Season 5, the season of maturity. By now, The Next Generation has nothing more to “prove” to the world. It stands on its own and with the continuous upward trend of seasons 1 through 4 it is already a remarkable achievement. Season 5 is the first truly post-Roddenberry season and the season during which the … More ST:TNG in 2018 : Season 5 (Part 1)
All About Eve is a 1950 film directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz with a stellar cast that includes Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, George Sanders, Celeste Holm, and also a very young and astonishingly beautiful Marilyn Monroe. The film is a great classic, was nominated for 14 Oscars when released (and won a lot of them), and it’s not … More All About Eve: Movie Review
’71 is a raw and dark thriller that opens a window on 1971 Belfast, a real war zone at that time. Jack O’Connell is the protagonist of ’71, the first film by the French director Yann Demange (although it’s an English production), and it’s yet another great cinematic debut (as for example this one and this one, … More ’71: Movie Review
Nine queens (Nueve reinas is the original title) is a 2000 Argentinian movie written and directed by Fabián Bielinsky and starring the great Ricardo Darín, Gastón Pauls and Leticia Brédice. The film mixes a few genres including thriller, crime, drama, and even comedy, and I think that it does so very well. The story manages … More Nine Queens: Movie Review
I had been waiting for it for a long time and it didn’t disappoint me: Baby Driver, directed by Edgar Wright, is really a great movie, certainly the best movie I saw in 2017 (up there with Jordan Peele’s Get Out). It’s a movie not to be missed! End of my review. But I’m sure … More Baby Driver: Movie Review
I finally saw what’s almost unanimously considered an excellent Spanish horror movie: [Rec], the 2007 film directed by Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza (I recently saw Verónica directed by the latter and I must admit that it didn’t impress me) with Manuela Velasco. Long story short, I liked [Rec]! Here’s my two cents on it. … More [Rec]: Movie Review
The Blues brothers is a 1980 film directed by John Landis starring John Belushi and Dan Akroyd. 38 years after its release we can definitively say that it’s a cinema masterpiece, both one of the best comedies ever made and one of the best musicals, if not the best of them all! It is worth … More The Blues brothers: Movie Review
A few days after I saw The pianist by Roman Polanski I watched Schindler’s list, the 1993 movie directed by Steven Spielberg. It was interesting to see these two films one after the other for the partial story overlap, with Nazi-occupied Warsaw and the Polish Jews locked up in its ghetto. I even think that … More Schindler’s List: Movie Review
Zombieland is a zombie-themed comedy (in fact these are not zombies, but infected like those of 28 days later by Danny Boyle, 2002) directed by Ruben Fleischer, practically the US version of Shaun Of The Dead by Edgar Wright (2004). It’s a comedy that takes place in the US devastated by an epidemic in which … More Zombieland: Movie Review
Legend is a 1985 movie directed by Ridley Scott who previously made The Duelists (1977), Alien (1979), and Blade Runner (1982), what a way to start his career! The protagonists are the young Tom Cruise and Mia Sara, and the antagonist is the great Tim Curry who’s the perfect Lord of Darkness! The music was composed by … More Legend: Movie Review
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