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Such a stupid nonsense that relies on the hope that it might be funny. It can try, but unfortunately, it isn't funny. First you will wonder what it will be, and then you'll just shake your head until the end. I like offbeat movies, but this was either too offbeat or simply just stupid.

Humphrey Bogart once again proves what a great actor he was, not only through his acting but also through his spoken acting. When he speaks, it is truly worth it. He and Lauren fit perfectly together, which was reflected in their marriage. It reminds me a little of "Casablanca" and it doesn't have its full qualities, but that doesn't change the fact that there are great characters here.

"Rover" is definitely an interesting film, although it depends a lot on whether you enjoy slow, contemplative movies where every second feels like three seconds in reality. It drags on, but the story being told is not completely bad in itself. It just doesn't impress. I'm a fan of Robert Pattinson, and here he proves that he has stepped out of his box and is a capable actor. Guy Pearce has proven this a long time ago, he just tends to play similar types too often.

It is a bit unnecessarily set action nonsense, but it's quite nice that it still follows the original. Billy Zane returns, although definitely don't watch it because of him. Even though he is first on the poster, there is very little space for him. The story revolves around the son of the original sniper, and it must be said that it got quite muddled. This is also reflected in the lack of strong moments in the unoriginal story.

Colorfully it is beautiful, that is simply the magic of Technicolor that always gets me, but when it comes to the story, it's not as captivating to knock me down. Judy Garland is adorable, moreover she yawns really beautifully, there are great scenes here, especially the Halloween one or the one with the snowmen, but otherwise it's a film that will please your heart on a Sunday afternoon, and then you will go do something else.

"Friday the 13th Part 6: Jason Lives" has a good sense of humor that somewhat revives the progressing series. The same formula is still present, but it's the humor, the development of the mythology, and the somewhat tolerable characters that give it a touch of mediocrity that was sorely lacking in some of the previous installments. Jason is not exceptional here, but you still care about how successful he will be in killing people around him. And here, it's occasionally funny.

Kim Kold is an incredible figure, both physically and as an actor. He fits perfectly in similar films and the dramatically melancholic level suits him excellently. The moment when other men arrive is unbelievable, just like the last scene that shows that size and strength of a person don't matter. A mother is always a mother.

It's got something going for it if you liked the previous films. It's quite nice to meet the sniper character again and see that he still has it, as well as to see how he ages and certain problems arise. It's not acted brilliantly, it's not even brilliantly filmed, but as an action movie, it still holds up pretty well.

An excellent example of capturing the realism of Italy during the Second World War. At times, one wonders how this could have been filmed in fascist Italy at all, because it does not paint a pretty picture of a strong country. On the contrary, it portrays the country as weak, and the characters that appear are equally weak. This leads to them becoming victims of their own weakness.

This fictional trailer - and I hope it remains fictional - successfully makes fun of terrorists and the chase for them, but it also adds great visual effects to it. Yes, it's digital, but thanks to the editing, it looks quite good. Moreover, it's really crazy, which goes well with it.