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4/5
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Red Shoes
(2022)
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Iván Belmont
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Here you can see a story that, due to the tact with which it is approached, becomes a work with a much broader and highly moving theme. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 20, 2023
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3/5
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Blurry Days
(2022)
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Iván Belmont
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The plot doesn't end up being strong enough for its protagonists to give us truly memorable moments when towards its denouement, the rhythm turns the film into something monotonous and without any real advance of its characters. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 20, 2023
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3.5/5
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Huesera: The Bone Woman
(2022)
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Iván Belmont
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Huesera is a film that will surely please staunch horror fans. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 25, 2022
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2/5
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See How They Run
(2022)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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A movie full of humor that may not be for everyone, but that does fulfill the function of entertaining and having a good time. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 12, 2022
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4.5/ 5
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Aloners
(2021)
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Iván Belmont
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Few stories successfully transcend to an emotional level with its viewers, but this work, so beautiful and sincere, without pretense, achieves that and more. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted May 10, 2022
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3/5
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90 Días Para el 2 de Julio
(2021)
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Jose Luis Ayala Ramirez
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A perfect example of how with few resources (in this case 1 stage and 5 actors) many ideas can be explored in a daring and minimalist way. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 04, 2021
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2.5/5
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Hope, Soledad
(2021)
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Jose Luis Ayala Ramirez
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[The characters have] very forced catharsis and the chemistry between the two is quite null. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 04, 2021
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3/5
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Los Minutos Negros
(2021)
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Jose Luis Ayala Ramirez
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There are a couple of highly outstanding moments that remain etched in your retina... with better development [Los Minutos Negros] would have very likely become a great film. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 04, 2021
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3.5/5
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The Hole in the Fence
(2021)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Joaquín del Paso brings us a provocative and shocking film that manages to mix elements of psychological terror and political criticism. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 04, 2021
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3.5/5
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El Camino de Sol
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Its central character... despite being original, does not end up completely convincing due to the difficulty of connecting with her. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 04, 2021
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3/5
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The Other Tom
(2021)
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Jose Luis Ayala Ramirez
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We must recognize the work of Julia Chávez and especially of a very surprising Israel Rodríguez (Tom), who are the soul of the whole story. [Full review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 04, 2021
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4/5
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A Cop Movie
(2021)
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Iván Belmont
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Ruizpalacios manages to capitalize on that feeling with a couple of enormously tragic and charismatic characters. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 26, 2021
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4/5
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Violet
(2021)
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Iván Belmont
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Violet is a grand work that denotes passion and respect for its history, most of us will surely see ourselves reflected in one form or another.
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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4/5
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Medusa
(2021)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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The advantage of this original premise is what makes it feel like something fresh. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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3.5/5
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The Great Movement
(2021)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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This film will undoubtably challenge viewers, but in the end it will all have been worth it. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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2.5/5
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Godzilla vs. Kong
(2021)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Much of the movie is senseless and everything that does work ends up being a mere empty spectacle made to satisfy fans. Beyond that it has nothing to offer. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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4/5
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Undine
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Undine is a film that makes us navigate into the past to get to know our future. It's this directors trademark. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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4/5
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As in Heaven
(2021)
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Iván Belmont
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Tea successfully utilizes the novela she has adapted to approach universal and timely themes of religion and fantasy within society. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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7.5/10
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La Mami
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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La Mami gives us an intimate look at a world unknown to many of us. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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6.5/10
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Things We Dare Not Do
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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A simple but beautiful film with very beautiful shots, but it's a shame that's all that can be said about it. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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5.5/10
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Ricochet
(2020)
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Jose Luis Ayala Ramirez
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It's a pity the first two acts aren't as well executed as the third, as it would otherwise be a great movie and wouldn't feel so imbalanced. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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6.5/10
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499
(2020)
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Jose Luis Ayala Ramirez
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499 is a necessary testimony, but above all else it's a different perspective than we're used to seeing in documentaries that manages more notable moments than others. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 18, 2021
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4.5/10
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La Diosa del Asfalto
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Everything feels artificial, unnatural, which is reinforced by the terrible dialogue. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 05, 2021
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4.5/10
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Todo Lo Invisible
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Everything feels very mechanical and fake, making it difficult to empathize with these characters. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 05, 2021
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5.5/10
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The Croods: A New Age
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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A film that is likely to be forgotten once you return to tense reality. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Dec 28, 2020
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5.5/10
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ColOZio
(2020)
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Josafath Peña Álvarez
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An entertaining enough movie that's enjoyable to a certain extent, but I think the world of 1994 could have been explored more, and had a bigger impact on the film. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 05, 2020
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6/10
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Fuego Adentro
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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The form of the film turns out to be somewhat concise and offers little on the narrative level. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 05, 2020
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5.5
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The Old Guard
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Many times [music] is used to enhance the emotion or drama, but here it cuts them, causing confusion, and at times just feels forced. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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5/10
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The Silent Party
(2019)
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Iván Belmont
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The Silent Party is a failed project from the start and only makes us wonder if this type of film (which exploits and abuses women...) should continue to exist if it has nothing to say. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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5/10
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The Berlin Bride
(2020)
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Iván Belmont
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Barlett's ambitions outgrew him, creating a very muted result. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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8/10
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Proxima
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Proxima is a sincere film that doesn't pretend to be anything more than it is. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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8/10
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Disclosure
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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An important watch, at least to have a little more background on all the situations that members of this community have had to experience. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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7/10
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Fulci for Fake
(2019)
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Rafael Rosales Santos
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Regardless of whether or not you know Lucio Fulci, if you love horror this documentary is a comprehensive and very interesting look at the life of an artist that will leave you wanting to see all of his films. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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6.5/10
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Tenet
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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For the first time in a long time Christopher Nolan's work just gets a bit tiring and tiresome as he exploits his obsession with time yet again in a way that's more noisy than expressive. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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6.5/10
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Fauna
(2020)
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Iván Belmont
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It's an entertaining film; original, in it's own way, too, which is part of why it hurts so much that it never quite gets there, only ever grazing its lofty ambitions. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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7/10
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El Gran Fellove
(2020)
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Iván Belmont
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The documentary falls short in terms of sentimentality, but that doesn't detract from its merits when it comes to telling such an interesting story. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 30, 2020
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8/10
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Before Oblivion (Antes del olvido)
(2018)
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Rafael Rosales Santos
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A great surprise with excellent performances. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Oct 04, 2020
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5.5/10
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Wasp Network
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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The cast is outstanding, but Alma aside, they are all Hispanic, not Cuban, and as such they are all over the place with their accents and credibility. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 20, 2020
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5.5/10
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Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Watching the film can be a good time, despite its inconsistencies and predictable actions. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 20, 2020
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5.5/10
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Wendy
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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The main problem is that the director tried to emulate the formula of his first movie and it simply doesn't work here. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jun 26, 2020
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7.5/10
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Monos
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Monos is the type of movie that doesn't leave viewers indifferent because in a way it manages to provoke a feeling in all of us. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jun 09, 2020
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8/10
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Honey Boy
(2019)
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Alejandra Cruz
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The most moving aspect of the movie is without a doubt seeing Shia LaBeouf play the role of his father: pure catharsis, empathy, and humility. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 09, 2020
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7/10
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Onward
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Onward is a well-constructed, cheerful, and entertaining movie. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 09, 2020
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6.5/10
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The Invisible Man
(2020)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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Despite its flaws, The Invisible Man is a movie that will keep you entertained thanks to the good use of suspense and an interesting premise. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 03, 2020
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6.5/10
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The Gentlemen
(2019)
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Rafael Rosales Santos
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Beside its premise and ensemble, the movie doesn't offer much. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 02, 2020
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6/10
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Bombshell
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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The problem is the tone, which at first feels like a mere critique with a lot of black humor and it subsequently becomes a drama that never quite comes together. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Feb 25, 2020
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5/10
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Everybody Loves Somebody
(2017)
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Rafael Rosales Santos
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Simple and devoid of humor. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Feb 06, 2020
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7.5/10
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Jojo Rabbit
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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The movie may not be perfect, but it has a lot of heart. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 28, 2020
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8.5/10
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Little Women
(2019)
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Israel Acosta Aroche
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A clever, flashy, and moving film. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 24, 2020
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9.5/10
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Parasite
(2019)
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Iván Belmont
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Humiliation is transformed into resentment and fantasy into reality. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 22, 2020
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