Articles by Vaclav Cevela

Nolan brought Homer to IMAX, Disney sent Moana back to the ocean, Evil Dead refused to die, and Spider-Man broke the internet before breaking the box office. July 2026 was the biggest movie month I've ever experienced.

Spielberg brought aliens to IMAX, Pixar asked if toys still matter, and A24 killed Robin Hood. June was the month I remembered why I built this database.

Meryl Streep proved she can still command a room, A24 turned a creepypasta into a real horror movie, and Star Wars went back to theaters. May was stacked.

In eleven days, seven speakers will take the stage at WebScience 2026 in Brno to talk about AI agents, shipping AI code, and operations in the age of automation. Hollywood has been rehearsing these exact conversations for decades. Here's how the movies got there first.

April was ridiculous. Mario broke the box office, Euphoria came back from the dead, and Richard Gadd proved Baby Reindeer was no fluke. Here's everything I watched — and what I thought about it.

March was busy. Between work, the database, and way too many late nights — I still managed to watch some great stuff. Here's the honest rundown.

From Avengers: Doomsday to obscure wildcards — here are the 2026 movies on my radar and why I track them on my own database.

The movie database and tech blog is back — rebuilt from scratch with Nette 3.x, PHP 8.2+, and a custom Elasticsearch ODM.