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This review reportedly contains spoilers. The first Kick-Ass drew heavily from the real world superhero paradigm and the graphic violence. The character of Kick-Ass as a wannabe superhero who constantly fails yet grows in the process was intriguing t…

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Rick’s Café Américain, a nightclub in Casablanca, Morokko, is a place where many foreigners meet, especially people who are fleeing from the German grasp. Owner Rick not only has to deal with the local police force, but also special interests of his various guests. He tries to not pick any sides and get in the way, but this isn’t always easy.

Magic meets heist movie meets guess-who-is-the-bad-guy-here-or-is-he. This is a really neat attempt to wrap mystery inside mystery, irritate the hell out of the audience but still make it a good and entertaining story. There’s lots of action apart fr…

This review reportedly contains spoilers. The story is actually told quite quickly: Rogen and his friend Jay are at James Franco’s house party when suddenly people are flying away and all hell breaks loose. As Rogen, Franco and the surviving crew ver…

I don’t know why really but I always thought to have written a review on BB and just found out by searching my blog that I actually didn’t. So first of all I loved the first Batman by Tim Burton. It’s as good as a first Batman could have been, given …

Asks one of the most profound questions: Which story would you prefer? Incredible story incredibly well told.

This is a really hard one. Took me about 2 hours to get into it. The characters are great, the actors do a fine job (better than the prosthetics department anyway). I guess this movie is kinda like life. It runs much longer than you would expect (and …

It’s stupid even compared to the first one and it’s – once more – the longest weirdest ad for the armed forces you might ever encounter. Well, until the next Transformers movie of course. They really didn’t put any thought into the plot. But they obvi…

Funny, although heavily relying on what I’d call obvious humor. Not much different from other buddy comedies so far. But then there’s great characters played by magnificent actors that really create a certain depth where you wouldn’t expect it. That b…

Essentially a love story between adventurer Elissen (Hans Albers) and Claire Lennartz (Sibylle Schmitz), sister to the owners of Lennertz-Werke. Created by Droste, a friend of Elissen, they plan to build a swimming platform in the Atlantic ocean so th…