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Knock at the Cabin 2023
M. Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin is an unsettling yet deeply symbolic film that transcends its home-invasion thriller premise. Beneath the tension and existential dread lies a fascinating allegory about the gods, humanity, and sacrifice.
The film masterfully portrays the four intruders not merely as random individuals but as embodiments of humanity itself—desperate, pleading, and seeking mercy from higher powers. Their stories, their worth, and their insistence on being allowed to live mirror our collective desire for validation in…
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The Vast of Night 2019
Excelente disfrutable, una buena película si te gusta las de soft ciencia ficción!
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Interstellar 2014
Interstellar & Contact: A Cosmic Love Story Across Dimensions
Interstellar and Contact are more than just science fiction films—they’re the spiritual continuation of a story about humanity’s connection to the universe, led by the most profound force of all: love. In Contact, Ellie represents the antenna reaching out to the stars, driven by the loss of her father and a desire to reconnect with him in the “sky.” In Interstellar, Cooper takes that baton, creating a new bridge between the heavens…
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Triangle of Sadness 2022
“Triangle of Sadness” is more than a satire—it’s a geopolitical map in disguise. Each character embodies a country, and on the island, roles and power shift in ways that mirror real-world dynamics. This hidden message feels like a warning, a potential reshuffle of global power. Meanwhile, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” won the awards, almost like a statement from the Academy that they have the power to decide what story wins, even the most absurd one. Anyone else noticed this? I’d love to discuss!
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