Cinderella (2015)
by Felipe Rosa
Cinderella: for better or for worse, Kenneth Branagh pays as much respect to the original material in this film as he did to Shakespeare early in his film career;
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: fantasy, romance
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Inherent Vice
by Felipe Rosa
Inherent Vice: Paul Thomas Anderson created a film that is, at the same time,
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, crime, drama
Still Alice
by Felipe Rosa
Still Alice: Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland’s film seems content in being little besides a vehicle for Julianne Moore;
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
Force Majeure (Turist)
by Felipe Rosa
Force Majeure: while the premise of Ruben Östlund’s film is an intriguing one, the way the story unfurls lessens what it has to say.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them
by Felipe Rosa
The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them: Ned Benson’s film tells a sad story (the particulars of which are not rushed, which is refreshing);
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama
Focus (2015)
by Felipe Rosa
Focus: Glenn Ficarra and John Requa’s film owes most of its good things to the well-oiled, attractive and varied cast;
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: crime, drama, romance
Kingsman: The Secret Service
by Felipe Rosa
Kingsman: The Secret Service: Matthew Vaughn doesn’t hide the silliness of his story; in fact, he seems to relish it.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action
St. Vincent
by Felipe Rosa
St. Vincent: Theodore Melfi tells a story that is predictable and somewhat schematic, but not (much) less interesting for that;
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: comedy, drama
Fury (2014)
by Felipe Rosa
Fury: long in violence (particularly of the graphic type) and brutality, David Ayer’s film is efficient in portraying the hell of war.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: war
Fifth about The Seventh 