A Celebration of Cinema
Oene KummerReviews of movies and (the first two episodes of) series
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Wagner Moura is magnetic in The Secret Agent (Kleber Mendonça Filho, 2025)
It’s not exactly a secret that The Secret Agent is one of last year’s most lauded films. But it’s even better than I expected.
Chris Hemsworth looks for ‘walkaway money’ in Crime 101 (Bart Layton, 2026)
Based on the work of American crime writer Don Winslow, Crime 101 is a sun filled, Los Angeles set, crime drama, that gives the viewer the kind of good looking value for money that used to be commonplace in the golden days of Hollywood.
Russell Crowe and Remi Malek go head-to-head in Nuremberg (James Vanderbilt, 2025)
At times it comes across as a rather old fashioned prison, courtroom and wartime drama, but Nuremberg is still a riveting watch, in a ‘made for the Oscars of 2005’ kind of way.
Modern Classic: The Outfit (Graham Moore, 2022)
On BBC 1 tonight, The Outfit is a fine and remarkable movie, that takes place in one single location. It could have easily been a stage play. Yet it feels incredibly cinematic.
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I go to the movies. Or watch them at home. And write reviews. Have made a handful of short films myself. Editor-in-Chief of Plot Magazine.
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