Pros: Only archival footage and negotiations, no interviews or comments from eyewitnesses; impressive dramatic editing; previously unseen footage; a unique opportunity to plunge into the atmosphere of 1969. Cons: No Apollo 11 / “Apollo 11” Genre documentary Directed by Todd Douglas Miller CNN Films Studios, Neon Year of release 2019 IMDb website The fact is […]

Pros: the plot retained the main elements from the original cartoon; adorable dogs; soundtrack Cons: you need to get used to the fact that four-legged characters have facial expressions; naive moments of Lady and the Tramp Genre drama, comedy Directed by Charlie Bean Starring: Kiersey Clemons (Darling), Thomas Mann (Edward Byron), Yvette Nicole Brown (Aunt

Pros: Amazing performances by Jonathan Pryce and Anthony Hopkins; great dialogues; peculiar humor; little-known facts from the biography of Jorge Mario Bergoglio; costumes and sets Cons: The film somewhat whitewashes the Catholic Church; problem with subtitles on Netflix The Two Popes / “Two Popes” Drama genre Directed by Fernando Meirelles Starring Jonathan Pryce (Cardinal Jorge

Pros: choreography of the artists; performance of musical compositions Cons: strange computer graphics; props; storyline – these are songs that introduce the characters of “Cats” in turn Genre: musical, fantasy Director Tom Hooper Cast: Francesca Hayward (Victoria), Judi Dench (Duteronomy), Jennifer Hudson (Grisabella), Idris Elba (Macavity), Ian McKellen (Goose), Taylor Swift (Bombalurina), Rebel Wilson (Miss

Pros: Dafne Keen as Lyra; main cast; good graphics for depicting daemons; atmosphere Cons: some liberties in the adaptation of the book “His Dark Materials” / His Dark Materials Fantasy genre Creator Jack Thorne Cast: James McAvoy (Lord Asriel), Dafne Keen (Lyra Belacqua), Ruth Wilson (Marisa Coulter), Anne-Marie Duff (Ma Costa), Clarke Peters (Master of

Pros: Bringing justice to the real heroes of the 1925 race; a touching story of friendship between a man and a dog; the film adheres to historical facts; magnificent landscapes Cons: Too much CG in some scenes; the unexplained disappearance of one of the Seppala Togo family members Drama genre Directed by Erickson Core Starring

Pros: A story about your favorite films from the mouths of people directly involved in their creation; rare archival footage; interesting facts about the filmmaking process Cons: Lack of interviews with A-list stars; slightly controversial choice of films for the first season of The Movies That Made Us / “Movies We Grew Up With” Genre

Pros: actors; script idea; 70s reenactment scenes; humor Cons: the film is not for viewers who avoid films about relationships “Cafe of Desires” / La belle époque Genre drama, comedy Directed by Nicolas Bedos Cast: Daniel Auteuil (Victor Drumond), Fanny Ardant (Marianne Drumond), Guillaume Canet (Antoine), Doria Tillier (Margot), Pierre Arditi (Pierre), Denis Podalides (Francois),

Pros: moments that play with confined spaces and the fear of the unknown of the ocean; rapid development of events; interest in the ending Cons: there are a lot of cliches in the film; there is no full disclosure of all the characters in “Underwater” / Underwater Genre fantasy, thriller Directed by William Eubank Starring

Pros: Unusual look at religious themes; demonstration of the specifics of hybrid warfare and the use of information weapons in the post-truth era; good casting; the intrigue continues until the last frames of the season Cons: There are too many minor characters in the series, which dilutes the story; a somewhat generalized interpretation of many

Pros: Robert Downey Jr. in a new role; good-natured message; animals with distinct personalities; travel and a large number of events Cons: sometimes the plot seems very simple “Dolittle” / Dolittle Genre fantasy, comedy Directed by Stephen Geagan Cast: Robert Downey Jr. (Dr. John Dolittle), Antonio Banderas (Rasoulli), Michael Sheen (Mudfly), Henry Collette (Tommy Stubbins),

Pros: successful directorial debut; balance between comedic and dramatic moments; irony of situations; soundtrack Cons: the awkwardness of some moments may seem drawn out “My Thoughts Are Silent” / “My Thoughts Are Silent” Genre comedy, drama Directed by Antonio Lukic Starring Irma Vitovskaya (mother), Andrey Lidagovsky (Vadim) Companies Toy Cinema, Ukrainian State Film Agency Year