Life
Scientists on the International Space Station are bringing back a sample from Mars, which turns out to contain -indeed- Life. It starts out as a single celled organism, but it doesn't take long for it
Nocturnal Animals
A successful Los-Angeles-based artist Susan Morrow (played by Amy Adams) is sent a manuscript of a novel by her ex-husband Tony Hastings (Jake Gyllenhaal). The story is one of violent abduction and grips her, causing
Demolition (5/10)
Davis (Jake Gyllenhaal) loses his wife in a car accident in the opening scene of Demolition. As his once seemingly perfect life falls apart, his behaviour becomes more and more erratic. Davis has started writing
Everest (7/10)
In 1992, Rob Hall (Jason Clarke), a Kiwi mountaineer, was the first to establish a commercial tourist business guiding (fit & wealthy) amateurs up Everest with his company Adventure Consultants, for $65,000 per person. With
Southpaw (6/10)
Jake Gyllenhaal plays Billy Hope, a boxer raised in an orphanage in Hell's Kitchen where he met his wife Maureen (Rachel McAdams). The movie starts when Billy is on top of the world as reigning
Enemy (4/10)
Despite its mainstream lead, this is an arthouse movie. And a boring one unfortunately... It's hard to describe why without spoilers - it is one of those movie that needs analysis during and after viewing
Nightcrawler (7.5/10)
Close... but no cigar... Nightcrawler is the story of Louis Bloom who by chance decides to work his way into filming accidents and crimes and selling the footage to the local news station. I enjoyed the movie.
Zodiac (8/10)
A long, somewhat clinical approach to the story of the Zodiac Killer by David Fincher. At the same time it builds good depth in the main characters, and it does not get boring despite is