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Margin Call review

Posted : 12 years ago on 16 March 2013 11:21 (A review of Margin Call)

No judging, no nonsense, no need to understand fianancial/mathematic stuff film. I like the one night plot, with the board arriving by helicopter, it gives the feeling that some kind of fantastic decisions, are taken while the city dreams


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L'autre Dumas (2010) review

Posted : 12 years ago on 16 March 2013 11:15 (A review of L'autre Dumas (2010))

Tha same tha happens to Maquet happens to the film: it is eclipsed by the the other Dumas, le vrai Dumas. That's not funny


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Lost Youth review

Posted : 12 years ago on 16 March 2013 04:57 (A review of Lost Youth)

Germi falls for Hollywood noir, before "La cittá si defende",with Diana Borghese singing Hawai,Hawai as a lethal kitty. But rather than stylizing proceedings,tries to define Jacques Sernas character with sociophilosofical lines.


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In the Name of the Pope King review

Posted : 12 years ago on 10 March 2013 08:59 (A review of In the Name of the Pope King)

One the best films, if not the best, on political Vatican. Great theme of last days of 'temporal power' before Garibaldi entrance in Rome and intimate, moving, direct, no nonsense dialogues between Manfredi, his lovable assitant and countess Flaminia (Carmen Scarpitta, best acting in the film).


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The Fugitive review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 5 March 2013 10:08 (A review of The Fugitive)

Ford is commited to the emphasis of Figueroa´s photo and Fernandez's dominion, he's a kind of tourist filmmaker in México, but you feel a special tension of a great artist trying to find his own style in loaned territory, casting Fonda and Bond as his men, loving Dolores, understanding Armendariz,depicting the nigtmarish pursue of the wine with Fortunio Bonanova, the best supporting actor in the lot


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Quality Street review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 5 March 2013 09:56 (A review of Quality Street)

Could be an inteligent comedy of virtue but somehow, Stevens, who has already made the great "Alice Adams" with Kate, misses the point. Perhaps, because the gags are too silly.


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Kon-Tiki review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 1 March 2013 05:07 (A review of Kon-Tiki)

Whta a loss ofa story. The director wastes in one single boring trip that pales compared with Ang Lee's Pi (is the same route, in reverse), the obsession of a life. You see Heyerdahls battling with nature, not with nature and society, wich is the main theme.


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Captains Courageous (1937) review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 1 March 2013 04:55 (A review of Captains Courageous (1937))

I love this. The almost dreamlike, passing through the mirror accident that throws Bartholomew to seamen's dominion is perfect. What follows in not so perfect (the ethnicity of Tracy is laughable, but who cares in 1937)but has an epic force, with sentimental education and all that, that only a director as Fleming and the MGM roaring lion could achieve so naturally, so easily, so moving in the close ups of Tracy and Bartholomew. Rooney was never so quiet, Barrymore great in his tongue in cheek feud with Oscar O'Shea.


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No review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 23 February 2013 04:01 (A review of No)

The epic of the No campaign in Chile,narrated by a fimmaker rooted in publicity. The No spots had the humour,vitality,risk, profound comprehension of political marketing as one kind of marketing, that the film itself,has not.


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Holy Motors review

Posted : 12 years, 1 month ago on 23 February 2013 03:57 (A review of Holy Motors)

To hell with all the conceptual embodiment of the film,beginning with the obscure first sequence one the man in the movies. I just like the force, madness, agonic sexuality, seductive ugliness of Lavant,the handy elegance of Scob. The sole sequence of the cemetery with la bete klauskinskian Lavant and la belle Eva Mendes,deserves my 3 star rating


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