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"Párvulos: Hijos del Apocalipsis" (Sons of the Apocalypse), and how to do a region 4 low budget zombie film.

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

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Lewis Robinson: “KEEP MOVING FORWARD” (Meet The Robinsons - 2007)

Let me tell you a very personal story about an animated film that, years ago, touched my heart and still holds a special place in my life. It's one of those stories that leaves a mark, that hits you hard, and somehow stays with you forever. The film I'm talking about is Meet the Robinsons. Yes, that one some people remember for its quirky characters and wild plot twists, but for me, it’s always been so much more than that; it’s a piece of my childhood, one of those films that become like a frien

Indie Corner: I won't forget what I felt!

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Why we all need a little Mushu in our lives

Ever since the first time I watched Mulan, I was hooked by Mushu's charisma. That cheeky little dragon, with sharp humor and personality, not only made me laugh, but also left a mark. It's no wonder that I still say his lines every day. Mushu has become my weekly companion, someone who reminds me that, even with our imperfections, we can make a difference. He is more than a cartoon character, he is that friend that we would love to have by our side when we face challenges and problems. What make

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Doraemon: A Father, A Mother, A Sibling, and a Friend

Doraemon was a regular TV show in my childhood. In my memory, this series of animated shows seemed endless, always playing. I never even watched the first episode and have no idea how Doraemon first joined Nobita's family. But I got used to it pulling out magical gadgets from its four-dimensional pocket in every episode and it made made me cheer. The recurring theme of introducing a new gadget in almost every episode is definitely one of Doraemon's secrets to its enduring popularity. Many years

A. Luzado: nostalgic

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Revisiting Ratatouille as a Peliplater

Remy in Ratatouille Hello Peliplaters! I've published nearly a hundred articles on Peliplat. Over the past year or so, I've consistently returned here to write. While my readership isn't large, I find Peliplat to be an excellent platform for expressing pure, unbiased opinions. When I mention to my friends that I blog on Peliplat, I often struggle to explain its uniqueness. It wasn't until I recently rewatched Ratatouille that I realized what keeps me writing here. Peliplat isn't driven by rating

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1994: A Year of Cinematic Giants and Personal Discovery

In 1994, a year destined to be recorded in cinematic history as an outstanding year for world cinema, I was just starting middle school. Back then, I began to discover many films by patronizing screening houses on the street and gradually developed a habit of watching movies. However, I was still far from having the chance, as we do today, to watch major global premieres almost in real-time. Montage of blockbusters in 1994 Thirty years ago, the god of cinema descended upon us yet again. This mig

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El asesino en serie que sembró el terror en Brasil

Ver la serie The Park Maniac: The Untold Story fue una experiencia que me desestabilizó. Crecer en São Paulo en los años 90 significaba convivir con historias de violencia que, a veces, parecían algo distantes de mi realidad. Sin embargo, el caso de este asesino, que atraía a mujeres al Parque Estatal Fontes do Ipiranga prometiéndoles sesiones de fotos, conmocionó a todo el país y dejó heridas profundas en la ciudad. A pesar de ser solo una niña en aquel entonces, recuerdo el miedo que rodeaba c

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Sorry to disappoint you: there isn't (and never will be) an ideal future

For a while now, everyone's been talking about the horrors happening due to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been on the way for almost eighty years but, lately, it has intensified to unbearable levels. Territorial, political and religious matters burn like an unstoppable fire in Israel's heart every second, breaking out chaos and an unnecessary fight for power in which kids perish under ruble, families starve without being able to find a way out and thousands of people are compelled

Sabi Fraga: good article!

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Why The Penguin Defeats Joker This Time

The Penguin and Joker 2 are both recent DC releases, but the rating gap between the two on Peliplat is striking. This made me wonder—what exactly makes The Penguin an 8.9 series, while Joker 2 only scored a 5.8? After watching the first few episodes of The Penguin, I’d say it’s because of its solid narrative, the kind we see in classic gangster films. In my view, The Penguin isn’t a DC superhero show but rather a crime drama about Gotham. The series opens with a strong start. In the first episod

Ismael Siachoque: The film of the year!

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The Substance: Must Women Become Monsters to Defy the Male Gaze?

The Substance might be the most thought-provoking film I've seen this year. Even a week after watching it, I'm still trying to make sense of all the complex emotions it stirred and figure out why it left me feeling so conflicted. I have been increasingly anticipating the film ever since The Substance premiered at the 77th Cannes Film Festival and received reviews calling it "shocking" and "breathtaking". As a fan of horror, body horror is something irresistible for me, so I really expected The S

Pablo Miranda Malave: Es un honor leer algo tan lleno de imaginación y creatividad

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The Apprentice: a satire that gets to be the butt of its own joke?

The reversal of events is truly unexpected. A year ago, Donald Trump was a defendant in four federal criminal cases, his social media accounts were banned for incendiary statements and misinformation, and his status as the Republican presidential candidate was still undecided. A year later, Trump became the 47th President of the United States. This outcome underscores how desperate Americans have felt. Despite witnessing countless absurdities, lies, scandals, and inappropriate behavior from Trum

Alejandro Franco "Arlequin": I think that the more you hit the character, the more popular he is, it gives him a mythical reputation. I don't think Trump is Superman, but rather that the Democrats are clumsy: they have forgotten to defend the poor - their voting base - and on top of that they have put a black woman as a candidate, which is demanding too much from a population that is extremely conservative for the most part. I knew Roy Cohn from a film with James Woods in the 70s/80s, an amoral climber who made his way into the film industry. I didn't know that he had been Trump's mentor, I discovered it when reading the summary of this film. Perhaps Trump represents the epitome of American idiosyncrasy, and they see a recalcitrant conservative self-made man as admirable. What I don't understand is why he is a friend of those who are enemies of the USA, it is something that escapes my imagination. Impossible to imagine Reagan being a friend of the Soviets, Trump would have hugged Brezhnev. Great analysis.

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