Aldo López

Aldo López

Journalist, cinephile and amateur critic!

Favorite films

  • Inception
  • Top Gun: Maverick
  • Blade Runner 2049
  • Argo

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  • Snow White

    ★★

  • The Electric State

    ★★½

  • Novocaine

    ★★★★

  • Mickey 17

    ★★★★

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  • Snow White

    Snow White

    ★★

    Snow White isn’t just another failed live action film, it’s proof that Disney has forgotten how to create magic, this film neither reinvents nor honors it's predecessor, it merely recycles and distorts, delivering a soulless version that respects neither the classic nor it's own purpose, it’s like a shiny apple on the outside but bland and empty on the inside, honestly, maybe the kids will be entertained watching this but for those who grew up with the original, this isn’t a new story, it’s just a blurry reflection of one that never needed to be changed.

  • The Electric State

    The Electric State

    ★★½

    The Electric State is the kind of blockbuster that arrives with the roar of thunder but fades like morning mist, it’s a visual spectacle with the personality of a wallpaper, pretty at times, functional for the moment but ultimately forgettable once you close the tab, if you're just looking for a fleeting distraction, it does the job but if you expect a story with weight, one that challenges you or at least tries to leave a mark, you'd best move on this film cause is nothing more than another echo in the vast void of disposable entertainment.

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  • Nosferatu

    Nosferatu

    ★★★★★

    Nosferatu is not just an homage to classic cinema, it is a brutal modernization that drags ancient myths into the darkness of the present, it is a film that stares into you, devours you and leaves you empty, convinced that cinema can still be an art both dark and sublime, in the end, this is the movie tthat will cement Robert Eggers as the architect of our worst nightmares!

  • We Live in Time

    We Live in Time

    ★★★½

    We Live In Time is an imperfect but honest piece that shines thanks to Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh performances and the risk of a script that doesn’t fear to explore the pain, beauty of life and time, although some elements lose strength along the way, the movie is a raw reflection on the fleeting nature of love and the moments that imprint themselves on the soul, leaving a mark that time cannot easily erase.

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