What I should mention the most about this film is its beautiful photography. The ability to tell a simple story but that manages to reach a climax seemed very remarkable to me because it achieves it with its performances and the perfect development of its plot. This film is an undeniable visual poetry. Definitely, a masterpiece of Alfonso Cuarón and cinema in general. 982/1 000
Reviews
4 Reviews
El día de la unión
(2018)
Awful!
22 March 2020
Everything in this movie is depressing. the performances, the script poorly grounded and developed, a lousy and punishable direction and deplorable photography. The film does not manage to maintain a theme, it does not fulfill its objective of remembering the victims of the earthquake and all reference to this is forced. Terrible film, a waste of time to see it.
24/1 000
Forrest Gump
(1994)
Unforgettable
22 March 2020
To describe this movie, I must say that it owns everything. The way of telling the story of this unforgettable character, in his passages of romance, war and time; it's just shocking. Forrest Gump is one of those few films that have managed to stay in our minds and that have marked the history of cinema.
1 000/1 000
The Shape of Water
(2017)
A journey of love and fantasy
19 March 2020
The beauty with which Guillermo del Toro narrates this film offers us a beautiful story of a love between a woman and a monster. It is worth highlighting the essential performance of Sally Hawkins as Elisa and Doug Jones as the amphibian man. The photography and music composed by Alexandre Desplat manage to create an underwater experience that pays homage to classic cinema and also manages to captivate and identify with each of the characters. The shape of the water is without a doubt a beautiful movie in all its aspects and that manages to impact us with its highly detailed aesthetics and majestic direction.
1 000/1 000
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