Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai is a 1999 film written and directed by Jim Jarmusch with Forest Whitaker as the protagonist. After having demonstrated that he had grown considerably over the years both as a director and, above all, as a screenwriter, Jarmusch made one of his best films. All the elements of … More Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai: Movie Review
Wes Craven has been one of the most important horror directors of the last 50 years. In the Seventies he had a fairly good success with his debut feature The Last House On The Left (1972), shot almost at no cost, and especially with The Hills Have Eyes (1977): both these movies are considered classics of … More Scream: Movies’ Reviews
Nineties’ Luc Besson (he’s not even a distant relative of post-2000’s Luc Besson) made three movies that are worth seeing: Nikita (1990), Léon (1994) and The fifth element (1997). Today I’m writing about the second, which features Jean Reno, Gary Oldman, and Natalie Portman. The plot is the following: a hit man of the Italian … More Léon: The Professional: Movie Review
Il Luc Besson degli anni Novanta (credo nemmeno lontano parente del Luc Besson post-2000) ci ha regalato tre film che vale la pena di vedere: Nikita (1990), Léon (1994) e The Fifth Element (Il quinto elemento, 1997). E oggi scrivo del secondo, che vanta nel cast Jean Reno, Gary Oldman e Natalie Portman. La trama … More Léon: recensione del film
Luc Besson must be a strange guy. He gave us Léon: The professional in 1994, a masterpiece with Jean Reno, Gary Oldman and a very young Natalie Portman, and the inexplicable Valerian and the city of a thousand planets in 2017. And he also gave us the various Arthur and the Invisibles and all the garbage he produced, but … More The Fifth Element: Movie Review
Luc Besson deve essere un tipo strano. Ci ha regalato Léon nel 1994, un capolavoro con Jean Reno, Gary Oldman e una giovanissima Natalie Portman, e l’inspiegabile Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (Valerian e la città dei mille pianeti) nel 2017. Per non parlare dei Minimei e di tutta la spazzatura che … More The Fifth Element: recensione del film
Luc Besson per me è un regista insondabile, è alla stregua di Steven Soderbergh o dell’attuale Spielberg, non puoi avere la certezza di che cazzo fanno se non vai a toccare con mano. Voglio dire, Tarantino lo sai che farà un buon film, anche se non ti piace o se ci trovi dei difetti sarà … More Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
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