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Author: @jrjaime

Metal Lords | Heavy metal is exceptional

The plot is extremely simple and totally expected of this genre, a mostly generic movie teen drama, you could even say that there are other tapes that use the same concept of wanting to form a band and succeed, developing it in a better way. What I could say that makes it save to a large extent is the comedy it handles, it takes the chestnuts out of the fire a little so that it did not result in something totally nefarious; In addition, it must be added that some scenes and situations are original enough so that you can ignore the other generic things it contains. In general it handles a simple narrative, which does not aspire to anything, does not even include plot twists or anything like that, there is only one objective which is obviously achieved in the end since this type of stories always have a happy ending.

Author: @esther-emmanuel

The School For Good And Evil.|| Movie Review

This movie had the potential of becoming a blockbuster but the filmmakers did explore that aspect. Now I am not saying that the movie is not interesting to watch, but it lacks seasoning. Earlier in this post, I mentioned that this book was adapted from a book series with the same title and I have read so many positive reviews about the book before, but the movie has received a lot of negative reviews. When I started watching the movie, I couldn't make out what I was really watching for one hour, then I fell asleep and they woke up again to finish the movie. Don't get me wrong, the plot of the movie is direct and easy to understand but it was just too bland for me. The plot, setting, and costumes; talking about the plot, I felt a lot of holes within the story and I knew straight away this movie was poorly scripted. Note I have not read the book, but still, I could feel that a huge chunk of the story was missing which could have actually made the movie lengthy. So the solution for this flaw is that they should have made this movie adaptation into a TV series which will in turn give them the perfect space and time to develop the stories and characters well. The setting was amazing, no doubt about that. The costumes were fabulous and right on point.

Author: @iuliapetit2711

La Vita È Bella 1997 Movie Review

Wow, what can I say about this movie? Movies dealing with World War II and the holocaust have always caught my attention, although they are sometimes very difficult to watch. This one in particular seemed very beautiful to me despite showing the horror that was experienced in those years. I'll start by talking about the incredible work that Roberto Benigni did in this film since he not only wrote and directed it, he also starred in it, his character Guido Orefice seemed really adorable, the way he treated Dora while courting her is really beautiful and the "Buongiorno Principessa" made me laugh a lot. He is also an exemplary father since creating a whole fantasy so that his son would not suffer during that time they were in the concentration camp seemed to me a really beautiful act of love. It is a pity that he could not come out alive in the end, but the sacrifice he made for his son is the greatest thing he could have done and how nice it was that in the end his son got on a tank as promised and also that reunited with his mom. The work of the other main actors is also excellent, Nicoletta Braschi, who is Roberto's wife in real life, played Dora in a great way, and what I liked most about her is that her love on screen felt so genuine that I didn't It looked like acting. Giorgio Cantarini, the boy who gave life to Giosuè, also seemed really adorable to me, and his performance seemed very natural. It really seemed that he was Roberto's son in real life, in my opinion he is a very professional boy for his age back then.

Author: @annacarstairs

Charlie's Angels: More Even Forced Feminist Than Action

I feel that more could have been achieved with this remake, but the need to shout that it was a movie by women and for women lowers the quality, because listen to the 2000 Angels even though they did not shout every 5 minutes how strong they were, it was a representation of empowerment and above all it was fun, it was for all audiences and it is entertaining and healthy, I feel that this movie is like a toxic group of sisters, I definitely stay with the old angels although the actresses are not to blame, I give it a 5/10 for the reasons I said above, I hope we read soon.

Author: @wendy23

Wingardium Leviosa: A Cuban Potterhead

This scene could not be missing from this top, because this epic confrontation is something that we have been looking forward to seeing since the first film: a battle between the most powerful magicians in history. In it we see both magicians use their best tricks and display all their power. One thing I noticed was the use of opposites to play out this battle between good and evil. An example of this are the colors that their wands give off, red for Dumbledore and blue for Voldemort. Also, this is evidenced when Voldemort uses a fire serpent and Dumbledore encases him in a large ball of water. One last example would be when Voldemort attacks Dumbledore using black magic and Dumbledore defends himself with a kind of shield and a white light emanates from his wand.

Author: @naath

Review of the movie: The Housemaid (2010) | Reseña de la película: The Housemaid (2010)

Each scene keeps you in suspense all the time and there are also several scenes where they represent the lust of the forbidden; especially because the people who are in the house begin to suspect and Eun-yi makes a decision that perhaps was more to take revenge against Hoon's rejection, and decides to stay in the house and take revenge for the great pain they caused her, despite each time her pregnancy is becoming more noticeable. Evil is present in this film in an explicit way, where they try at all costs to prevent Eun-yi from having the baby. But she is determined to go to the ultimate consequences to destroy Hoon for using her as he pleases.

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