One Battle After Another (2025) Some search for battle, others are born into it. Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another is ambitious, loud, and, frankly, underwhelming. It has moments of power — strong performances, good cinematography, PTA’s most expensive endeavor to date — but too often the film feels like it’s waving ideological flags…

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21.09.2025

The Long Walk (2025) – Mr. Movie's Film Blog

The Long Walk (2025) The task is simple: Walk or Die Francis Lawrence’s The Long Walk is one of the most viscerally confronting Stephen King adaptations — specifically from his Richard Bachman era — yet it manages a surprising amount of emotional weight. It’s a film that is often brutal, frequently bleak, but in its…

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30.09.2025

Carry-On (2024) – Mr. Movie's Film Blog

Carry-On (2024) Every holiday season, millions travel safely by air. This Christmas will be different. Jaume Collet-Serra has made a career out of wringing tension from confined spaces, and with Netflix’s Carry-On he’s back in familiar territory. This time the story unfolds at Los Angeles International Airport on Christmas Eve, and the result is a…

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03.10.2025

Him (2025) – Mr. Movie's Film Blog

Him (2025) Greatness demands sacrifice. There’s something compelling about a horror film that feels both familiar and strange, as if the genre’s tropes are being gently bent rather than smashed. Him, produced by Jordan Peele and helmed by Justin Tipping — who co-write the script with Skip Bronkie and Zack Akers — lands squarely in…

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