Review: Me Before You (2016)
I went to a screening of Me Before You in New York on June 1st and, to my surprise, I came across a protest by disabled people in front of the movie theater. As I […]
Movies
Review: Money Monster (2016)
“Not every conspiracy is a theory.” This is the phrase stamped on all the posters and billboards of Money Monster spread across New York. The trailer also gives us the impression that we will see […]
Review: Captain America: Civil War (2016)
I’m not a fan of superhero movies, but the Marvel ones really captivated me, especially Captain America. I had enjoyed Avengers: Age of Ultron, but Captain America: Civil War surpassed all previous ones, in my […]
Review: Mother’s Day (2016)
If you’ve watched Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve, you already know what to expect from Mother’s Day: Garry Marshall directs, again, a film about an important date on the calendar and tells several stories […]
Review: Special Correspondents (2016)
There are some comedians who I like and can’t explain exactly why. Ricky Gervais is one of them. I find funny almost everything he says, even when he’s not trying to be funny! Perhaps is […]
Review: Sing Street (2016)
Those who liked Once and Begin Again will probably also enjoy Sing Street. Written and directed by John Carney, responsible for the two films mentioned, Sing Street takes us to the 1980s in Dublin and […]
Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
It’s hard to write about a film that should be seen without much prior information (same tip for those who want to watch Room)! I had only seen the trailer for 10 Cloverfield Lane and […]
Review: Criminal (2016)
I watched this movie without great expectations, and yet, I left the theater disappointed. It could have been a much more exciting film, but I got the feeling that something was missing to make it […]
Review: The Jungle Book (2016)
I must confess I was never a fan of the animated movie of 1967 – I like the songs more than the story itself. I am also not much in favor of this wave of […]
Review: Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
A title like that and a heavy advertising campaign guided by “#whowillwin” suggest, at least, that there is a real and exciting clash between the characters. However, after 150 minutes of film, it is possible […]