Maigret (2025) – The Lazy Burglar Review |

Promotional image for "Maigret" series premiere review, featuring five actors in tactical vests and jackets, a close-up of a blond-haired man (Jules Maigret) looking at the viewer, the text "Maigret Premiere Review", and book covers by George Simenon.

The new Maigret (2025) series brings Georges Simenon’s iconic detective back to the screen in a sleek, modern form. The pilot, “The Lazy Burglar,” isn’t just about solving crimes it’s sets the tone, texture, and atmosphere of the show. Sure, the “Paris-but-in-English” setup feels weird at first, but it works. Quietly compelling, this new Maigret might just become your next rainy-night comfort watch.

Poor Things (Movie Review) | Yorgos Lanthimos’ Cinematic Exploration of Alistair Gray

This is my first Yorgos Lanthimos film, he’s known for his unique and often eccentric filmmaking style that I’ve just experienced with this daring and intriguing film. Here, he takes on the challenge of adapting Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things to the silver screen with Tony McNamara and has gathered quite the cast for it that … Continue reading Poor Things (Movie Review) | Yorgos Lanthimos’ Cinematic Exploration of Alistair Gray