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5/10
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Natalia Natalia
(2022)
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Denise Pieniazek
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The film Natalia Natalia marks the return of Juan Bautista Stagnaro (Casas de fuego, La furia, El amateur) to cinema. On this occasion the writer and director presents us with a police officer, who transgresses some norms of the traditional genre.
Posted Aug 22, 2024
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9/10
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Top Gun: Maverick
(2022)
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Denise Pieniazek
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It is generally said that the second parts are not good, however, Top Gun Maverick is fortunately an exception to this rule, it is even considered that in terms of the level of action and intrigue it may even be superior...
Posted Aug 21, 2024
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6/10
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Justice League
(2017)
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Denise Pieniazek
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It must be recognized that the film knows how to alternate between emotion, action and comedy because we expected is entertainment. In that point is superior to its prequel Batman Vs. Superman . However, it does not add anything new...
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Consequently, even if the script or the original idea is not his own, Burton always imposes his imprint on the story. The film immerses us in the mystery from the beginning with its monsters that mix the aesthetics of classic science fiction cinema...
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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Finding Dory
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Finding Dory is a film full of fun but also very emotional moments, for both children and adults. Like Free Willy (1993), the film is in favor of the release of animals in captivity under the motto “rescue, rehabilitation and liberation.”
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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4/10
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Alice Through the Looking Glass
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Assuming that the literary work is only a starting point for inspiration, as happens here (the story completely deviates from the theme of the book of the same name), the narrative remains halfway without being entertaining enough, much less profound.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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4/10
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Captain America: Civil War
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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The battles have few moments of lucidity compared to other Marvel films, since it seems that there lies the conflict of this new comics universe: achieving the balance between fights and words. Maybe they should take more time to develop the scripts...
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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The Revenant
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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The Revenant exposes the cruelest of humanity and its revenge, regardless of culture or origin. In terms of the anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, we must ask ourselves in the film, who represents “civilization” and who represents “barbarism”?
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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4/10
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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However, although it far surpasses Mockingjay – Part 1, it is not better than the rest of the films in the saga, since among other things its ending is somewhat predictable. Despite this, a positive aspect...
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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My Friend From the Park
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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In that union between mothers who break the rules and normatives, she will find balance. In the words of yhe director it is defined as “a worrying comedy” with a “domestic suspense.” Ana Katz does not judge, she understands these dissident mothers.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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8/10
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Southpaw
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Southpaw uses the world of boxing as an excuse to talk about different adversities in life, especially around emotional ties. Therefore each fight and each blow contains a meaning in itself, and with each of them the boxer will give a part of his life.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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9/10
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Loving Vincent
(2017)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Loving Vincent invites us to observe his images as if they were paintings in motion or tableaux vivants through an extraordinary work of realization. It achieves Van Gogh's objective by touch others through his art, placing us in constant contemplation.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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Two Is a Family
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Consequently, it can be thought that the film has a script that begins in an attractive and dizzying way, which continues in a somewhat twisted manner, falling into a series of trite resources, to finally produce emotion in the audience.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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Lion
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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The story of the film begins in 1986, and some time later, after several events, an indian boy is adopted by an Australian couple. From here it is inevitable not to establish a point of contact with the 2005 film "Va, vis et deviens".
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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Permitidos
(2016)
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Denise Pieniazek
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"Permitidos" can be considered a postmodern screwball comedy. It is about the crisis of a young couple, Camila and Mateo, where social networks will play a fundamental role, evidencing the relevance that they have gained in daily life.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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6/10
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My King
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Although it is not the first time that the disagreements between a heterosexual couple are captured on screen, Mon Roi's approach is original, it shows how simplicity can still surprise, as well as the twists and turns of life.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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8/10
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Dancing Arabs
(2014)
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Denise Pieniazek
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In most of Eran Riklis' works, the Middle East conflict is present along with religious and cultural differences, as is the case of Dancing Arabs, which heartbreakingly exposes the complexity of said confrontation.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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10/10
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The Peanuts Movie
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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This animation led by his eldest son Craig and his grandson Bryan, tells a new adventure that in a way brings together several of the stories that we have seen before, but in an updated way.The main essence of its original is maintained: human values...
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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8/10
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Coming Home
(2014)
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Denise Pieniazek
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In a China going through the Cultural Revolution, the love story between Feng and Lu takes place. Its director, Zhang Yimou, here the central theme is more earthly: the reunion between two people who love each other.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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8/10
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Marguerite
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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Marguerite, inspired by real events, tells the story of a baroness whose dream was to be an opera singer. Due her social status, she organizes benefit concerts in which she sings, the conflict is that no one dares to tell her that she lacks talent.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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4/10
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No Escape
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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This action drama, although it has a basic and predictable script, manages through editing and the dosage of intrigue to keep the viewer interested at all times...
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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4/10
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Pan
(2015)
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Denise Pieniazek
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It is a transposition of the play "Peter Pan, the boy who did not want to grow up" (1904). The originality of this interpretation lies in its prequel character, introducing us the origin of Peter Pan and his arrival to the land of Neverland".
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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8.5/10
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Venus in Fur
(2013)
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Denise Pieniazek
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The latest film directed by Roman Polanski, Venus in Fur, is the fifth transposition of the novel The Venus of Furs (1870) in which a vision of the novel is presented that completely redefines it.
Posted Jan 14, 2024
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