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It’s really hard not to give an appreciation of this movie without trying to ignore all the noise surrounding it, from Rachel Zegler’s views and comments to the thorny relationship between her and co-star Gal Gadot. It’s also extremely difficult trying to analyze this as its own thing and not compare it with the 1937 original.
From the get-go, the film is called “Snow White” and not “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” like the movie that…
I can't believe I haven't logged in this masterpiece since I've been using Letterboxd (the other two I already have).
What can I say about this absolute epic banger? Full of blood-pumping moments and emotional ones, too. Like The Two Towers, it makes me cry everytime.
Finally I've been able to re-watch this on a cinema screen again, since last year I could only catch the first two.
"For Frodo."
A complete “by-the-book” videogame comparison that has little to no soul. It fails to evoque said soul from the games, and it also fails to generate a new one, despite its assembled cast and somewhat faithfulness to its source material.
The performances are quite mid, it looks like almost the whole cast was on auto-pilot, just there to collect their paycheck. The exceptions for me where Ariana Greenblatt as Tiny Tina and Florian Munteanu as Krieg: the first one because…
Another beloved horror franchise to fall in the claws of the Gordon Green - McBride duo. I went in with very low expectations after last-year Halloween Ends, and thank God.
The most innovative take in Believer is that this time there are two possessed girls instead of just the one, and stop counting. The plot is in the thin line between dull and playing it safe, and that's taking into account that is constantly changing scenery because it's trying to…
