Reviews by fernando

(MU) Best of "Paradise" trilogy and maybe best of Seidl. There´s progression in the sex turims hungry and angry austrian middle aged overweight ladies. Our main character is son convincing in her fears, her liberation, her naiveté, her fury lookin for the boy who cheated. And in her birthday party in the hotel room with a boy who cnat' sustain his erection, wow, great scene...

(MU) Romantic drama with a bit of reflexion on infidelity, and some delicate touches and not so much. The girls are pretty much better than the boys. Worthington is a tasteless actor.

(MU) It's ot about music, but people who went through music so stoned that their fame was ephimeral. When love nurtures drugs. Nancy is so dramatic when cries to Sid "at least you were something, I'm nothing'. Good compositions of the pair in the streets and NY Chelsea Hotel...

(OK) Malick never was better being less ambitious. The story is not even unique (Lang, Ray, Joseph H.Lewis, Ulmer were before) but Malick pack it with his times and references and funny tender wonderfull moments, and style....

(MU) Stone maje Morrison and american hero/tragedy founded in indian dessert imagery/drugs and his fall and death seems a sympton of something bigger. That's too much but it's not underlined in every scene...

(OK) Greta is a bit tired and old for her stardom. Bennett is repectful of Greta but coild better than this. More frivolous than romantic...The musical number is ok

(MU) Alice Rohrwacher's debut has her main themes, ordinary santity or devilish characters, religion as a kind of mysterious corporation...and Christ over a car, fallen to the sea. With Fellini (Dolce Vota), Wayda (Ashes and diamonds) and Angelopolous, here's a great christ image

(OK) I like this. Ron O'Neal is bad, bad even in his whimsical desire to leave drug businness. His partner has great lines convincing him no to....

(OK) Cukor studies his character, follows and pushes her to run through the frame, to love or to perform, then the melodramatic ellegant touch od Colbert visiting her 'husbands' wife. Claudette is better in melodrama than dancing and singing...

(MU) Happy, very happy, 'dude' back to the future and the past and the multiverse present before it was named so...