The much anticipated Christopher Nolan thriller Tenet has a new trailer and gives us a little more, but in typical Nolan style, a lot of the plot still remains a mystery.
Tag: summer
Carnival Row – Prague-shot fantasy series finally gets a trailer
The big budget and long-awaited Prague-shot series Carnival Row finally gets a trailer and release date.
Midsommar review – an epic (and funny) technicolour trip into savage grief
Ari Aster’s sophomore is as disturbing as the remarkable Hereditary, but brings a surprising amount of humour to a tale that is otherwise about the torment of grief and our need to adhere to tradition and culture, even if it literally rips us to shreds.
Jonah Hill’s ‘Mid90s’ getting a Czech release this summer
The long awaited indie skate drama Mid90s will finally get a run in Czech cinemas this July after it screens at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
Midsommar – new horror from the director of ‘Hereditary’ coming to Czech cinemas
Ari Aster’s much-anticipated Midsommar will come to Czech cinemas early August thanks to Aerofilms.
The Dead Don’t Die trailer – Jim Jarmusch made a zombie film
The Dead Don’t Die is Jim Jarmusch’s new film, and as you can probably guess from the title, it’s a zombie film, and it stars basically everyone (who matters).
New Once Upon a Time in Hollywood trailer – Tarantino is well and truly back
FINALLY, a trailer has dropped for the much anticipated and star studded Once Upon a Time in Hollywood – the ninth film by Quentin Tarantino.
Masters of the Universe movie shooting in Prague this July
Remember the ’80s classic He-Man and the Masters of the Universe? It’s getting (another) live action film and will be shot in Prague this summer.
Alpha review – a heartwarming survival tale and a visual spectacle
Alpha is a beautifully crafted survival movie that puts a focus on mood and visuals. It’s spellbinding and easily the best blockbuster of the summer.
The Meg review – ridiculous but does have its moments
The Meg tries to be the big ridiculous shark movie that you want it to be, but falls short from a devastatingly slow beginning, and an underwhelming backstory.
