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It’s another win for Affleck as a director. I had a whale of a time, despite knowing almost nothing about the subject matter.
positive
701
This marked institutional character, almost propagandist, without criticism, is indisputably its weakest point. [Full review in Spanish]
positive
702
In fact Häxan is a deeply rationalistic piece of humanism, exposing the horrors of superstition and hysteria rather than of witchcraft itself.
positive
703
Some critics love to tear down a crowd-pleasing contender. Don't let them sway you. American Hustle is a good-time holiday movie.
positive
704
A thrilling film that defies easy categorization, even in terms of where its thematic interests lie.
positive
705
For once ... I hope the filmmakers haven't ruled out another sequel. As Shrek Forever After proves, there's life in the big green guy yet.
positive
706
Act of Valour might work as a recruiting poster for impressionable teenagers, but those who bravely serve in the armed forces deserve a better tribute that the naïve, sub-Team America nonsense served up here.
negative
707
Put quite simply, 2022’s Goodnight Mommy is a ghastly affair, one that would be deemed awful even if it wasn’t being unfairly compared to the film that inspired it, although “inspired” must be used loosely here.
negative
708
It's a wispy yet insightful and emotionally satisfying film...
positive
709
Crafted with a budget-minded luscious sense of period detail to distract from the rudimentary direction and clumsy screenwriting...
negative
710
Writer-director Ti West goes where many -- especially Stephen King -- have gone before...
negative
711
It's an understated yet transportive film that beautifully articulates the way children perceive and process loss and grief.
positive
712
Trading in pleasures of a deliberately rarefied sort, writer-director Andrew Dominik's talky, character-rich genre piece largely short-circuits thrills to sketch a grimly funny portrait of thugs taking care of business, in every rotten sense of the word.
positive
713
Superhero films are rarely imbued with this level of emotional resonance and gravitas, and even though it doesn't reach the heights of the original Black Panther, it's still head and shoulders above the MCU's other post-Avengers: Endgame offerings.
positive
714
The round and round of emotions and passion is pleasingly akin to Mike Nichol’s Closer. Audiard’s decision to shoot in black and white deepens the emotional murkiness the three central players navigate.
positive
715
If Concussion had focused on Omalu's tireless efforts to expose CTE to the world, it would have been a powerful film. As it stands, it's just second-string.
negative
716
If the patriarch of all vampires just ain't that tough, it's time to pack it in. In fact, it was time to pack it in before we were subjected to this movie.
negative
717
One of the year's very best movies, worth seeing more than once.
positive
718
A carefully conceived, dramatically honorable picture that treats its subject with clarity and intelligence, especially by contemporary standards.
positive
719
Never feels either real enough to move us deeply or bubbly enough to make us forget our woes.
positive
720
Ulmer brings an enormous amount of impressionistic creativity and (what are now considered) infamous noir tropes into the project without spending more money.
positive
721
It's a love story drained of passion, trudging towards a bleak ending that's never earned.
negative
722
If you ever yearned to see a version of 'Million Dollar Baby" that has a completely feel-good last reel, this may be it.
positive
723
The yearning to become human again adds emotional heft to the gory dystopian mayhem.
positive
724
The film works as a character piece, a message piece, and a tension filled film. It's one of those that should be viewed on as large a screen as possible and in the dark to get its full effect once the miners end up caught in the mine post explosion
positive
725
The ending is sublime, a set piece that almost makes up for the overwhelming slightness of it all.
negative
726
Brimming with heart... up there in the upper echelon of MCU movies, and in Mysterio fans are given a fascinating character who ultimately has a key, key role in changing the landscape of this shared Marvel realm.
positive
727
The meandering and sloppy finale only makes it even more ironically forgettable.
negative
728
The story of Lorraine Hansberry told in this way, reminded me of how there are so many stories, "Hidden Figures" stories if you will, of Black women in history that we know so little about.
positive
729
Charming yet brutally honest..offers a certain mainstream appeal for anyone who's experienced love's thorny and persuasive illusions.
positive
730
Seeing Kevin Costner in a western family drama is a familiar and natural fit for him.
positive
731
It pulls off its conventional material in interesting ways.
positive
732
Great fun western
positive
733
The swirl of storylines, plot twists and huge battles might prove a tad too intense for kids under 10, and even adults will have to pay close attention...Still, the film can't be faulted for its movement, humour or [its] sheer beauty.
positive
734
... doesn't work and results in superficial entertainment devoid of any substance. [Full review in Spanish]
positive
735
Filling a movie with horror archetypes (narcissistic cheerleader, psychotic jock, sassy comedic foil) isn't necessarily a bad thing, but this is a movie that at times feels woefully archaic.
negative
736
...a charming, pleasantly diverting movie that is hard to dislike.
positive
737
There's plenty to scratch your head about here. Is it a drama? A comedy? And if it's a farce, what's it making fun of?
negative
738
Mortal Kombat is a deeply flawed film...However, if you're a fan of the franchise, you might well find some things to like here. It is bloody, dumb and bloody dumb - but sometimes, isn't that just what you're looking for?
positive
739
The movie's magic comes not just from Baker's ability to thread comedy into down-and-out margin-dwelling drama but showing how dependent people's survival is on each other.
positive
740
This is an on-the-ground (and under the ground!) portrait of a group of men who practice an ancient way of life, simply and joyously.
positive
741
Stiller e Wilson certamente já provaram ser capazes de originarem uma franquia baseada não em personagens, mas em suas próprias personalidades.
positive
742
Nearly every scene along the way to the movie's Psycho-like conclusion is fundamentally silly in ways that don't always seem intended.
negative
743
Brilliant and riveting. Judi Dench gets my Best Actress vote! And I tell you why female teachers have sex with teen boys.
positive
744
Subtle and understated, a meditation on morality, mortality and murder that escalates into a small emotional powerhouse.
positive
745
An original story that just can't live up to the promise of it's ambition, "John Dies at the End" just isn't that good of a movie.
negative
746
A misfire meant to be a franchise. The film is based on an old radio show, and the concept is interesting enough, but this movie just drags.
negative
747
Pic relies on nerdy world-weary irony to carry the day, but doesn't convincingly draw its characters.
negative
748
All I can say is there's plenty of difficult people in Hollywood. We just aren't usually exposed to it. I think this film will speak for itself and the future of all involved.
positive
749
Even the shoddiest of cliffnote 'authors' would be embarrassed over condensing a novel down to this elementary a form. Everything seems to work, but it's all too abbreviated to draw the audience in.
negative
750
The problem facing John O'Hagan, the producer and director, is how to make a program about people doing and saying boring things that is not itself boring.
negative
751
the story is just a set-up for the comedy, which Keaton executes with his trademark combination of perfectly timed derring-do and taciturn nonchalance
positive
752
Deliciously dark and utterly gripping, this tightly-coiled teaser delivers disturbing answers to some very awkward questions.
positive
753
For the comic actors, this project -- an enjoyable synthesis of improvisation and adherence to the original story -- seems almost too easy. You wonder why it took them so long.
positive
754
Despite the thousands of miles which divide us from this little family in a far off speck of village, there is a strange community of spirit and understanding. And for this, Roy may take credit.
positive
755
This slippery, undefined, but gaping loss makes Godard's forceful, elegant, and profound film all the more unshakable.
positive
756
It is a gigantic, perverse admission of defeat.
negative
757
To call this a movie a dog would also be an insult to canines, so let's just say Scooby-Doo 2 is a Scooby-Don't.
negative
758
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was such a worldwide sleeper hit, and its British-Indian cast so beloved, that it's no surprise that three years later they're back in Rajasthan.
positive
759
Wong and Park are strong enough as both writers and performers to lend it an overwhelmingly pleasant flavour.
positive
760
An engaging and frequently moving drama with strong performances and a handful of genuinely stunning sequences, not to mention some world class horse-wrangling.
positive
761
Performed by Zhao Tao... Qiao is a compendium of resistance and sacrifice, in an environment in which capitalism is taking over everything. [Full review in Spanish]
positive
762
It's not that it's entirely bad. I liked some of the music and Whitney Houston's singing.
negative
763
The Promotion has more work-life truth in it than a month of The Office or Dilbert.
positive
764
The 1970s really have been happy days for Ron Howard.
positive
765
[Jackson] as an actor, the word that comes to mind is dull. Mind-numbingly dull. Mannequin dull.
negative
766
Credibly generates suspense and maintains interest, even if one wonders why the filmmakers felt compelled to pursue this particular subject matter for their tale of a wronged man.
positive
767
[A] gripping story of young POWs forced to remove the millions of landmines along the coast of Denmark after World War II.
positive
768
I had decent hopes for this high-concept, low-brow comedy; those hopes were quickly dashed.
negative
769
It's just enough of a change of pace for Rohit Shetty to seem like a radical step forward without being so much of one as to be unrecognizable, as it's still funny and exciting, and the visuals pop.
positive
770
A marvelous oddity the equivalent of a child's fanciful, monsters-in-the-closet imagination running wild and naked through Barry's uncensored libido.
positive
771
It's a daring, interesting and never boring film. [Full review in Spanish]
positive
772
A modern love story filmed in a style reminiscent of glorious classic musicals, 'La La Land' emerges as a bittersweet treat for the eyes, the ears and the heart.
positive
773
If the film is less than the sum of its parts, then some of those parts are touched by genius.
positive
774
Executed more or less competently, though you get a sense that Gallo, aware of how thin the script actually is, is trying to apply a layer of Luc Besson-style Eurotrash tackiness to add interest to the otherwise flat proceedings.
negative
775
Aposta na ambigüidade e na sensação de estarmos acompanhando os fatos à medida que estes se desenrolam num ambiente de improviso que sempre valoriza o acaso.
positive
776
It was cute. It was fun. I enjoyed it
positive
777
After 10 years, John Wayne finally arrives
positive
778
... feels incomplete, as though the production ran out of time, money, or both.
negative
779
The lessons are so treacly, and their delivery method so single-minded, that the Valley Girl phrase "gag me with a spoon" springs to mind.
negative
780
The 33 is well-meaning, well-crafted and faithful to the source material, but ultimately it feels disappointingly formulaic.
negative
781
Alternately sweet and kind of creepy...an invitation you might want to skip.
negative
782
Younger viewers will likely be hooked on the sizzle of the film...
positive
783
A mostly pleasant entertainment.
positive
784
Often playing as bright and colourful as the clown's outfit itself, Stitches is better as an idea than it is in execution.
negative
785
Lowbrow humor.
negative
786
A Saturday morning kiddie cartoon stretched out to feature length, which by some lights is an awfully long time.
negative
787
Though the movie about a moronic NASCAR racer overall is uneven and Ricky Bobby's saga lacks focus, the stupid-comical banter and the lampooning of this particular brand of car racing proves entertaining.
positive
788
Nobody plays ambivalence better, and yet, Plaza allows herself to seem vulnerable here. It's just the thing "Ingrid Goes West" needs to cut through that thick-skin ironic veneer of contemporary Hollywood comedy.
positive
789
I liked the set-up and the mythology. The villain took me out of it a lot, but other than that, I enjoyed the ride.
positive
790
Cheap Thrills is a thoroughly nasty piece of work, which doubtless will be the strongest selling point for this worst-case scenario about steadily escalating dares and degradations.
positive
791
After Yang/ is a treatise on memory, love and companionship. Of searching for happiness. A fragile meditation of grief and belonging.
positive
792
Um equvoco do princpio ao fim.
negative
793
...Whilst it's not a flawless victory, it delivers enough B-movie fun to satiate the bloodthirsty.
positive
794
The brilliant, unconventional structure adds to the immersive nature of "Dunkirk," reinforcing the sense that the war is everywhere, that characters who haven't even met make decisions with life-or-death consequences for each other.
positive
795
Next of Kin is an exceptional first film: strong writing, acting and camera work, made for only 20,000 Canadian dollars in 15 days.
positive
796
First-time director John Glen knows what's needed to create suspense...put the series' trademark wit, women, and song alongside the high-stakes adventure of a more brutal 007. [Blu-ray]
positive
797
Hoffman is understandably concerned about typecasting, but he is indeed the man for the job, recalling the intensity that Nicholas Cage brought to an Oscar-winning performance in Leaving Las Vegas.
positive
798
This is the Cinema of Attitude pampered beyond lousy teen comedy to some post-Tarantino end zone of stupified 'adulthood.'
negative
799
A feminist, anti-capitalist and, hurrying, apocalyptic argument, but, and above all, it is the portrait of a woman determined to turn her convictions into a source of inspiration. [Full Review in Spanish]
positive