The film version is a little bit better, but the series has enough room to be narratively robust and scripted to a tee, though it doesn't always get the balance of characters and the pulse right. It's also an unpleasant finding that what initially looks like a prequel to the feature film goes its own way in subsequent…

Bromance in a mafia disguise. The third season is already tired, thematically weaker and slight overwrought in general. Suburra would have been much more decent and coherent having only two season, as the third one is unnecessary and doesn't bring anything new or interesting. Plus, the ending tries to target big…

The tough outlaw Ladislav Potměšil and his newly of-age driver, who keeps running away from reformatories, are always one step ahead of the incompetent justice system. Investigators regularly meet under the image of Husák, but the result is only a few disrupted homosexual and heterosexual encounters, and as part of…

Apple has once again pulled out the stops and delivers an excellent crime drama driven by courtroom procedure and it's a blast! Jake Gyllenhaal, as a lawyer, is accused of murdering his colleague/lover and his colleague Peter Sarsgaard is hell bent on his neck. The first half of the series is a bit slower, but once we…

While the international acclaim and impressive trailers promised the event of the year and a film with a cult status in the style of Se7en and The Silence of the Lambs, the result is different and it shows in the final rating, which isn't around 80%. I for one have to say that I haven't enjoyed a crime film like…

"You disgust me, but I love you." A soul so broad that its focus is very narrow. It’s important to remember that whether you stimulate existence with philosophical discussions or prioritize qualitative libido (consider quantity only after a break longer than eight months), it will always end up with you dancing down…

It tries to be more Hitchcockian than Hitchcock and De Palma combined, and I ate it up, including the romantic interludes (the scenes from the post-war period that were "bleached" later were the most enjoyable). On top of that, we get the eccentric antiquarian Jacobi and Williams from the self-service store, who…

Who is the magpie? Who is the jackdaw? The sparrows are already chirping on the rooftops about how the crazy huntress will fall for it and the patriarch, alone in the nest, will be plucked clean. The audience is kept in suspense for a long time about how everything will turn out, only to be released at the end without…

A quintet of dirty women. A tribute to the brave ladies in the French resistance, who fell to their knees not for prayer. When it comes to freedom and life, everyone should use the best weapon they have. War veterans criticized Jean-Paul Salomé's film for suggesting that joining the resistance was not out of coercion…

The tough outlaw Ladislav Potměšil and his newly of-age driver, who keeps running away from reformatories, are always one step ahead of the incompetent justice system. Investigators regularly meet under the image of Husák, but the result is only a few disrupted homosexual and heterosexual encounters, and as part of…