Reviews

Three years ago I swore to God that I could rest in peace after having seen the first part and today if they told me that I had cancer and that it would die in 24 hours, I would watch it as many times as I could because it is literally what I have been waiting for all my whole life.

The Film Dune seems to me the most impressive thing I have ever seen in my life, I have not been so moved by a movie since I saw The Batman movie and with good reason. I a faithful believer in Frank's books Herbert but I'm also a believer in Timothee Chalamet and the infamous Austin butler who gives such a scary and terrifying performance throughout the movie that he tramples Sting's performance in David Lynch's work.

Jessica chesstein, Florence pug, Stellan Skårsgard and aother actors have managed to show that in this film everyone can shine at any moment in the entire Arraquis desert, but if you made me say who it was that completely stole the show it would have to be Austin Butler with his terrifying presentation and also the fun moments I was able to have with Javier Bardem.

The film not only continues to leave us with the most important themes it has, such as politics in the Imperial World of Dune, including religious themes, ecological environmental themes, but it also even handles a somehow spiritual something symbolic something where you are in a desert, you feel that connecting with another essence of life and that is what I perceive when see the Dune part 2, an essence of life so great at an unimaginable magnitude that it causes anyone who immerses themselves in the desert to become become a Fremen.

At the end of the day Dune part two will become an important film in the history of cinema either how to make a blockbuster of high magnitude or how to present a good cast, I have a lot of evidence and I can guarantee that I have zero doubts. I hope you can enjoy this movie like I did.

Justin Triet's acclaimed film, winner of the Palme d'Or, has become a reference for many film buffs in recent months and frankly I liked the scoop that is built from a murder at the beginning of the film, without knowing that it would escalate to something as serious as an incriminating trial against the protagonist of the story Sandra Huller who faces her privacy with a jury of dubious morality.

Perhaps the only factor that made me dislike Justin's film a lot is the fact that it is a French film. Let's say that I have a complicated relationship with French cinema, I know, I know that all cinema originated from the French, but the French language puts me to sleep easily and if it weren't for the story and the first 30 minutes I would have abandoned this movie. Not to mention that the one who got the bill in this film is Antoine Reinartz.

Blue Velvet initially received a divided critical response, with many stating that its objectionable content served little artistic purpose. Nevertheless, the film earned Lynch his second Academy Award nomination for Best Director, and came to achieve cult status. As an example of a director casting against the norm, it was credited for revitalizing Hopper's career and for providing Rossellini with a dramatic outlet beyond her previous work as a fashion model and a cosmetics spokeswoman. In the years since, the film has generated significant attention, and it is now widely regarded as one of Lynch's major works and one of the greatest films of the 1980s.

Lynch's characterization of films, symbols, and motifs have become well known, and his particular style, characterised largely in Blue Velvet for the first time, has been written about extensively using descriptions like "dreamlike","ultraweird", "dark", and "oddball". Red curtains also show up in key scenes, specifically in Dorothy's apartment, which have since become a Lynch trademark. The film has been compared to Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho (1960) because of its stark treatment of evil and mental illness.

Symbolism is used heavily in Blue Velvet. The most consistent symbolism in the film is an insect motif introduced at the end of the first scene, when the camera zooms in on a well-kept suburban lawn until it unearths a swarming underground nest of bugs. This is generally recognized as a metaphor for the seedy underworld that Jeffrey will soon discover under the surface of his own suburban, Reaganesque paradise.

In a bizarre, strong, moral, raw and versatile way Blue Velvet becomes one of the films that most represent the mystery genre.

I really liked the film, Isabella Rossellini's performance is the one that fascinates me the most of all, because you get to feel empathy for her and what she suffers. Not to mention that Denis Hopper could easily be one of the most versatile villains of his kind, he generates courage and anger in just a short time.

To close the year today I will see the last movie and I wanted it to be Raging Bull, I wish you a happy year and I hope you achieve your dreams friends, see you again.

The Neighborhood Family was a sketch that was uploaded to YouTube in the early 2005s almost when YouTube was just a baby. What made these skaches on the internet funny was that they were dysfunctional situations of an average Mexican family and the characters of Grandpa and he were not the sensation because they were as ignorant and abnormal idiots as any average Mexican.

I'm not trying to denigrate Mexicans since I come from there and what I'm trying to imply is that this show made that so funny and when they made it into a series it became extremely funnier because they put in hilarious situations than any other. Person from another country imagines what happens in Mexico.

Why the series is bad in itself This is because the jokes with which the neighborhood family started were squeezed to the core because that was how funny the series was and leaving inconsistencies in its story, putting situations that do not have nothing to do with making the apero without being a little more intelligent or making the grandfather much more miserable and unhappy with his family than at the beginning of the first season, who despite being an unpleasant person worried his family.

If you want to have a good laugh, you can watch it just for the anecdote. But I can guarantee you that the fourth and fifth seasons are among the worst ever seen.