Blind but not a saint – Don’t breathe (2016) – Review
Because of Fede Álvarez's movie we forgot to take a breathe for one hour. It's a fantastic job without falling prey to cliché horror jumpscares and gimmicks.
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Amazon’s “Birds of Paradise”: Film Review
Greatly choreographed dance sequences, stunning locations and a surreal drama about two competitive friends and the dark ballet world.
Those who remained – Review
The love story of an older man and a young girl after the Second World War, at the beginning of the Rákosi era, or what happened to those who remained?
Will Smith vs. Will Smith – Gemini Man (2019) Review
Gemini Man has quite a bad story but the performances, the shooting locations in Budapest and the actual action save the movie.
Global zombie-terror – World War Z (2013) Review
Brad Pitt saves the World from zombies. It will make you laugh, it will make you scream and it will make you cheer.
Good guys and bad guys – Robin Hood (2018) Review
There are many examples that have decided to tell the story of Robin Hood. This is about the origin of the legend with great actors and nice hungarian locations
Magnificent sets and Dwayne Johnson, nothing more – Hercules (2014) Review
Many films have been made about the legend of Hercules, but Brett Ratner’s movie stands out among the others because of the actors and unique Hungarian sets.
Great actors, beautiful locations, worst comedy – I Spy (2002) Review
The King of Comedy; Eddie Murphy completely misses the point with his film. I Spy isn’t the best but the Hungarian locations make it better than it is.
The funniest agent – Spy (2015) Review
A delightfully funny James Bond parody which was filmed in Budapest. The Spy is full of jokes, good actors and a heroine, Melissa McCarthy.
Netflix’s big shot – The King (2019) Review
Netflix hit the jackpot. The King with Timothée Chalamet is by far one of the most original and unique retellings of medieval history to ever be released.
Violence and love in the hunting lodge – Tall Tales Review
A film about dark moody color grading, beautiful luscious forest compositions, midnight conversations by the fire place and truly intimate romance.
From women to women – The Spy Who Dumped Me Review
A story of friendship between two women in a spy movie. But where does the parody end and pure genre action begins? The Spy Wo Dumped Me was released 3 years ago.
Hard to watch, but worth it – Review: On Body and Soul
On Body and Soul is about romance, fantasy and mystery. Ildikó Enyedi’s drama is a masterfully crafted film, the only major flaw is the movie not long enough
Black Widow’s Final Mission – Review
The MCU’s long-awaited fourth phase finally released. The Black Widow is a perfect closure to the most iconic female superheroes of all time.
World-changing science on screen – Radioactive (2019) Review
Incredible true story of Marie Curie and her Nobel Prize-winning work that changed the world. Filmed in Budapest with gorgeous colors and visual effects.
Hungarian dating in Japanese style – Liza, the Fox-Fairy review
Dating wouldn’t be harder for Liza who gets a taste of relationships through the romance book. The Hungarian nurse finally finds her true love but very bloodily
Eternal Return – Hurok (2016) Review
Hurok attempts to be a stand-out time travel film. Although it doesn’t reform the genre and it’s a little bit complicated, it provides enjoyable entertainment.
Winged Bird – Red Sparrow Review
Red Sparrow is an unusual worthwhile ‘sexpionage’ thriller which is boosted further by Jennifer Lawrence’s nearly perfect performance.
The Cruel Hungarian Murderer – Strangled (2020) Mini-Series review
Strangled is a true event based, Hollywood quality Hungarian mini-series about a serial killer. Now available on Netflix.
Russia respond to HBO – Chernobyl: Abyss review
For the 35th anniversary of the worst nuclear accident, Russia made its own version of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant’s tragedy. Better than HBO’s? We’ll see.
47 Ronin – the samurai story gets another chance as a series
47 Ronin, Keanu Reeves’ samurai movie is trending on Netflix, despite its previous flop at the box office in 2013. Even Universal has plans for a sequel.
The Alienist – Review
Alienist – a fake true story for $9 million per episode shot in Budapest, is a big departure from the tone and genre of procedural dramas TNT had served up before.
A girl against the forces of darkness – Shadow and Bone review
Adapting Shadow and Bone of Leigh Bardugo’s Grishaverse trilogy, is a confident outing from Netflix in the fantasy genre – with tons of action and magic.
“Barbarians” or Roman Empire vs Germania – a whacky take on history by Netflix
Barbarians – an exciting, engaging trek through the Germanic marshlands of brutality, brooding atmosphere and dark political agendas – not by the history books
What Sam Levinson touches turns into teenage stardust glitter – Euphoria Special review
Euphoria in 2019 was a big success, and because of this, it left huge expectations behind. We watched the special episodes.
When you wish this bickering shall never be over – Review of Malcolm and Marie
Malcolm has just arrived from his movie premiere and has a smoldering discussion with Marie. But how will this all end?
