Reviews by fernando

Just a reccording of Reijseger work, not even an interview, neither texts. Cmera in hand throug the musics and their families.

Justifiably reiterative. The oportunity uninteresting interviews.to visit the cave is worth the reiterations, the long and insistente pannings through the walls and some

For Perry, interviewed open mindedly, as a selfnamed Christian he is going to Paradise, anyway. That simple lines is a new approach of the visión of religión nowadays.

Short, good nterviews on vicims and guilt ones of texting and driving. The forgiveness is more explored than guilt.

So extrange, life in the suburbs with domestic terror, parents occupied in thier sex games rather than child's nightmares.

Without Pacino it would be a Little boring character film of a grumpy violent I hate everybody but my cat, old man. At least, it has naturalistuic dialogues in its long scenes.

Well narrated, Mirren is excellent; but there are some clisés as the grumpy old strong lady imposing on a ypung man. In the other hand, every clisé has some contrasting scenes.

Baker is full energy, form her choreographic finger tip to her bones. Allegret is as enegetic as her; but has not enough resoruces for his ambitious musical sequences.

Little Dante, romantic terror comedy. The gore is forgettable, the gags are too poor. We've seen everything with zombies before this.

Filming in location and using a lot of documentary stuff has its problems for the action, but gives carácter to the film. Guiness and Pavlow have some nice romantic moments. Robson always excellent.