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There is something trully surprising and special when you live in a country where the only film production is concentrated on lazy written romantic comedies, infantiloid horror flicks and supposedly intelectual art films where nothing happens, and suddenly you see in the cinema that there is something else. In this case, a zombie apocaliptic movie that promised a lot of gore, boddy horror and a latinamerican idiosyncrasy. And, it kind of delivers. Párvulos: Hijos del Apocalipsis [Parvulos: Sons

How do you create an animated hero with universal appeal? How do you craft a character that children around the world can connect with and remember? The answer isn’t complicated and doesn’t need to be filled with violence. Think back to when we were kids—what did we crave most? Warm companionship, unwavering safety, and love powerful enough to conquer anything. Dragon Quest delivers on all these fronts. This iconic Japanese franchise is like a crystal bathed in spring water—clear, brilliant, and

Among the colorful cast of One Piece, Roronoa Zoro stands out as my absolute favorite. It's not just his incredible fighting skills or his impressive combat style that draws me in; it’s his lack of a noble lineage or a gifted bloodline. Zoro, unlike many of his peers, didn’t inherit greatness; he earned it. In a world overflowing with characters defined by prestigious family backgrounds and inherited powers, Zoro’s “ordinariness” sets him apart, making his journey toward becoming the world’s str

Debuting as a 16-year-old independent singer-songwriter in 2006, Taylor Swift has had a long-lasting career throughout almost her whole life. She has released 11 studio albums and four re-recorded albums, she has a movie and she is everywhere. In an industry ready to discard a woman by the time she’s thirty-five, Swift says, you have to keep constantly finding new facets of yourself that people find to be shiny. That means she’s been long enough under the spotlight to become an icon to more than

It doesn’t make sense that I haven’t watched a Bollywood movie until now. I like to explore different cultures and, probably more importantly, I’m tired of what Hollywood is putting out these days. And yet, even though it's been on my mind all this time, I still never quite got around to it… until Do Patti. Now, I regret having wasted so much time out of laziness and, I'll admit, some prejudice. My only salvation is the hope this article can convince you to save yourself from missing out too. If

I don't know if you've ever felt this way, but it seems like the more movies I watch, the more I can only find the pure joy out of a good story in animated films. It's true—just a simple, good story. Perhaps because animated films often cater to children, they humbly focus on the power of storytelling. This power dates back to ancient times when people, anxious about food and nightfall, gathered around campfires to spin comforting tales. A truly moving story has strangely become something rare t

I must confess I was quite fearful when I heard that The Office would have an Australian version. As a big fan of the US version, I am already pretty attached to its iconic characters, its unusual humor and that chaotic office. But curiosity won me over and I decided to give it a chance to see if Australia could really capture this classic’s essence. After watching The Office Australia’s first episodes, some things became quite clear. The series follows the same structure we are already fond of,

In romantic cinema, the dynamics of age have often been a contentious topic. For decades, the silver screen has been filled with tales of older men wooing younger women, reinforcing societal norms that seldom scrutinized these relationships. However, with the release of Lonely Planet (2024), we witness a refreshing shift: a young man falling for an older woman, challenging the conventions of love and desire. Starring Liam Hemsworth as the charming young protagonist and Laura Dern as the sophisti

Sure, M. Night Shyamalan's box office numbers are pretty impressive. But when it comes to reviews? That’s where things get messy. Take his latest flick, Trap, for example. It hit theaters this August and pulled in over $82.4 million worldwide on a $30 million budget. Definitely not a flop, right? It seems like Shyamalan has successfully reignited his career since his comeback with The Visit. But here's the thing — as one of those viewers who always feels a bit duped after watching his films, yet

Once Upon a Time in America is a difficult film to evaluate. Among most male movie enthusiasts, it still holds a prestigious status as a masterpiece. Power, violence, brotherhood, and betrayal are elements that resonate with and captivate male audiences, and Once Upon a Time in America explores them in great depth. Sergio Leone’s grand, operatic style, along with performances by Robert De Niro and James Woods, further elevate the film. As far as gangster films go, Once Upon a Time in America und

Joker: Folie à Deux: Double Fantasy and the Faceless Mask In Joker (2019), Arthur (his name hardly matters) retained his agency as a character. He would apply makeup and perform, work as a clown, ride the bus home, watch talk shows with his mother, and chat with people in elevators. Through these slice-of-life moments, we glimpsed the city’s inhabitants, even if they were often thoughtlessly conceived. Throughout these fragments, Arthur underwent an unsettling split. At times, these seemed like

In the expansive universe of Japanese manga, Gintama stands out for its unique storytelling and profound themes, capturing the hearts of countless readers. Its protagonist, Sakata Gintoki, is a blend of comedic charm and deep-rooted samurai ethos. He seamlessly merges tradition with modernity, absurdity with solemnity, crafting a character that’s both complex and irresistibly engaging. The Depth Behind the Laid-Back Demeanor At first glance, Gintoki is easily recognizable: wild, with naturally c