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This comedy never really grew close to my heart, but it's not that big of a stupidity. It's obvious that it is trying hard to ride on the success of "Prciček", but at least it doesn't unnecessarily force the theme of "loss of virginity". The story makes sense, but the actual road trip itself isn't that important, there's a minimum of it here. Occasionally, there's a good joke or an interesting character.

This movie has flaws in its logic, it doesn't work perfectly, and the ending is not exactly one worth waiting for, but there is still an idea presented here that is worth it. It is true, although a bit worn out, at least in terms of "Terminator". Nevertheless, I think it is quite an interesting topic that was not processed so badly, just very Hollywood-like. It is a pity they didn't focus more on the psychological aspect and less on the action, which doesn't stand out much anyway, it would have been excellent.

Horribly worn-out buddy movie formula that simply doesn't work as it should anymore. Ice Cube is surprisingly good, Kevin Hart is just annoying, and you really want him to get a lot more flack. Well, the story also runs in well-trodden tracks, not bringing anything specific to the table. Tim Story just continues to prove that he is simply an average filmmaker.

"The Colossus of New York" is a classic film from the 1950s, but unfortunately more in a negative sense. There is very little originality here, and even though the monster is beautifully clumsy and spasmodic, the film itself simply won't save it. This is a movie for hardcore fans of 50s sci-fi and horror films, others will probably not be interested. It lacks the proper charge and is not suspenseful either.

I have to say that after a long time, I really enjoyed this episode again, maybe because it's noticeable that the creators put effort into the animation. Technologically, it's high quality, although there are some shortcomings in the story. Essentially, it's still about friendship, but at least there are different Pokémon and also different characters here. Overall, the story is quite pleasant and watchable, even though it may not dazzle anyone's eyes.

A terribly mediocre movie that wants to pretend to be something more. However, it's just a simple mainstream film that stands out only in its attempt to tackle a somewhat interesting topic. It doesn't succeed, and in the end, even the action scenes are not at all enchanting. It's evident that the main goal was to make the film relatively cheap, while trying to make it appear as a fancy modern version of "Top Gun".

"Una notte al cimitero" is a film that can captivate with its masks, which are – surprisingly not too much – really good, but for individual scenes they are not that important, they are just flashy. The ending may be a bit surprising, although it is also in the spirit of gothic horror. "Una notte al cimitero" is a film that is intended more for radical fans of Italian cinema, because I don't think that this horror film specifically has the potential to appeal to anyone else.

A quite pleasantly rough film that doesn't necessarily aim to be naturalistic, but sometimes it's enough to just imagine the scenes. Dolph Lundgren has an incredible appearance here, and I couldn't help but laugh when I realized it was him. It's not a groundbreaking film, but as a craft, it's good, sufficient. Maybe I've softened up, but this is quite a good ride.

Paul Potts somehow kept eluding me, so I finally got to know the man who won the first season of "Britain's Got Talent". An interesting story, which was captured in a non-intrusive manner with overall good performances by the actors, for example Colm Meaney, who continues to prove that he is suited for smaller roles and can fully immerse himself in them. A beautiful and kind film, I liked it.

A really interesting element of sci-fi is making its way into Pokémon stories. It's nothing groundbreaking, but the whole universe is expanding even further, plus the film is sometimes conceived as animated kaiju. Granted, the battles could have been a bit more clever, but it's still meant for children and I'm still confident that this can work as intended. Sentimentally sweet.