Contrary to almost all of Europe, Spain didn’t close its cinemas due to the Covid-19 pandemic in October and early November 2020, so I managed to see one of the films of the European Film Festival in a (practically empty) cinema theatre at the beginning of the month (after a few days, Spain also gave … More Make Up: Movie Review
Everyone has seen Philadelphia, right? It’s that 1993 film directed by Jonathan Demme with Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington featuring one of the best songs ever written by Bruce Springsteen (Streets of Philadelphia, he also won an Oscar for it). Above all, it’s a big movie about AIDS and homosexuality. Now considered a classic, I … More Philadelphia: Movie Review
Monster is a 2003 movie written and directed by Patty Jenkins, now very famous for being the director of Wonder Woman (2017). Monster is his first feature film and stars an unrecognizable Charlize Theron with about fifteen kilos more than usual, shaved eyebrows, and a series of large, crooked, and yellow teeth. What is Monster … More Monster: Movie Review
It’s so sad to think that the three protagonists of this 1955 movie directed by Nicholas Ray all died young: James Dean at 24 years of age in a car accident, the 43-years old Natalie Wood drowned in mysterious circumstances, and Sal Mineo stabbed to death when he was 37 years old for a robbery. But let’s talk about the … More Rebel Without A Cause: Movie Review
