Tag: Thomas Kretschmann

Infinity Pool | Review

The Dualists: Cronenberg Doubles Down on Class Cliches “Sorrow is concealed in gilded places, and there’s no escaping it,” wrote Fyodor Dostoevsky in his...

Top 100 Most Anticipated Foreign Films of 2022: #33. Brandon Cronenberg’s Infinity Pool

Infinity Pool As we learned late last year, cinephiles can now expect Cronenberg riches from not one, but three sources. Sprinkling his filmography with a...

Balloon | Review

An Air Affair: Herbig Revisits GDR Getaway in Strait-laced Thriller German director Michael Herbig, best known for his comedic films in his native country, makes...

Central Intelligence | Review

Little Big Man: Unlikely and Illogical Buddy Comedy Runs on Vestiges of Charm The usual formula we’re used to seeing in the tireless buddy comedy...

Hitman: Agent 47 | Review

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Avengers: Age of Ultron | Review

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