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Things to Come review

Posted : 8 years ago on 1 February 2017 02:06 (A review of Things to Come)

La philosophie quotidien. Every fact has to deal with future in an illuminating and harmonious way. I like when Isabelle tells the priest that he rmother encouraged her to become a philosopher and then he says in the church that 'to be a philosopher was a wonderful gift because doubt and inquiring has to dela with death and faith'.


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Loving review

Posted : 8 years ago on 1 February 2017 12:08 (A review of Loving)

Great story well narrated and not many more about it. Mildred is a bit incoherent, too selfconscious some times, too shy some times. The imtimate moments, as the one inmortalized in a Life magazine photo, are the best. A pity they are so few.


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Hacksaw Ridge review

Posted : 8 years ago on 31 January 2017 11:59 (A review of Hacksaw Ridge)

The best Gibson. In his extremely high clue, after a long exposition of peace and civilization values in the US, with romance and all that things; quickly it reaches literally a 'high plain' of violence and blood and Desmond heroics. So well done and filmed that the last imge od Desmond floating int he air feels natural. Y deplore Gibson conservative values, but the film is fucking coherent.


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Aquarius review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 02:07 (A review of Aquarius)

Braga se funde con la dirección de modo tan natural. Su supervivencia al cáncer es el equivalente de una juventud revolucionaria, que en la adultez, se transforma en las ganas de quedarse en su casa, viendo, egoistamente, a Recife 'mudar'.


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Neruda review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 12:40 (A review of Neruda)

La dirección de Larraín es tan arrogante como el personaje de Neruda, el de su mujer y el de Gael, aunque este me gusta porque todas las otras arrogancias se ceban en él. la fuga hacia el sur me gusta; amplifica todo.


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Oscuro animal review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 12:36 (A review of Oscuro animal)

Minimalismo rural colombiano, culposo y grave, hermético pues la idea de que esas mujeres están conectadas en su abatimiento físico y emotivo por la guerra (oscuro y vago animal) no es suficiente...


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The Tale of The Princess Kaguya (2013) review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 12:35 (A review of The Tale of The Princess Kaguya (2013))

Gran cuento popular, de idas y venidas sobre la vida y la muerte, figurada en idas y venidas del más allá (la luna). Tienen buenos omentos de arrebato dramático y gráfico, aunque son muy pocos (el pretnediente que se enfrenta al dragón en el mar, la carrera de la princesa dejando su ropa en el camino, el comienzo con la niña en el tallo de bambú)


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Phoenix review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 12:31 (A review of Phoenix)

Siento en Petzold el gusto por contar una buena historia, escogiendo su punto de vista a la altura de las bajas pasiones (Nelly ve llegar a Johnny desde la buhardilla) y la trágica historia de Lene.


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City That Never Sleeps (1953) review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 12:29 (A review of City That Never Sleeps (1953))

Tan obvia, efectista y retórica en su voz en off siendo tan noir, viniendo de un estudio del Poor Row como Republic, que cae simpática.


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Toni Erdmann review

Posted : 8 years, 1 month ago on 26 January 2017 12:27 (A review of Toni Erdmann)

German humor, whatever it is in world than only buys humor from other industries. Too long but thanks to that Sandra Huller composes a natural, ambivalent, yuppi turns human daughter of a poor devil.


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