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Dawid Myśliwiec

Dawid Myśliwiec

Always in "watching", "about to watch" or "just watched" mode. Once I've put my daughter to bed, I sit down in front of the screen and disappear - sometimes losing myself in some American black crime story, and sometimes just absorbing the latest Netflix movie. For the past 12 years, I have been blogging with varying intensity at MyśliwiecOgląda.pl.

back in action

BACK IN ACTION. Cameron Diaz Returns in Style [REVIEW]

In Seth Gordon’s action-packed film Back in Action, Cameron Diaz’s spying, fighting terrorists, and sharing the screen with top-tier actors.

wonder

WONDER. Florence Pugh shines in "The Exorcist" reversed [REVIEW]

Florence Pugh creates a complex heroine with a difficult past.

TROLL. Norwegians also have their "kaiju"

The director of The Wave (2015) and the latest cinematic incarnation of Lara Croft has taken one of Scandinavia’s stronger folk themes and...

Spirited

SPIRITED. Christmas with Ryan Reynolds

Spirited entertains in a subtle way.

warriors of future

WARRIORS OF FUTURE. Chaotic mixture of classic science fiction themes

Warriors of Future is a mixture of popular themes from science fiction films of past years.

BLACKOUT. What a superbly bad movie

The important thing is to approach Blackout with the right attitude.

kneecap

KNEECAP. If Guy Ritchie Made Movies About Irish Rap

Irish cinema has been thriving in recent years, but Kneecap might be the most dazzling production from the Emerald Isle we’ve seen in a long...

sound of metal

SOUND OF METAL. Finding One's Place in Silence

“Sound of Metal” has all the qualities of a “sleeper hit” – an unassuming, intimate film with a powerful impact.

marcello mio

MARCELLO MIO. Mastroianni Forever... Alive? [REVIEW]

The term "nepo baby," referring to someone in the entertainment world following in the footsteps of famous parents, has gained popularity over the...

proxima

PROXIMA: A Mother's Heart in Space

It’s been a long time since I’ve seen motherly love portrayed as poignantly in cinema as it is in “Proxima”.