Wtf is this movie? How disrespectful to the history of Brazil. With a budget like that... how they made a script that is totally disconnected from reality?
Malik is very good as Freddie. It bothered me the excesses in the cuts of the film
It was very frustrated for me. The story is full of plot holes and waste much time in the takes.
An unexpected screenplay from the beginning to the end. Even with some fails in the production aspects, the movie is very entertaining and is perfect to unwind.
"Eternals" has interesting aspects like the visual effects and the cast, but it's a little disappointing to watch a movie directed by an amazing and talented director and with so many problems in its production.
It's a little confusing and odd for my taste. The production aspects are good, but the story didn't captivate me enough.
The Dress has a very interesting premise, in addition to having a narrative that is not often addressed in audiovisual productions. Despite this, the production did not impress me much.
Although the short has a potential premise, the execution and production are not successful. The film settles down to just one note and even at only 22 minutes it proves tiring.
Longer than necessary. In 1h30 it could tell the story perfectly. Good action scenes, but the movie does not bring anything new.
An interesting film that tells a sad reality that we do not live. Although the short doesn't delve much into the protagonist's story, the story is touching and well-successfully told.
Regina King is brilliant! Excellent actress
An interesting way to tell the beekeeper's story. Beautiful and touching.
It starts well, but the end ... The best moments: Bill Murray's performance and Phoenix's music in the credits
A reasonable movie. Hghlight: Jennifer Lopez's performance. Definitely the best in scenes.
An incredible cast. Interesting at times, but it's easy to get bored during the movie.
A strange and beautiful film at the same time. Highlight: Toni Collete's performance, who is incredible on the scene.
Dune has incredible visuals but the plot didn't catch me as much. Also, the movie seems to crawl purposely in some scenes what can make the viewer lost the attention.
A very unpretentious and short animation, but successful in what is proposed.
Free Guy has its ups, but it's not enough to be an impressive film. The script is not one of the best and seems to hide in the numerous visual effects.
A very fun short to watch and that even with a short duration is able to captivate the audience.
Despite the somewhat difficult dialogues, the film is worth its production. Impeccable photography, a star-studded cast, and a successful adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy.
The Long Goodbye touches on the wound by portraying discrimination against Islamic immigrants in a visceral and shocking way. Despite being only 12 minutes long, Riz Ahmed's film manages to create tension that involves the audience very clearly.
Strange but thought-provoking at the same time. Highlights: cinematography and original score
Lead Me Home, tells the story of homeless people very carefully, with the aim of humanizing them. In addition, history also opens the eyes to what has been a problem for big cities for a long time.
Maggie Gyllenhall's debut film, features Olivia Colman in yet another exceptional work. The movie delivers a complexity by addressing the feminine and women's guilt for the choices between personal life and motherhood.
Claire is amazing as Lisbeth Salander and carries the film in her back. I didn't like Sverrir's performance as Mikael.
An extremely shocking film from beginning to end. Worth the play.
Worth watching for Renné's incredible performance.
A great film about resistance and justice. Interesting way to use documentaries' aspects to portray the story.
Great movie, even the controversial ending, I really enjoyed watching it. PS: Carey's performance is brilliant
