A movie about making a movie sounds not that big of a deal (especially in the Lord's 2025th year) and this one is not even close to being the absolute peak of the "genre" (though the premise itself is kinda promising as they want to film a remake of Louis Feuillade's 1915 crime serial Les Vampires), but I'd lie big time if I say I didn't enjoy some of the components of the movie.
The absolute best part is, hands…
I have a feeling now that all of these "nun horrors" are pretty much the same: The young, chaste virgin female lead arrives (thanks to some plot reason) to experience the dark secret of the convent.
This one is pretty watchable with a very neat idea at the end, but don't expect too much from it. One alternative for life: Try Immaculate instead. That one is pretty decent.
While the first 1/3 of this movie doesn't really hold that much value and the vibe of the premise is pretty underwhelming too, the rest of the movie however has enough charm and character to make me forget this little mishap.
While Anora has some pretty obvious "Oscar-bait scenes", the overall impression is more than satisfying, especially when it comes to modern movie making where most of the filmmakers play it safe and they don't really dare to take bigger…
I’ve never been a big fan of the „he/she’s a great director, a huge visionary, so every movie of his/hers is automtically good” attitude, where the name (or more like the brand) sells itself, despite of the quality of the actual product.
F. F. Coppola is exactly this in the eyes of many and while I’ve never been a huge fan of him or his works, but still, no one could prepare me for the shock that was Megalopolis. His…
