DETAILED (AND HAPPY) REVIEW
It's movies like “Everything Everywhere All At Once” that make you feel proud to be a *cinephile*. Of wanting to be part of the group that feels the love for the moving images, the architected sound, the story transformed into life. This is not an aspect of arrogance. This is a movie you want to be part of the hype just to get a feel for what so many people have been feeling with it. See…
DETAILED (AND HAPPY) REVIEW
"One goddam fucked up horror picture!"
"X" is not a revolutionary slasher, but it's definitely not worth saying that this is another throwaway film within the subgenre or that it's worth comparing with these last few years of a bloody cinema devoid of "flavor", let me put it that way. In the most apparent of truisms, this is a film that discusses the filth of its own existence. We have an aspiring filmmaker looking for the…
EXTENSIVE REVIEW
☆☆☆☆ 1/2 {♡} - Watching "If Beale Street Could Talk" is like viewing a wide view of the world and human spirit very beautifully presented in "Moonlight (🌕)". Barry Jenkins' beautiful and sensitive journey through everyday events traverses the sound and the visual as if we were entering the colors and noises of his own past, even if the stories that his artistic authenticity reveals are, or are not, his true experiences. Life through Jenkins' eyes is a…
EXTENSIVE REVIEW
☆☆ - There was a time, during a dialogue between me and my friends about Amy Adams' immense career, when the subject of the Academy's lack of recognition of her talent already exceeded the acceptable limit came up that it didn't she could only be seen by those who believed in her potential as the great actress she was, but also by herself, since, with the passing of recent years, the actress ended up embarking on increasingly sentimental…
