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In addition to the performance of Jennifer Lopez, I have to highlight the performance of the girl, especially in the action and chase scenes, a little exaggerated in some parts but, in the end if we imagine it, for a girl of her age it is not easy to perform maneuvers like running away from a shooting, jump on a moving motorcycle, handling weapons and driving a truck in the snow, however I think she managed to capture the attention by being very good in her interpretation.
Corey was amazing with his performance. He did an excellent job of reconciling the want to be normal with the desire to be worthy of Charlotte. He connected with his role well and he was able to portray the mad King. He gave us a glimpse of the erratic behaviors of the King then. Though back then I believe it would have been worse than it was portrayed in the show but Corey handled his role well. I enjoyed seeing him in each episode, his charm when he is himself, his erratic episodes were very relatable. I think Shonda did an amazing job selecting a handsome George, I must admit.
Comparación entre Las Aguas Mansas y Pasión de Gavilanes (English subtitle)
Hello my friends of Movies and tv Show, today I want to make a comparison between the soap operas Pasión de Gavilanes (2003) and its predecessor Las Aguas Mansas (1994), join me to dive into these two universes so you can draw your own conclusions.
Something that continues to surprise me is the ability to put together a good cast. Besides Momoa, who is the absolute star of this film, we have the appearance of Brie Larson and Alan Ritchson himself, who is better known as Reacher. Not to mention the long list already known that goes from John Cena to Jason Statham and one or two other surprises out there. This is important to me because it is an overloaded cast where you might think that there is no room for so many people but that is not the case, it seems that they are always looking to go a step further and take a risk with characters that are NOT secondary because that is the real thing, everyone is relevant, in one way or another, which I think adds value to the story.
In the session, there are unique things. Lee Rang's love story with Jang Yeo Hee intertwined so quickly. This started when Yeo Hee dressed Lee Rang while at the boutique. Then, meet at a hotel. Their love story is so absurd. After all Lee Rang is a Nine-tailed fox. Meanwhile, Yeo Hee is a mermaid. Many viewers turn to their children if the two get married. However, from this story, one can take a lesson if love sees nothing. Although in this case, Yeo Hee first fell in love with Lee Rang.
There are those who consider this movie as a comedy, but its main focus is to bring the protagonist into a kind of reality with which he is still not very accustomed. This decision creates interesting narrative lines and at various times this works very well, creating situations that are too atypical to be faced with normality. The bad side of the comic exaggeration (in relation to the construction of the profile of Barry Allen specifically) is the worst decision of the movie, because the performance of Ezra Miller in many moments becomes something undeniably very irritating, basically because the tone chosen by him is quite cartoonish and most of his jokes don't work very well.
Despite the fact that the film seems to me to be of a very low budget, that does not imply that it has to be a bad film, now what really makes it a bad film according to my own criteria is that the protagonist, trying to fight against her own loneliness, does things very despicable. She will become a stalker, even though she is struggling with unrequited love. Later she also does cyberbullying, and besides that she still shows that this society mostly humiliates women for almost anything, even so, Mae does not feel one bit of sympathy for the person she humiliated on social networks. She tried to force a love between the boy that she was looking for so much and she also tried to kiss by force.
It all starts with what is supposed to be a valid game in the city where what happens is supposed to stay there forever. A few drinks, the euphoria of the music scene and two people who seem to have a pleasant connection, meet in what should have been a bachelor party that has turned into an unconceived carnal desire with the whole truth on the table.
To be honest, this is a movie that deals with many teen dramas, but, it has a factor that feels like a critique and also a reality in the United States, I'm talking about school shootings; basically this is the fact that our main character, Vada, lives and is completely in a process that questions how much a few seconds can change in you, I really liked the way to approach the subject, because it is quite real and traumatic.
I must admit that when I saw the first chapter, I was somewhat intrigued, so I wanted to continue watching it, it is a series that covers a little bit of everything, with some horror, suspense, action, mystery; if you like this kind of story, where nothing is what it seems, and everything is confusing, you should watch it.
Movies like this where a whole nation is turned against just 2 people and to see them together survive a whole battalion is phenomenal, it shows a lot about the kind of training these two people had to be able to fight through all the chaos that comes their way.
Halloween (1978) El fenómeno del cine independiente que creó un imperio del terror. Mi reseña.
The film completely blew it away, exceeding any initial expectations. The data supports it, with a production cost of only 300 thousand dollars, this film production raised 70 million dollars. It is important to remember that this was an independent production by director John Carpenter, for which it marked a before and after in independent cinema.
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