1995 was a particularly prolific year for Quentin Tarantino. Among other things, it was the year in which the weird From Dusk Till Dawn came out, based on a script that he wrote for 1,500 dollars kinda as an excuse for Robert Kurtzman’s special effects rather than to write a cinematic masterpiece (in fact, it’s deliberately a … More From Dusk Till Dawn: Movie Review
Gone girl is a 2014 film directed by David Fincher, who also directed Se7en (1995) and Fight club (1999), just to name just a couple of his movies. The protagonists are Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike and the film is a thriller with a fairly complex plot that I will explore below. This is one of … More Gone Girl: Movie Review
And here’s the first double episode in the history of Star Trek: The menagerie! And let me say that it couldn’t have been a better one because the story is compelling and well developed and it also gives a broad view of the concept of Federation, of space exploration and of Starfleet. Of course everything … More Star Trek: TOS – S01E11-E12, The Menagerie
Border is a Swedish movie directed by Ali Abbasi and starring Eva Melander and Eero Milonoff. It’s now gaining some popularity possibly thanks to its Oscar nomination for the best makeup. I saw it at the cinema a few days ago and it has impacted me a lot, I enjoyed it, but I have no … More Border: Movie Review
The Silence of the Lambs came out in 1991, directed by Jonathan Demme and starring Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins. This is another great Nineties’ classic (like the recently reviewed Braveheart, 1995): everyone has seen it, the character of Hannibal Lecter played by Hopkins is extremely famous, and the movie itself is widely believed to be … More The Silence of the Lambs: Movie Review
Asghar Farhadi is a young (46 years old) and talented Iranian director: two of his movies have won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film, not to mention his countless other awards. It’s easy to understand why for his first Spanish production (actually, it’s a collaboration between Spain, France, and Italy) he managed to work with … More Everybody Knows: Movie Review
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