The first "Hunger Games" film stands out with its interesting dystopian world. However, the low budget is noticeable and disrupts the immersion. The biggest issue is the below-average camera work. Despite this, the costumes, sets, and special effects are very good for the limited budget.

(3,5/5)

"Mockingjay Part 2" starts where the last film ended, and this is a problem. The film has trouble standing on its own and takes time to build suspense. Katniss's fighting spirit comes too late in the film.

But then the film really gets going. The story is not complex but offers excitement until the end. The finale is great and would have been better if the film was not split into two parts.

(3,5/5)

"Mockingjay Part 1" covers the first half of the third book. The trend of splitting the final part into two is annoying, and it shows in the film's pacing. The movie is exciting, and it's great to see Katniss as a broken woman in District 13. However, the story isn't complex, and it becomes a bit boring by the end. Still, I'm excited for the final film.

A wonderful comedy with excellent actors, but the societal critique is sometimes only superficially addressed.

(3,5/5)

The main issue is as follows:

We see beautiful scenes from outer space, then there's a cut where the entire crew looks into the camera, trying to remain serious, and then another cut, followed by a long scene in space again.

The film is relatively stretched out, and the plot doesn't reach its full potential. Given the very peculiar acting performances, how can one say that the film is a sad beginning to the human adventure!

Chicago ist ein raffiniertes, wunderschönes Musical mit atemberaubenden Hauptdarstellern. Mehr will und kann ich nicht schreiben, weil ich nur Lob für dieses Meisterwerk habe.

After the failed "Covenant," it was clear that the series couldn't continue in the same way. And even though I'm not necessarily a fan of the Disney productions, I can say that "Alien: Romulus" has definitely taken a better and more appropriate direction.

The film naturally has many elements from the first two movies, and you can also feel a bit of nostalgia. Aside from a few odd special effects, the film is visually stunning. However, the story feels a bit rushed, but in the end, it's definitely a solid, intense horror-action film that fits well into the Alien franchise.

Der Film ist auf jeden Level ein schlechter Film. Sei es die Dialoge, die abstruse Handlung das schlechte Schauspiel. Aber ey, der Film ist definitiv für die Hardcore Roland Emmerich gemacht worden oder zumindest für Leute die Katastrophen Filme lieben. Aber selbst das geht besser.

The idea of cloning Ripley is idiotic, and many of the dialogues are poorly written. The film has odd design elements, and some actors deliver exaggerated performances.

However, I like the group dynamics and the basic story idea. You can definitely tell that Joss Whedon had a hand in this.
But in the end, I have mixed feelings. One part of me likes the film for the ideas it gets right, while the other part hates it for the things it gets wrong.

Due to its amateurish direction, terrible acting, and oversexualization, the film made me throw the DVD (The DVD wasn't from Videobuster) in the trash.

Yes, the film tries to tell a serious story about male prostitution but fails on every level.

This film introduces fresh ideas that fit perfectly into the franchise. However, the film has two major flaws: the nostalgia factor for the old movies is annoying, and the numerous "cool one-liners" come off as ridiculous and silly. Nonetheless, the film should be good enough for Ghostbusters fans.