Review: Creed (2015)
I finally got to see Creed, after almost 6 weeks of its release. To be honest, I wasn’t so excited to watch it, but a couple of friends convinced me that it would be good. […]
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Review: Eddie the Eagle (2016)
If you enjoy stories about underdogs chasing after their dreams, no matter what, then you’ll love this movie! I must say that watching Eddie the Eagle at an advance screening was a very pleasant surprised. […]
Review: Joy (2015)
Every time someone’s name is a noun – like Joy – I can’t help but wonder if it has any impact in that person’s life. Having watched Joy, the latest Jennifer Lawrence’s collaboration with David […]
Review: The Revenant (2015)
I’ve been reading for months that 2016 will be the year when Leonardo DiCaprio will finally get the Academy’s recognition for his work and win an Oscar for The Revenant. Have the nominations been announced […]
Review: The Big Short (2015)
Talking about a major and real economic crisis is usually hard and sad, since it actually impacted people’s lives (mostly recent movies include Margin Call and Inside Job). The Big Short, however, is able to […]
Broadway Review: A View from the Bridge
[yasr_overall_rating] It’s been a long time since a play kept me this focused and this interest for 2 hours, with no intermission. But it shouldn’t be a surprise, since A View From The Bridge won […]
Review: Brooklyn (2015)
Rarely do I identify myself in situations portrait in movies. My life is not filled with plot-twisting adventures nor with endless dramas. Last week, however, I felt connected with the main character of Brooklyn in […]
Review: The Danish Girl (2015)
In a year when transsexuals were in the spotlight both in real life (Caitlyn Jenner) and in TV shows (Transparent), it’s no surprise to see that topic in movies too. And the story chosen to […]
Review: Spotlight (2015)
If you like All the President’s Men (1976), you will probably enjoy Spotlight just as I did. Possibly one of the best films I’ve seen this year! Spotlight is a section within the Boston Globes […]
Review: Suffragette (2015)
The first time I ever heard the term “Suffragette” was while watching Mary Poppins. As you may recall, Mrs. Banks has a song dedicated exclusively to explaining that she’s a “Sister Suffragette”. As a child, […]