I trace it all back to then
Her, and the snow, and the Seine
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Mamma Mia! 2008
Loved by many and hated by others, Mamma Mia! has been the subject of thousands of comments for years. From the perspective of someone seeing it for the first time, not knowing much about ABBA's music, and wanting to really like it, I only have to say that it wasn't my cup of tea.
Although the music accompanies the scenes very well, the performances are too exaggerated, the script isn't highly redeemable, and, although it has a good production design,…
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Joseph: King of Dreams 2000
This movie is really average, even more bad than ordinary. The story is not very entertaining, and although the film is not (nor do I perceive it) long, it's still a bit slow. The animation isn't the best for its time either, and the soundtrack could be way better. Anyway, although it has nice characters, and a decent moral, this feature film is just not good.
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Encanto 2021
Wondering what a Colombian thinks about the accuracy of the culture and style of Encanto? Let me tell you.
While many say that the story could be set anywhere else, Colombia is the perfect place for Encanto. Our country had the longest armed conflict in history, which left thousands of families displaced because of illegal groups, such as the guerrillas. Encanto arises from this internal migration, and from the struggle to survive in a territory that was bathed in blood…
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The Silence of the Lambs 1991
The Silence of the Lambs filled my expectations. The beauty of this film, among many other things, falls on the naturalness of Jodie Foster and Sir Anthony Hopkins. Their performances don't need melancholy scenes where they demonstrate a thousand emotions to win an Oscar. On the contrary, subtle looks and smart dialogues are enough so that the characters protrude and remain icons for the history of cinema. Excellent in every way.
