Desierto is the second movie directed by Alfonso Cuarón’s son, Jonas Cuarón. Released in 2015, it has a remarkable cast with Gael García as the protagonist (for example, he’s in Amores perros by Iñárritu) and Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the antagonist (he’s the Comedian in Watchmen by Zack Snyder, but also Negan in The Walking Dead). … More Desierto: Movie Review
The Fog is the third movie directed by John Carpenter and was released two years after his greatest success: Halloween (1978). Although it pertains to the same genre of the latter (horror / thriller), the American director couldn’t have made a more different film. In other words: any other young director would have limited himself to … More The Fog: Movie Review
For the sake of precision: I watched Michael Haneke’s 2007 Funny games, not Michael Haneke’s 1997 Funny games. It shouldn’t make much of a difference, since the former is a shot-by-shot remake of the latter, but it’s better to understand each other from the beginning. So I enjoyed the performances of Naomi Watts and Tim … More Funny Games: Movie Review
We all know that Alfred Hitchcock was a cinema genius, there’s no need to read it here on vengonofuoridallefottutepareti. But since the other day I re-watched The Birds, which he made in 1963 just after making Psycho (in 1960 – the three-years break is due to his television work), why not writing about it? And … More The Birds: 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
After 25 years (“of making… and unmaking”), at last Terry Gilliam made The man who killed Don Quixote, and it’s in theaters now! The protagonists of this successful attempt are Adam Driver (that is Kylo Ren in the new Star Wars movies) and Jonathan Pryce (an old acquaintance of Gilliam who worked with him in … More The Man Who Killed Don Quixote: Movie Review
Lucky (2017) is the last movie made by the legendary Harry Dean Stanton, who was Brett in Alien (1978) and is credited as an actor in about 200 movies and TV series (he died in September 2017, two weeks before the release of the movie). This guy here: Lucky is also the directorial debut of John Carroll Lynch, who’s normally in front … More Lucky: Movie Review
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