The hype-train is going full speed to the new Chapter of It since most people enjoyed so much Chapter One! This is certainly another sign of how I don’t know much about cinema, as I’m surely mistaken… Why, you’re wondering, what do I think of It: Chapter One by Andy Muschietti? Let’s start with some positive … More It – Chapter One: Movie Review
K19 the widowmaker is a 2002 film directed by the legendary Kathryn Bigelow (director of, among other things, Strange days, Near dark – and Oscar winner for The hurtlocker) starring Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson. Set almost entirely in the narrow spaces of a submarine and with no actresses on the screen for more than … More K19: The Widowmaker: Movie Review
The goonies (goonies having the double meaning of losers and also inhabitants of the Goon docks of the city of Astoria, Oregon) is a real cult movie. Don’t believe me? Just go to the part of Twitter talking about cinema and you’ll find a lot of love for this 1985 movie directed by Richard Donner! … More The Goonies: Movie Review
It won the 2019 Oscars for best picture, best screenplay, and best supporting actor; it’s at the center of more or less meaningless controversies about how to treat racism in a movie; it earned more than 150 million dollars worldwide… so I finally saw Green Book, the movie directed by Peter Farrelly and starring Viggo … More Green Book: Movie Review
Bad Times at El Royale is The Hateful Eight, but better. There you go, I said it: better than Tarantino. What an amazing movie!!! I could end here this review of the latest film by Drew Goddard (the same director of The Cabin in the Woods, 2012) and starring Jeff Bridges, Cynthia Erivo, Dakota Johnson, and … More Bad Times at El Royale: Movie Review
Thanks to the open air cinema of my city I have seen The motive (El autor), the 2017 movie directed by Manuel Martín Cuenca of whom I hadn’t seen anything before. The movie takes place in Seville, Andalucía, and one of its strengths is certainly the cast: Adelfa Calvo, Antonio De la Torre, and especially the … More The Motive: Movie Review
I’m writing about this movie some time after its release in theaters (I saw it in a cinema when I was on holidays in Valencia last year, to tell you the truth) just because I’ve just re-watched it on DVD: Get out is a 2017 film directed by Jordan Peele, his first as a director, starring Daniel … More Get Out: Movie Review
Eleven years after its release in theaters I finally saw a quite popular movie: Juno, the 2007 film directed by Jason Reitman (son of the famous Ivan Reitman who directed, among other things, Ghostbusters in 1984). I believe that Juno is absolutely worth watching. Let me explain you why! First of all, Ellen Page, the protagonist, is … More Juno: Movie Review
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