My Oxford Year (2025) One year can change everything. Adapted from Julia Whelan’s popular novel, My Oxford Year arrives on Netflix with the promise of sweeping romance, picturesque backdrops, and a tragic edge designed to tug at the heartstrings. Directed by Iain Morris, best known for comedies like The Inbetweeners (2008-10) and The Festival (2018),…

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25.08.2025

Y2K (2024) – Mr. Movie's Film Blog

Y2K (2024) New Years Eve, 1999, The Last Party Before Y2K Remember when everyone genuinely thought the world might end on New Year’s Eve 1999? Y2K, directed by Saturday Night Live vetren Kyle Mooney (his feature debut) and co-written with Evan Winter, turns that millennial paranoia into a campy teen horror-comedy — but only half-hits…

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25.08.2025

Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) – Mr. Movie's Film Blog

Jurassic World: Rebirth (2025) A new era is born. The opener slaps. Cleanly staged, tense without yelling, and it announces director Gareth Edwards’ MO straight away: show just enough, trust scale and sound design, then pull back before spectacle turns to slurry. Across two hours, that restraint mostly holds. This is confident, widescreen dinosaur cinema…

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25.08.2025

Weapons (2025) – Mr. Movie's Film Blog

Weapons (2025) And they never came back. Spoiler Warning: The following review contains major plot revelations from Weapons — proceed only if you’ve seen the film or don’t mind knowing its secrets. At exactly 2:17 a.m., seventeen elementary school children in the quiet American suburb of Maybrook rise from their beds and vanish into the…

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