“GODZILLA MINUS ONE” (2023) | Film Review
Godzilla turns 70 and to celebrate the popular film monster, Japan is releasing this blockbuster with ‘GODZILLA MINUS ONE’ (2023), which keeps viewers entertained with both successful CGI and an emotional story.
“SYMPATHY FOR THE DEVIL” (2023) | Film Review
All cats are grey at night. You could also say that anyone who hangs around Las Vegas at night is dirty. An interesting film theory when you consider that every character in this somewhat different road movie can become a shady one.
“CITY HUNTER” (2024) | Film Review
‘CITY HUNTER’ has been one of the most popular manga ever since the mid-1980s and has become a popular film project thanks to Jackie Chan’s performance as Ryo Saeba in the 1993 film of the same name. In 2024, the otherwise politically correct Netflix surprises with the Japanese film adaptation.
“GANGNAM ZOMBIE” (2023) | Film Review
The corona pandemic seems to have been forgotten a long time ago. It is only being dealt with miserably. The film industry is also somehow avoiding the issue altogether – you could catch something.
Breaking the generational curse: In the name of the Father, the Son and Jackie Chan
Those who learn nothing from history are condemned to repeat it. As a German, I was confronted with this idea early on in my school education. But the principle is universally applicable to every nation, every people, every individual, and has been an important reminder of the primordial human condition not only since the post-war years: Learn from your mistakes.
“KNOX GOES AWAY” (2023) | Film Review
Michael Keaton has been a film star for so long that his acting makes almost every role believable. He also impresses with his solid acting in ‘KNOX GOES AWAY’ (2023).
“THE COMEBACK TRAIL” (2020) | Film Review
Films about filmmaking are popular with film fans. Whether it’s ‘BOWFINGER’ (1999) or ‘WAG THE DOG’ (1997), it’s simply interesting to look over the shoulders of the professionals and see how unglamourous Hollywood can be.
“I AM NOT BIG BIRD” (2024) | Film Review
One advantage of Netflix is that they really do present you with modern films and stories from all over the world that you’re either not used to in this country or that you’ve already grown out of.