The Convert [2023]
Starring Guy Pierce, The Convert is a historical drama set in 1830 with a bit of action and stunning locations plunging us into a bitter Maori war.
Drama
Conclave [2024]
Visually hypnotizing, gripping, and intensely atmospheric, Conclave is a true masterpiece that everyone should see.
Chopper [2000]
Chopper is not just a thought-provoking dark comedy but also a gritty prison movie and an engaging character study, a fucking masterpiece.
Hostiles [2017]
Visually stunning and emotionally compelling, Hostiles is a brooding western exploring thought-provoking themes and tortured characters.
Back to Black [2024]
Back to Black is a rather pedestrian and messy biopic about the late singer Amy Winehouse saved by excellent performances and Amy herself.
Jarhead [2005]
Immersive, authentic, and just so damn easy to watch, Jarhead is a multilayered masterpiece, a subversive war drama like no other.
Ferrari [2023]
Trying to mix family drama with exciting racing sequences, Ferrari just misses its mark but still remains an intriguing watch.
Saltburn [2023]
Aesthetically pleasing and just enough quirky, Saltburn is a sexually charged retro escapist experience exploring familiar themes.
Napoleon [2023]
Aesthetically pleasing and featuring impressive action sequences, Napoleon is far too disjointed and casual to be a masterpiece.
Good Kill [2014]
Thought-provoking and gripping, Good Kill is a different kind of war movie about a burnt-out drone operator masterfully played by Ethan Hawk.
The Bikeriders [2023]
The Bikeriders is not a classical biker movie but more of a vibey exploration of the beginnings of the biker culture anchored by a love story.
Oppenheimer [2023]
Held together by strong performances and production values, Oppenheimer turned out to be a flat and disjointed drama still worth a look.