And for the 250th time I have watched Halloween, the 1978 film directed by John Carpenter and starring Jamie Lee Curtis (she was 19 year old at that time!!!). This should already say something about what I think of the movie: it’s an incredible unrivaled masterpiece that should be watched and re-watched all the time. I … More John Carpenter’s Halloween: Movie Review
Widows is the latest film directed by Steve McQueen, the same director of Hunger (2008), Shame (2011), and 12 years a slave (2013). I went to the cinema with great expectations, also because of the cast which includes, among others, Cynthia Erivo (immensely good in Bad times at El Royale), Michelle Rodriguez, Colin Farrell, Daniel … More Widows: Movie Review
BlacKkKlansman is Spike Lee’s latest movie: released in 2018, the film stars John David Washington (he’s the son of Denzel Washington) and Adam Driver, who’s working so much lately! I don’t think that I have to introduce the great American director: Do the Right Thing (1989), Malcolm X (1992), 25th hour (2002) are only three great examples … More BlacKkKlansman: Movie Review
Die Welle (The Wave) is a 2008 German movie directed by Dennis Gansel. It takes inspiration from the book with the same title written by Tod Strasser (1981), which in turn is based on the short story Take as Directed (1976, later released in 1981 with the title The Third Wave) by Ron Jones, who … More The Wave: Movie Review
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