Escrito y dirigido por John Patton Ford (Emily the Criminal), una adaptación de la comedia británica de 1949 “Kind Hearts and Coronets” se desarrolla en una gran ciudad moderna. La historia de Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) comienza con Becket sentado en una celda de cárcel y recibiendo la visita del Padre Morris (Adrian Lukis). Becket… Continue reading Crítica de cine: How to Make a Killing – Drama, Comedia Negra, Sátira es Entretenida
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Critica de cine: Becoming Vera Recibe estreno en cines tras su paso por festivals
El largometraje Becoming Vera, escrito y dirigido por el cineasta español Sergio Vizuete, estuvo en varios festivales de cine y obtuvo varios premios. El drama y la historia de crecimiento exploran la identidad, la resiliencia y el autodescubrimiento a través del viaje de una joven prodigio del jazz latino que busca su voz y sus… Continue reading Critica de cine: Becoming Vera Recibe estreno en cines tras su paso por festivals
HOW TO MAKE A KILLING Has A Wickedly Fun Premise That Lacks Swagger And Attitude
A dark comedy featuring gallows humor is totally my jam, and after reading the synopsis of How to Make a Killing, I was excited for a wild, possibly absurd ride. Inspired by the film, Kind Hearts and Coronets, which is based on the novel Israel Rank: The Autobiography of a Criminal by Roy Horniman, writer/director John… Continue reading HOW TO MAKE A KILLING Has A Wickedly Fun Premise That Lacks Swagger And Attitude
Movie Review: Becoming Vera Receives Theatrical Release After Festival Run
The feature film Becoming Vera, written and directed by Spanish filmmaker Sergio Vizuete, premiered at several film festivals and won several awards. The drama and coming-of-age story explore identity, resilience, and self-discovery through the journey of a young Latin jazz prodigy searching for her voice and roots. The film is set in Miami. About: Becoming… Continue reading Movie Review: Becoming Vera Receives Theatrical Release After Festival Run
Crítica de cine: Crime 101 – Un Thriller de Robo con Acción, Drama y un Elenco Talentoso
Escrito y dirigido por Bart Layton (director de American Animals y The Imposter), la narrativa se basa en la novela corta de Don Winslow. La película cuenta con un elenco fuerte y talentoso capaz de atraer al público a querer ver la película, tal como lo hizo conmigo (y con un amigo que rara vez… Continue reading Crítica de cine: Crime 101 – Un Thriller de Robo con Acción, Drama y un Elenco Talentoso
Critica de cine: Wuthering Heights- Dramático, Romántico y Oscuro
La clásica novela de Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights (Cumbres Borrascosas), tiene una nueva adaptación cinematográfica protagonizada por Margot Robbie (Catherine) y Jacob Elordi (Heathcliff). Esto ya no es noticia, ya que el tráiler ha estado en los cines durante varios meses, previo al estreno justo a tiempo para el Día de San Valentín. Este libro… Continue reading Critica de cine: Wuthering Heights- Dramático, Romántico y Oscuro
Wuthering Heights: visually sumptuous, boldly acted, yet deeply disappointing
As a retired literature teacher who read and later introduced students to Emily Brontë’s only novel, I approached the 2026 adaptation of Wuthering Heights with anticipation—and, I admit, protectiveness. Directed and written by Emerald Fennell and starring Margot Robbie as Catherine and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff, the adaptation is visually sumptuous and boldly acted. Yet… Continue reading Wuthering Heights: visually sumptuous, boldly acted, yet deeply disappointing
Crítica de cine: GOAT – Hermosamente animada, pero demasiado predecible
Sinopsis: Goat es una comedia de acción original ambientada en un mundo completamente de animales. La historia sigue a Will, una pequeña cabra con grandes sueños, que recibe una oportunidad única en la vida para unirse a los profesionales y jugar al roarball, un deporte de alta intensidad, mixto y de contacto, dominado por los… Continue reading Crítica de cine: GOAT – Hermosamente animada, pero demasiado predecible
Fantastic Fest 2025: GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE
One of the secret screenings of Fantastic Fest came as a complete surprise to me. I had never heard of the movie, so when the title leaked before the screening, all I could do was shrug. I knew it was the newest movie from director Gore Verbinski, the filmmaker behind the first three Pirates of… Continue reading Fantastic Fest 2025: GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN, DON’T DIE
CRIME 101: A Solid And Often Intriguing Crime Thriller
Based on the novel of the same name by Don Winslow, Crime 101 comes across as a Michael Mann crime thriller copycat. It is not a bad imitation, but it doesn’t achieve the same level of quality in storytelling and filmmaking that makes its inspirations, like Mann’s Heat, seminal classics. Writer/director Bart Layton and team… Continue reading CRIME 101: A Solid And Often Intriguing Crime Thriller