Justice League
by Felipe Rosa
Justice League: director Zack Snyder (with an assist from Joss Whedon, one might add) does it again: comes up Advertisements
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Slack Bay (Ma Loute)
by Felipe Rosa
Slack Bay: every once in a while comes a film which is beyond any comprehension; not in the sense that
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Assassin’s Creed
by Felipe Rosa
Assassin’s Creed: it is a Hollywood time-tested tradition that, every once in a while, a
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, bottom, fantasy
The Magnificent Seven (2016)
by Felipe Rosa
The Magnificent Seven: Antoine Fuqua has a widely known (and frankly, very dear, doubly so) road map to follow, but gets magnificently lost on his way.
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Suicide Squad
by Felipe Rosa
Suicide Squad: David Ayer’s film has two clearly distinct halves, neither of which is
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
by Felipe Rosa
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: it would be unfair to say Zack Snyder’s film is
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, bottom, super hero
Mistress America
by Felipe Rosa
Mistress America: Noah Baumbach’s film is a stilted, pompous and barely
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Jupiter Ascending
by Felipe Rosa
Jupiter Ascending: the Wachowski siblings present a high-concept story that doesn’t make much (or any) sense,
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Spring Breakers
by Felipe Rosa
Spring Breakers: a sliver of a story, which is neither interesting, exciting nor funny, concocted together by almost random, abstract, exploitative images. If there is any rhyme, reason or irony to this film, I missed it. (I have no qualms with amorality tales, but I prefer the ones that have any qualities in them.)
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