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In recent years, I have seen how there are many films influenced by the western genre, many films mostly within the action genre it is easy for them to be able to take as a base old western movies to make stories in modern times, I say this because we rarely see cowboy movies and that world where the strongest survive and just this year I have seen several films within this great genre how is the western (I still have to see more) where each one we see classic stories with cowboys and bandits and others where they focus on telling different things, such as experiences within that era, this is always wonderful in cinema because there is always a time to evolve within a genre and not be repetitive.
@paolamandelbaum/espeng-review-of-the-movie-the-woman-in-the-window
Based on the novel of the same name by American writer Daniel Mallory, better known by his pen name A.J. Finn, The Woman in the Window tells the story of agoraphobic Dr. Anna Fox (played by Amy Adams). Unable to go out because of her anxiety disorder, Anna spends her days cooped up in her New York home, watching old movies and frequently peeping through her window into the daily lives of her neighbors. However, her life will become complicated when she witnesses something abnormal happening in the home of the Russells, a family considered exemplary by all.
Since Disney released the live-action adaptation of Alice in Wonderland in 2010, the company began to bring the rest of its animated classics to the same format, as a way to squeeze more profit out of those franchises. Some of these films gave a twist to the original story to achieve a little innovation in the new film, such as Maleficent and Cruella, while others were criticized for their lack of originality by telling exactly the same story without any kind of novelty.
@dedicatedguy/eng--esp-no-time-to-die-7510-history-isnt-kind-to-those-who-play-god
007 is probably the most popular character when it comes to espionage and infiltrating ultra-secret organizations in order to carry out extremely challenging missions which would be impossible for most agents.
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