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The story is based primarily on commitment, the need for the existence of a reason to be able to function; I could capture that at first with the behavior of the robot that is motivated to perform the task for which it was created and thus obtain an assessment of its performance; this is not an original theme because in many films this type of characteristics has been seen in robotic characters, which also makes me think that the development or evolution to a behavior alien to the one that was created has also been seen before, but I think the theme of motherhood is what I liked the most; personally I think that being a parent is not for everyone, due to the responsibility, commitment, love, understanding, protection, trust and teaching, are fundamental factors to try to be a parent and that is what Roz is experiencing in this magnificent story.
So I've already made up my mind that if they do make a new season, which it has all the looks of probably happening, I'll be there to watch it in the hopes that she'll finally decide who and where to stay with. I don't want to do spoilers, but maybe if they do make a new season it will be called Emily in Rome. We'll see.
My opinion about The Butterfly Effect | Mi opinión sobre El Efecto Mariposa🦋
On the other hand, the use of science fiction with time travel is great in the plot because many times you have surely thought about changing your past, especially if you have lived through a trauma as severe as Evan's, but would it really be beneficial? Obviously, since this is a movie, things get out of control to create more tension, but it really represents that every action generates a reaction and even if your intentions are good, this is not always reflected in the consequences. There are things that we simply cannot change.
Film Review: White Bird | A kind heart can change your life.
I loved this movie even though it was quite sad, I would have liked to know about the book long before seeing the movie because it sure is as good as Wonder. It is a story that touches the heart and leaves as a reflection that we will always need others and we never know from whom we will receive help, often the people who have less or have suffered more are those who have more empathy and kindness in their hearts, I recommend watching it if you like this kind of stories.
Few days to go and it's Christmas. What are you watching? If you want something different here are some to inspire us to be better people! Let's watch these movies and gain inspiration to be like them and work our way to Heaven. As for the horror film in the list, it serves as a warning to us all. 😁
(Esp/Eng) VHS 📼 - The chronicles of the fear (Review without spoilers)
It should be noted that this is a franchise of 7 films, a miniseries, and I believe two more movies, but today I will talk about the first one from 2012 as, for me, it is one of the best if not the best. I think one was enough as in the others, it's more of the same seen in this one, but they are good for binge-watching.
Lovely Runner: An Emotional Journey of Impossibilities | Series Review
The lead actors are familiar to me from several productions. Byeon Woo-seok, for example, acted in 20th Century Girl, where he delivered a stunning performance. In Lovely Runner, he conveys the same emotional depth as in the previous production: his portrayal of Ryoo Seon-jae goes beyond any simple aspect. The word I must use is: evolution.
I learned about weddings and celebrations of this type, the rituals associated with weather changes and harvests, and also how a society that judges women who are unfaithful or mess with married men can react and justifies men. I didn't agree with Jagna's behavior, but I think her punishment was too harsh and I was annoyed by Antek's betrayal, blaming her for everything and washing his hands of it.
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