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Compelling philosophical reflections, great actors, amazing gore orgy and breathtaking visuals. I'm getting more or less what I like from the series, so I'm satisfied. 85%

If you don't have a problem with India, here's a tip for an interesting thriller based on true events. The story revolves around a plane that is hijacked by terrorists and highlights the acting performance of the chief stewardess, whose courage earned her a medal for bravery and actually made her an icon of India. There is not much to add, it is suspenseful, nicely shot and very realistic. Those who like films on similar themes should not hesitate. 75%

I didn't enjoy this at all. An hour-long conversation where nothing interesting or exciting happens. Boring as fuck. 40%.

A pretty OK grindhouse B-movie that has great characters and is properly gritty. There's rape, some gore, the action showdown is very cool, but apart from that the film doesn't have much else to impress. For me, however, it was enough for one viewing. 60%.

I first saw the French remake, which is one of the best that came out this year and the Mexican original is not even close to the remake. The plot is exactly the same, but the film lacks any emotion and humour and the acting is incomparably weaker. Another example where the remake is more better. 60%

The sequel to Guardians of the Galaxy is more or less in the same vein as the first one, but it doesn't bring much new. It's decent fun no doubt. Drax and the raccoon are the funniest again, Starlord is a bit bland and didn't seem to have enough space, I didn't like Kurt Russell much and Stallone is only here for maybe two minutes, so there's not much to look forward to. The film is a bit too colourful and quite infantile in places for my taste, and the big finale is actually the weakest part, as it is nothing but a massive digital mess that you can't really absorb and you don’t really care how it ends. The highlight for me was the scene in the forest where the raccoon disarms his opponents with ingenious traps. I probably won't watch it again and would classify it as one of the more mediocre Marvel films. I suspect DC will kick Marvel's ass this year with Wonder Woman. 75%

A notch weaker than the first one. It's much less fun and more infantile. The main character is more of a father than a villain and that didn't sit well with me. Still watchable with nice animation, but I won't be going back to it. 60%.

A nice funny fairy tale that is just for boys and made me younger by 10 years. The Minions are too infantile and the fact that they can't be understood irritated me. But the main character is great, the weapons are inventive to the point of being wacky, and there's a decent laugh to be had. The main villain bothered me a little, we was a bit of a weirdo. Still, great- 80%

A solid horror film from Canada, one of the better ones this year. Let Her Out is more or less body horror, psychological drama and part ghost story, which is very refreshing and works well. The main character is attractive and likeable, I found the explanation of why the main character is doing what she is doing intelligently and logically delivered, the scene in the metro and the finale are very intense. There are less nastiness compared to Contracted and Bite, but even this form suited me. 70%

For my taste, it's too long (not much happens in the first two hours and there are some very deaf passages), but the final half hour is literally like something out of another movie: intense, brutal, shocking with a devastating impact. Surprisingly, the Poles don’t pull any punches when it comes to children, toddlers, pregnant women and priests. I was sure of three stars the whole time, but for the strong ending and the fact that it is about our neighbours, I'm throwing in a fourth star. 70%