Honestly, I found Machete to be very funny.
Full of gore, blood, violence, and autoirony, Machete managed to create a space inside my heart. Clearly, with Machete's hits.
Can't believe alla the actors agreed to be in this cast for a B-movie.
Danny Treyo is perfect for the character, or I should say, is the only option possible for Machete.
It's probably the best Spielberg movie I've seen.
It's really amazing. It got me locked on the screen like the child watching the movie he shot of the train crash.
I have actually nothing bad to say. The performances are all on point, Michelle Williams is the highlight of the movie for me, but Seth Rogen, Paul Dano, and all the others are very good.
Clearly, I agree with Spielberg when he makes Lynch the best director of all time…
I really liked it, and I'm happy to have seen it in the movie theater.
It's interesting how Bong Joon Oh was able to touch some delicate themes of our society while keeping it light and being funny in the meantime.
Pattinson did a terrific work on his characterization of the Mickeys, but also Ruffalo, Toni Colette, and Naomi Ackie were amazing.
I absolutely enjoyed it, and I am looking forward to seeing other pieces of Bong Joon work.
Coen brothers did it again.
A visually stunning movie, with a ferocious critic to America (and to the whole world) where only money and violence are important.
The lack of music help make the tension even bigger and you can fell it in every moment of the film.
The plot is quite simple: a man finds a group of dead drug dealers, while hunting in Texas near Mexican border. He also finds 2 million dollars cash and he takes the…
