Pure, unfiltered Arnold at his finest. It’s the kind of film built entirely around one man—the guy who found his niche in Hollywood, not just because he was insanely ripped, but because he had a great sense of humor too. What I wouldn’t give for a star like that today...

Feels like we used to get way more of these wild, over-the-top American comedies about 10-15 years ago. Maybe it’s the whole hyper-correct era we’re in, or maybe it’s just the actors these days. Hard to say. Either way, Josh Duhamel totally nailed it. It’s a bit of a mess, a bit outrageous... but exactly the kind of…

For a Belmondo film, this one’s surprisingly gritty. The main villain is a full-blown psychopath, and I’m not sure if French cinema had a more unhinged character at the time. But then again, it's still Belmondo, so you're entertained throughout. Even when the villain goes on a rampage in some kind of psychedelic…

We've seen plenty of British films like this—a historical snapshot with a touch of lighthearted absurdity. Sometimes it works when the filmmakers really pour their heart into it, but here it felt more like a routine period drama with that typical British perspective. Nothing particularly wrong with it, but nothing…

I hadn’t really dived into that string of bad movies Bruce made before his career took a turn, until I willingly sat through this one. Honestly, Bruce probably came out of this with his dignity somewhat intact—he’s not to blame for the fact that the movie is dull, ridiculous, and lacks any real entertainment value.…

If a few things had been done differently, this could’ve turned into a solid B-movie. The potential was there, and the filmmakers certainly have the experience to pull it off. Not sure what went wrong, though. Take Nicolas Cage, for instance—he fits this movie perfectly. He even has one completely bonkers scene that…

Another delightful gem from Scandinavia. It's a refreshingly original drama—funny, sharp in its dialogue, and visually creative. You can tell it’s something different just from the title alone. At a tight 80 minutes, the film finds beauty in simplicity and keeps you engaged with its unique approach. While I’m holding…

Seeing Alain Delon as Zorro is definitely a treat, especially knowing how much he was invested in the project. But you can’t help but notice just how much this film has aged. At times, it feels overly absurd, which really stands out when you think about the fact that the French were also making some top-tier crime…

I hadn’t really dived into that string of bad movies Bruce made before his career took a turn, until I willingly sat through this one. Honestly, Bruce probably came out of this with his dignity somewhat intact—he’s not to blame for the fact that the movie is dull, ridiculous, and lacks any real entertainment value.…

We've seen plenty of British films like this—a historical snapshot with a touch of lighthearted absurdity. Sometimes it works when the filmmakers really pour their heart into it, but here it felt more like a routine period drama with that typical British perspective. Nothing particularly wrong with it, but nothing…