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There was also too much plot in the previous Johnny English, 2003, directed by Peter Howitt is in his sequel to Johnny English – The Rebirth, arrived in 2011, courtesy of Oliver Parker: both of the chapters of this lucky franchise (held in life by the results at the box office, good enough to justify...
It is not a defect that The First Man is not at the level of the rhythm of Whiplash or of the intrinsic beauty of The Land, but the fact that it is still a beautiful film highlights how great this young phenomenon of the american cinema called Damien Chazelle, who signed his umpteenth triumph.Already...
There is a lot of Lost in the wild-eyed, spine-chilling and wonderful Apostle of Gareth Edwards: there is in bond with the island and the mystery that it holds, in the mortality of women in labour, in the power that feeds the life on the island, in the dialectic between the gods and the leader of the...
It to him he shook the hand of dr. King Shultz to the plantation owner Calvin Candy in Django Unchained-Quentin Tarantino: the bad guy Leonardo di Caprio was the ignorance of the nineteenth century, that of Christoph Waltz represented the progress of modernity, and the second he preferred to shoot at...
The story of A Star Is Born is almost as old as the cinema itself.The first version dates back to 1937, when William A. Wellman and adapted the opera of George Cukor's 1932 What Price Hollywood? In 1954, at the same Cukor came up with the idea of making a remake of the film of Wellman, which was essentially...
With the slaughter without a sense of the awful Alien v Predator Paul W. S. Anderson and his even more despicable below directed by Greg and Colin Strause, the 20th Century Fox had brought the franchise of Alien and Predator in the new millennium, but it had done so in the worst of ways.Both brands (especially...
Mamoru Hosoda has a passion for the time that has become consolidated as evidenced by some of his previous works (The girl who jumped over time, The Boy and The Beast, Wolf Children, Summer Wars). Since becoming a parent, however, this passion of his, she came to the interest for growth, the primary...
They know something about spirits, ghosts, and haunted houses in Scotland, and then it is there that the icelandic Olaf de Fleur Johannesson decides to go to turn this particular drama-horror that manages to get a worthy entertainment from a budget that is almost ephemeral.What is most appreciable in...
It is clearly, indeed almost with impunity Argo the model of a thriller designed by Chris Weitz for his Operation the Final, who search for the same voltage devoid of action that Ben Affleck had so splendidly found to its third test of a director. Weitz, whose career over twenty years has always kept...
Tom Hardy becomes a sort of dr. Jekyl and an alien / Mr. Hyde in the new film by Ruben Fleischer, Venom, trying really poorly managed Sony of dog in the thin line that separates the movies of Marvel Studios the dark atmospheres that Warner already explored in 2009 with Watchmen and especially from the...
It is not so original as he wants to believe The domestics ones, a new film written and directed by the promising Mike P. Nelson, and had made his debut in 2006 with the horror Summer School), yet he knows how to play with all the elements dear to the cinematography of post-apocalyptic and, above all,...
It is so all-encompassing see the Heroes most powerful of the Earth gathered together on the same screen. The first time was for The Avengers and Joss Whedon was a master at this. Avengers Age of Ultron is the film of step with some new entries such as Vision and Scarlet Witch. Now, with Avengers: Infinity...
It is evidently the moment of Jonathan Pryce, who, after having arrived in Italy last week as a co-protagonist of the long-awaited The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Terry Gilliam has remained for the new film of Björn Runge, The Wife – Live in the Shadows. In contrast to the film of the film-maker ex-Monthy...
It has always been cinema very very little to Jeremy Saulnier, content, focused, narrow, and claustrophobic. Him, born as the director of photography, since his debut film as a director in 2007 with Murder Party) has shown a particular taste for the interiors for the houses and its rooms, the bathrooms,...
He has literally tons of awards at the recent Goya Awards, the proceeds of our David di Donatello awards, this small gem of a film, which is The Home of the Books. With twelve nominations in total including nine in a vacuum, but with the three most coveted prizes taken home (best director, best screenplay,...
