What an incredible script, very well structured. A story that grips you from start to finish, very tense and very well done. The performances are magnificent and the connection between the characters makes everything so much more exciting to watch. In addition to these aspects, the movie is set in the 80s, which gives everything a special touch.
Brutal, entertaining and very funny, a movie that develops well, despite the story being simple and even predictable. The performances are great, especially the development of the main character, whose narration is very funny. The action scenes are really incredible, brutal and very cool, you can't help but get caught up in the movie.
A comfortable movie, an unoriginal story, full of clichés, without depth and even futile, but it has its amusing moments and a lightness that drives the development, all in an unpretentious way, it also has good performances and a good chemistry between the characters.
The movie starts off great, mysterious, atmospheric and very intriguing, then it goes into anthology format, where there are stories that are also good, but which don't connect to the main one, and everything ends up being very loose. The main idea could result in something great, but here it doesn't develop well, and it gets more and more lost as it reaches its conclusion.
It's a simple story, full of clichés, but it works well. The movie is a lot of fun, the effects are beautiful and the soundtrack is great. The story has elements of tarot and horoscopes that are interesting, but the rest of the script is very simple, nothing new, no twists, but it still manages to involve the viewer and deliver a good experience.
The movie is a medium-length film and has a good start, it's intriguing, it catches the eye, but the story lacked more development, everything is very still and little evolves, I also missed a greater delivery in the acting, it lacked some striking characters, this could elevate the movie a lot.
One of the most poorly directed and badly edited films I've ever seen, many of the scenes make no sense, others are badly shot, with terrible angles, the story is very predictable and full of catchphrases recycled from other action films. Also because of the direction, the acting suffers, with very poor performances, nothing here makes much use of it.
When I imagine the perfect entertaining movie that is extremely fun to watch, I imagine something like this movie.
It's got a great horror story that's also fun, lots of twists and turns, great characters and performances, all the elements that keep your attention the whole time. In addition to all this, it also has the feel of an 80s movie, but with a modern style, everything here sounds efficient and very cool.
Perfection, everything here is magnificent, starting with the visual effects, they're stunning, it was an Oscar more than deserved. The story is very good, the characters are so well developed that you become attached to them. The script is very well done, nothing is forgotten, as is the direction, which dared to create something really different. This movie is a true experience of how amazing cinema is, Godzilla is amazing.
A dystopian ambience serves as a backdrop for this story, which is very interesting, with lots of intrigue and suspense.
The performances are great, they really elevate the plot. The development of the story could be more dynamic, sometimes the changes and twists sound exaggerated, a greater objectivity would make the movie more captivating.
What was supposed to be a comedy ends up being an annoying movie. The ambience and colors are beautiful, the story is simple, but the development turns everything into a pretentious movie with unnecessary allegories and exaggerated performances, we have a protagonist without expression and another protagonist extremely exaggerated, the tones of voice chosen for each are annoying to hear. A difficult movie to finish.
The story is very weak, a mixture of elements ranging from fantasy, adventure and supernatural horror, without managing to connect them well, ending up shooting everywhere and hitting nothing. The only highlight is the child's performance.
Amazing movie, a science fiction story full of discoveries and twists, elements of horror and moments of tension that fill the entire movie.
Adorable, interesting, poetic, intriguing, dark, loving and a little scary, as well as good characters.
An acting show by Caleb Landry Jones and his interaction with dogs.
The movie has an incredible script, a story that has many layers and keeps you gripped from beginning to end.
Very disturbing, a movie that uses the real and the surreal constantly, provoking discomfort and confusion, all in an interesting way, as well as the development of the main character who takes on the same confusing structure as the story. The movie could be more fluid if there weren't so many repetitions to justify certain conclusions, but other than that, it's definitely a unique and shocking movie.
What a fun, light-hearted movie, with a very well-developed story. Having puppies as a fundamental part was a great idea, the scenes with them are very cute and there are lots of funny scenes. The performances are very good, the chemistry between the characters is outstanding, it's the kind of movie that gets you involved and leaves you with a warm feeling after it's over.
The story and context are great, but I would have liked everything to be better developed, I missed more dynamic relationships and a deeper understanding of the characters, who are all very good. The photography is stunning, the natural landscapes are breathtaking, the movie has a tense atmosphere and great performances.
The movie is well produced, but it doesn't go anywhere, it doesn't have a story development that catches the eye, it always ends up going down paths full of clichés, all very predictable and dull. The performances have many unnecessary exaggerations, they don't manage to create convincing chemistry, everything is very superficial.
Extremely entertaining and tense, it's a movie that's far from being realistic, here the focus is more on the action, and its low point is when it tries to take itself too seriously with long scenes of investigation and planning. The effects are quite good, with at least two of the best and most audacious scenes I've ever seen in a shark movie.
Too weird, strange, hilarious, tragic and, above all, different, a movie with beautiful images and an unusual plot. The movie has no lines and focuses on the daily life of this family of sasquatches, everything is way off the track, you have to get involved by not taking anything seriously to have a good experience. The make-up and performances are very good, the expressions, noises and gestures are all very well developed.
A light-hearted movie that deals with discoveries and choices, wide themes that can take infinite directions, the movie opted for natural performances that are great. The story is told in a simple way, and it's too simple, I felt that halfway through, everything seemed rushed and very convenient, the development of the characters had a lot more to grow and it got a lot stuck.
A good mix of horror and photography that ends up resulting in a movie that's fun to watch. The story has some holes and conveniences, but it's very dynamic, with several attention-grabbing moments, the structure is cliché and the difference is the elements of photography, which bring something quite interesting to the movie.
Very tense, extremely violent and with gripping scenes. The story is great and straightforward, but there are some unrealistic situations for it to develop, but that doesn't change the experience of how this movie holds your attention, you can't leave the screen for a minute. The performances are great and are fundamental to the movie being so good.
Making a movie about a toxic relationship and break-up, using horror elements as symbolism, could have a very interesting result, but nothing here works well, the story lacks depth, everything is too vague, the performances are weak and the text very empty. The movie fails to engage at any point.
Imperfect as life is, and it is in that imperfection that everything shines. The performances are stunning, everything is so real, between mistakes and success, dreams and frustrations. The songs tell stories and the story is like one of its songs. The scenes are very close, I often felt involved as if I were there, a beautiful and very alive movie.
A low-budget 70s movie that turns its limitations into boldness, it's definitely a movie that isn't afraid to take risks and wins because of its cool story and its tension, the ambience is stupendous, very beautiful and scary, some scenes are great given the low resources, especially the make-up. It's a real gem in the genre.
I’ve never seen anything like it in my life, the impact this documentary leaves is strong, absurdly heavy. Everything here is uncomfortable and generates a mixture of indignation, disgust and reflection. It's a long documentary and every minute is like a step on this journey towards the worst.
It's so absurd, frightening and disturbing that it seems like fiction, but it's very real and very impactful. The subject matter is extremely delicate, and here it is dealt with excellently. It's a very focused documentary, where everything is approached with great attention, without leaving any loose ends, showing it in a very close way. This is one of those films that leaves a mark and leaves reflections.
The second movie is fun and the brutal scenes are cool, but here there is a repetition of structure with the first movie, both are practically identical in the sequence of facts and motivations. The focus here is more on the action, which is very good, the character is awesome and could be better developed, I felt it lacked something new.
