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Gal Gadot takes a painful hit: "It's hard to forgive this"
The new action thriller starring the Israeli actress was released on Amazon Prime Video and received particularly scathing reviews, with critics giving it embarrassing scores and attacking the thin plot and unoriginal script.

When the budget is limited and the action is generic — the natural place for "Mutiny" is the home screen
Jason Statham plays a former cop turned security manager who sets out to hunt down his employer's killer, who has fled to a cargo ship where migrants are hiding. Another mid-budget action movie that joins the long list of formulaic films, and which accidentally leaked to streaming availability even before its theatrical release — which certainly did not help it.

Nothing New on Netflix: 'The Heroine with the Ribbon' | Film Review
Netflix has brought a new anime film to its subscribers, including the Israeli audience. While the fantasy premise inspired by Osamu Tezuka's manga sounds intriguing, the final result is disappointing, serving as yet another example of the streaming service prioritizing quantity over quality.

"They Follow": A Summer Movie with a Taste of the Past, but Little More
Anne Hathaway stars in David Robert Mitchell's latest film. While it serves as a well-crafted, nostalgic homage to 80s cinema, the movie ultimately falls short due to underdeveloped characters, a predictable ending, and significant logical flaws.
"Avatar: Fire and Ash": James Cameron lost me in the very first minute
Only because of the first "Avatar" do I keep sitting down for the sequels and get disappointed every time: I fled from number 2 when workers were gutting the insides of a Pandoran whale. "Fire and Ash" is boring from the very first minute. And number 4 is still ahead. Oh.

Not at all at his peak: Almodovar's new film manages to disappoint
Pedro Almodovar's new film, "Merry Christmas," is a pleasant but unfinished work—a film within a film that needed a few more drafts before production. But that's okay, because Almodovar likely already knows we thought that; he thought of it first.

No Spoilers: 'Spider-Man: New Day' is a Visual Triumph with a Hollow Script
The new Spider-Man film is visually flawless and features great acting, but a script overloaded with cameos and lacking depth leaves a bitter taste of disappointment.

'72 Hours' on Netflix: It's Time to Say Goodbye
Netflix returns to the generational gap, this time with Kevin Hart in a bachelor party comedy. Attempting to channel the chaos of 'The Hangover', the film ends up being embarrassing, unfunny, and largely mindless.