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2003
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“If there’s any town this world would be better without, this is it.”
Dogville, a town characterized by sober characters, as real as they are boring. The monotony and conformism of the town is interrupted by the arrival of a Trojan horse: Grace. A fugitive of gangsters who will try to integrate into the neighborhood to take refuge from the criminals who are looking for her for reasons as yet unknown.
Dogville is a town rotten from the inside. A…
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2003
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“If there’s any town this world would be better without, this is it.”
Dogville, a town characterized by sober characters, as real as they are boring. The monotony and conformism of the town is interrupted by the arrival of a Trojan horse: Grace. A fugitive of gangsters who will try to integrate into the neighborhood to take refuge from the criminals who are looking for her for reasons as yet unknown.
Dogville is a town rotten from the inside. A…
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2023
Barbie is not cinema, and let me explain why.
Cinema (art in general) should serve to bring people together, it should bring you closer to society, Barbie does the opposite.
Beyond the obvious, which is that it is a simple two-hour commercial disguised as Mattel's self-criticism, Barbie is a misandric speech that seems to be "just humor". Humor, black humor in specific is just that, to laugh, but when that humor has something behind it, it’s a hate speech. That…
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2008
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This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This film is the closest thing I have witnessed to what is cinema: something personal.
I was going to do a giant review as I usually do, explaining almost every detail of the movie and why it is so perfect for me, but I decided I'd better not, it's a movie you have to feel, even if you don't understand anything, something gets to you, and if not it's not that you don't understand it, because it's not about understanding…
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2023
Barbie is not cinema, and let me explain why.
Cinema (art in general) should serve to bring people together, it should bring you closer to society, Barbie does the opposite.
Beyond the obvious, which is that it is a simple two-hour commercial disguised as Mattel's self-criticism, Barbie is a misandric speech that seems to be "just humor". Humor, black humor in specific is just that, to laugh, but when that humor has something behind it, it’s a hate speech. That…
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2008
Liked Added
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This film is the closest thing I have witnessed to what is cinema: something personal.
I was going to do a giant review as I usually do, explaining almost every detail of the movie and why it is so perfect for me, but I decided I'd better not, it's a movie you have to feel, even if you don't understand anything, something gets to you, and if not it's not that you don't understand it, because it's not about understanding…
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