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Still keeping its standard. The plot is not as complex as second part of Department Q, but good enough to show brilliant atmosphere with adequate ending. Action scenes are superb and everything is intense as it should be.

Ex Machina does make to its name justice. This movie is not only about the visual effects - even in front of green wall would be interesting to see interaction between actors and AI. Of course, there is need for artistic outlook and it is the eye-catching cinematography which makes it better. Everything seems to fit together and it does look almost efortless.

It has its own character with unusual atmosphere within, so it might be enough that it has sence of road (bike) movie, but it is filmed with very good pace, which keeps on giving. Absurd humour does work in this film and the scene in the kitchen is absolutely hilarious!

Sex Ed is about a young man who always wanted to be a teacher. At the same time he is learning how to cope with his personal mishaps. There is a very little to point out, because the whole movie is kind of sterile without proper overturn or some exiting moment. It is obvious that script doesn't have bigger impact. Only a handful of good scenes won't make a good movie.

That awkward movie. I don't really know what this is about. It's not appealing in any way. This must be some sort of bad joke.

It is in some way chaotic and sometimes mishandling, but the biggest disappointment is the handling of the theme. There is a big effort to show The Wedding Date as it is something with much higher impact, but unfortunately it's just another bad joke.

Alternative name could be Guardians of the Revenue. Quite colorful movie with lots to see, but in fact it doesn't have lot to offer. Storyline might be little bit too obvious, which in the end doesn't matter, because as a huge blockbuster, it needs effective outlook. Unexpected moments and imaginative script does add up to the result. Good job.

Complex, raw, beautiful editing with amazing pace. The whole storyline perfectly fits together so you can just relax and enjoy how the movie naturally flows in to the end. Stunning piece of art.

Selma overall must be appreciated for its precious content, because there is no chance to deny the importance of the storyline. Unfortunately it lacks of raw emotions which would push the whole experience forward. It's a shame, but Selma struggles to deliver.

Paddington is not only the movie, but it is almost like a national symbol for British people. On one hand, you can see the whole plot positively, on the other hand it shows basics on which British Empire was build without deeper explanations. What I liked about the movie the most is that there are pointed out some really significant specifics of British culture. London can accommodate people from the colonies and even bears from rain forests. Author Michael Bond admitted inspiration from Winton kids and the fact is that character of Paddington was one of the first toys to be made in millions. Some books (movies) are simply made for toys industry. After all, I am glad that I am not British.