Mini-Review: Despite the ridiculously interesting title, "TBOAA" is a tiring and incomprehensible film: it's two hours long, there are very few close-ups and its pacing is desperately slow in the first part. It builds up during the last half but never becomes better than just decent. Much they did about nothing. I mean, OK, Dennehy is great and the score by Wim Mertens is absolutely excellent (especially the song "Struggle For Pleasure") but these are the only two sensible reasons one would watch this.
Mini-Review: It sets off to become one of the most important dramas in cinema history and does pretty well in fact for about 75 minutes. Then, after running out of all the amazingly witty dialogues, the twists and turns and the clever subplots (such as the spy part of it all), it turns into an extremely cheesy, annoyingly repetitive, pointless mass of ridiculous drama sequences. Pity.
Mini-Review: Sad, uncomfortable and brilliant.
Mini-Review: Oh, come on!
Mini-Review: Totally unrealistic action, conventionalities, mediocre performances and no point apart from having fun. And that's what you do: you have fun.
Mini-Review: The unbelievable story of what followed the take-off of Carl's house in "Up". Utterly side-splitting and mindblowingly imaginative.
Mini-Review: "O Filos Mou O Lefterakis" is a charming little comedy about infidelities and lying which has interesting ideas but is not totally developed.
Mini-Review: "MFKE... M" owes almost everything to the chemistry of the protagonistic duo, Filippidis and Mpoulas. It is mostly an enjoyable comedy, save for some ridiculous dramatic sequences starring Evidi and Hanos who are rather horrific.
Mini-Review: A special collection that includes a load of rare footage, exciting live performances and bonus videos.
Mini-Review: Funny but trivial.