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I love this kind of stories, first based on real events, and if they are warlike even better, all this is learning, remembering those times full of ancestors, heroes, emblematic characters, without a doubt, are the ones worth watching.
Hello, friends and movie lovers in all its formats. It’s been a while since I left any film recommendations, so today, instead of one, I bring you three short films that I know you’ll enjoy. As always, all of them are available on YouTube, and I'll include the link so you can find them easily.
To start this week I share with you the review of this series of Korean origin called "If the stars spoke" that captivated me in its trailer, because the approach is like a child's dream.
Review: The Revenant | Between Visual Beauty and the Brutality of Nature
Hello everyone, I hope you are doing great today... this time I want to tell you about a movie that I'm sure many of you know, since it has become a classic for what it has triggered, but I still consider that there are people who probably do not know it and that's why I wanted to talk about it. Today I will talk about the movie: The Revenant
There are women whose ambition makes them completely lose their scruples, destroying everything around them in order to get what they want.
Two weeks ago I left you my opinions about the first installment of the Fantastic Beasts trilogy and, if you haven't read it yet, here is the Link of it. Anyway, this time I will be telling you about the other two movies: The Crimes of Grindelwald and Dumbledore's Secrets.
Highlander (film): I ruined another fond memory by revisiting this cult classic film
You know, they say that a lot of our fond memories are based on the specific time-period in which they took place and a wide variety of factors make them stand out in our minds as being great experiences and many of these memories can be tarnished by attempting to go back and relive them in the current day.
A Clockwork Orange: a Psychedelically Violent film Classic Review
A ClockWork Orange is a classic of classics that I finally had the opportunity to see, it is available on MAX and if you are of that great part of the audience that likes violence in films, believe me this is designed for you because it is like seeing the organs exposed in the creative mind of Stanley Kubrick but coupled with the above is that it also adds a message, it makes you reflect on violence, society and humanity.
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