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 Advertisements
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: bottom, drama
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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.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: bottom, western
Suicide Squad
by Felipe Rosa
Suicide Squad: David Ayer’s film has two clearly distinct halves, neither of which is
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, bottom, super hero
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
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: bottom, comedy, drama
Jupiter Ascending
by Felipe Rosa
Jupiter Ascending: the Wachowski siblings present a high-concept story that doesn’t make much (or any) sense,
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, bottom, sci fi
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.)
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: bottom, crime
The Man with the Iron Fists
by Felipe Rosa
The Man with the Iron Fists: not much in this film that was not done before, and probably better, by films that were already bad. The acting is flat, the dialogues are laughable, the story as well. The only purpose of this seems to be the extremely gruesome deaths; maybe that was the goal, but that doesn’t mean that if it aims to be bad and succeeds, that makes it any good.
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: action, bottom, fantasy
