Spider-man has been my all-time favorite superhero since I was a kid; to be more precise, Tobey Maguire was the only real spider-man for me and I was never able to even have the slightest interest for Andrew Garfield’s spider-man. I remember wearing his suit when I was five or six years old after watching the Sam Raimi’s trilogy for the 100th time and pretending that I was the friendly neighborhood spider-man. Who knows, maybe my passion for science came…

Before writing any reviews about this movie, I need to clarify that I was among one of those people who assumed Daniel Craig was not charismatic enough to cast as 007. However, by now I am definitely convinced that he was the smartest choice.

Unlike the previous movie “Spectre” which ended up vitiating the stereotype of a murdering agent, I found the ending of “No time to die” completely reasonable and logical according to James Bond’s strong character. First of…

Cheerful and anomalous historic movie!

This was the second time for me to watch a Russian movie and I was very fond of this one. Seeing the aesthetic architecture of the Hermitage museum in the heart of the old capital of Russia along with the history of the Soviet union being told as the time goes on, certainly gave me a pleasure.

The story commences with an unknown person left alone in the Hermitage museum in the 1800s. He seems…

Another average ordinary mysterious movie!

I’ve watched plenty movies of this genre. Some were singular while the others were just a waste of time. Marshall (Henry Cavill) is investigating the case of a murderer who seems to be retarded but yet adroit killer while he’s arrested. Cooper (Ben Kingsley) is also an old man who wants to make the world a better place by his own justice.

In the first half an hour of the movie, every scene is vague…