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Hey, horror movie lovers! It's already October and Halloween is just around the corner, so I want to tell you about "The Exorcist: Believer", a new direct sequel to the 70's movie, "The Exorcist", directed by the crack William Friedkin. But this time, the director is David Cordon Green, the same guy who revived the Halloween saga with a direct sequel to the original. However, I have to be honest, Green fails to capture the same vibe and horror that the original film had.
The next movie on my list is Rising Again, which is also known as A Legendary Team. This movie is from 2014, directed by Thomas Carter and tells the story of the California Spartans Concord soccer team, led by coach Bob Ladouceur, who led that team to 151 consecutive wins, several years of success with state titles between 1992 and 2003, which is why the locals were so fanatical about the sport and more than proud of their team. It is certainly a great story as this high school team had an excellent program that not only aimed to bring out athletes who excelled, but who also had values and who went out with a purpose to help the community.
Hello, hello my dear lovers of good movies and TV! This weekend we have stayed at home, Mathias has some flu, so we have watched a couple of horror movies for kids hahaha, well, Halloween is coming and they are the movies that the streaming apps suggest us, and Mathias loves them, this time I will share with you my review about The Haunted Mansion, a movie based on a Disney amusement park, and of which a version had already been made in 2003, starring Eddie Murphy, and now 20 years later this new installment has been released, with actors like Danny DeVito, and Owen Wilson, who let us see that this horror movie also has a touch of comedy, which makes it suitable for the little ones of the house, and to tell the truth, I love these movies.
The Insider (1999): Truth against Power | la verdad contra el poder
One of the most anticipated films for this year is the biopic of Ferrari, starring Adam Driver, to be released in December in the United States. That film is directed by Michael Mann. And if that name doesn't mean anything to you, it's because either you haven't seen enough movies or you're too young, because Mann is responsible for some very good films from the '90s and early '00s like Collateral, The Last of the Mohicans, the remembered Heat (whose sequel also comes next year) and this story that I share with you today.
As for the plot, it seems to me that it is something that could really happen and I really do not doubt that it has happened to some couples, I think it is what most caught my attention of the film, π the presentation of the characters was very well done, as we are intruded in both facets of each one, the professional and personal and that in the development of the plot, we will see how despite being very linked at first, gradually they will be distancing. Love and emotional dependence can cloud our decisions, even when something inside us tells us otherwise. Emily did everything in her power, as a woman and as a professional, to help her partner get a promotion, but Luke's ego did not allow her to see it. You can't help those who don't want to be helped, my wise granny used to say.... π€£
Unorthodox: a series that speaks of the freedom to choose [Eng - Esp]
Hello my dear friends of Hive, especially Movies & TV Shows, I hope you are having a spectacular day. This time the review is about "Unorthodox", a miniseries based on the book by writer Deborah Feldman, which will take you on a walk through Jewish culture, one that has quite a few aspects in common with Christianity or Catholicism.
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I want to believe I'm not the only one who had seen a series a few years back but decides to see it again scene by scene. I was searching for new series to download and this old series came up in recommendations, I downloaded while trying to remember some scenes from it.I saw it a long time ago with my family on a CD player, it was both exciting and very much different to how I saw it again on my mobile device. I remember giving up a lot of my sleep to see the series only for me to start craving for it again recently, really crazy!
[Movie review] [Eng | Esp] Romeo Must Die | A classic Asian film with a lot of violence
Welcome my dear mafia travelers of the internet and thank you very much for having made a temporary stop in my post, sometimes it provokes me to see a movie that has an absurd amount of violence and colorful combat movements, that is why it made me want to see "Romeo Must Die" something that does not have a complex plot but pure idiotic violence without more. Just get ready to use your Kung fu because we are about to start.
I don't predominantly enjoy rewatching any movie or TV show regardless of how good the project is. My watchlist is usually packed and there are so many stuff to watch. However, I recently needed to feel that nostalgia that comes from checking out a classic movie that punctuated my childhood.
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