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The latest great movie from one of the greatest directors of all time is on SkyShowtime. An exemplary trial drama where he knew how to have the last word
Pedro Gallego
REVIEWSWilliam Friedkin adapts a powerful play about honor and loyalty constructed with masterful meticulousness
'The Curse' is one of the most peculiar and uncomfortable series that we will see in 2024. Emma Stone and Nathan Fielder star in a voyeuristic game of reflections and distortions
Albertini
REVIEWSSkyShowtime premieres the new series from the creator of the magnificent 'The Rehearsals'
In the name of the earth , the new work by Dorotea Kobiela Welchman and Hugh Welchmann, Polish filmmakers who five years ago, with Loving Vincent , surprised us by giving life to Van Gogh's paintings through an elaborate technique that hand-colors the Scenes previously filmed with real actors, he once again displays sensitivity and ingenuity when filming, using the same technique, a rural drama based on a novel by Nobel Prize winner Wladyslaw S. Reymont.
'30 coins' (2x07): scent of undead and supercomputers in an episode that fails to build the previous tension at the end
Albertini
REVIEWSThe Álex de la Iglesia series for HBO Max does not finish successful in its stretch towards the end of the season
Ridley Scott impresses but is not thrilled with 'Napoleon', a new formal exhibition that demonstrates the importance of montage in shaping narratives
Víctor López G.
REVIEWSJoaquin Phoenix and Vanessa Kirby lead a new biopic brand of the Scott house
'The Count' had everything to be one of the best movies on Netflix but it falls short: Pablo Larraín's vampire Pinochet doesn't quite fly despite its great premise
Mikel Zorrilla
REVIEWSIts premise is engaging and leaves several scenes to remember, but the director of 'Spencer' abuses the same ideas too much
'Passages' is the fabulous portrait of pure toxicity: a film about modern relationships and unbridled sex that ends up falling into apathy
Randy Meeks
REVIEWSIra Sachs presents a film in which Ben Whishaw has to put up with the worst boyfriend in the history of humanity. Yes, even worse than your ex
'Mystery in Venice': Kenneth Branagh navigates between Agatha Christie and Edgar Allan Poe to shape the best film of the trilogy
Victor Lopez G.
REVIEWSHercule Poirot flirts with terror in a new case that, as usual, uses a spectacular cast to dazzle the respectable
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