Reviews

Created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, Steven Canals"Pose" is about the underground NYC drag culture, but is also so much more than that. A real movement that gained momentum in the 1980s, this drama series showcases this dark decade, exploring themes of AIDS, segregation, death, and desperation. However there is also joy, hope, and explorations of how wonderful humanity is in the darkest of times. It also gets into how damaging BIG PHARMA has always been.

This is a series about a found family that provides support to LGBTQ teens thrown in the street by their birth parents.

Making television history, "Pose" features the best possible cast, among other amazing thespians, the two main stars Dominique Jackson and Billy Porter giving the series memorable moments of acting, and inducing goosebumps with their singing and dancing. It's all the more impressive when you remember that some of the characters and stories are actually real.

It's heartfelt and heartbreaking, it's painful and joyous and encompasses all the feelings a human is capable of experiencing. Watching this masterpiece show had been a celebration of life.

This series not only is entertaining, but also gives hope.

I like watch the bad guys being shot, in saying this I also do have limits of how many people can be shot and broken, continuously.

If you like it, this is your movie, where half of Bangladesh population are killed by Chris Hemsworth, and have to look at my phone with boredom, and I do like Chris Hemsworth.

Then is 5 minutes plot.

What remain In my mind is tratatatratata sound of the power guns.

Some actions are definitely brilliant, but that in 95% of the movie is more like watching someone play a videogame than a movie.

I hope, for who love this type of movie, that in the second one they'll explain how Chris survive. The only curiosity.

A movie that could have been show a side of the pain of Norma Jean, cruelly shows a side of the story for a chauvinist point of view, with too intense unnecessarily cruel scenes, with no respect for Merlyn, yet, Ana De Armas brilliant acting, fill the role perfectly and made Norma Jean solitude painfully real. The all movie could have done without a feto who talk and graphic picture of a unborn baby.

Instead few minutes of positive scene could have been added.

Well I guess in the end of the day, that was the maschilista world many actress and actors had to deal and being trough, but having the childhood of Norma, had a price. Her sanity.

Again few scene were unnecessary!

Absurd story, who wrote it is definitely misogynist.

Again a gif who created the universe again a man.

The all story once you read the first sentence lost all interest. Given a chance do not go better, gods being giving the role to help humanity against ... aliens, only called differently, and again they have to kill then all because the creator says so, again

Therefore is like watching a children book.

Someone wrote that Harriet is depicted as a superheroes, well this woman safe one by one so many people, isn't this what superhero do? Sometimes I come across A story I don't know, after I approach the movie with: "Not another story of slavery", but then I can't take my eye out of the screen. And I'm thankful to be part of another strong woman who left her name in the book of history as a hero. Cynthia Erivo, initially with a blandly acting, arrive to a superb interpretation of the strong character of Harriet with a crescendo. Reaching the higher performance for the Oscar she is nominated for. Of corse there is violence, but is more of an action and adventure movie, which I believe pleased the audience with the rebellion that in the end is also a victory written in history. Brilliant!

Tarantino violence is cathartic. The sort of scene, that after a very tense period, made the viewer jumping up and punching fends the air. The horror of the action and consequences is empowered under Tarantino, who do not direct, but choreographs a dance of flash, knifes, bloods, flames. Margot Robbie beautifully interprets Sharon Tate in her short Hollywood life, wife of a controversial Director Roman Polanski, a young actress at the start of her career, who was consider a sweet lovely person by all in Hollywood, and was tragically killed along with some guess, in her 9th month of pregnancy, in a brutal gruesome attack in her house, by drug addict of a Satanist cult. Partial of Tate story evolved and cross the acting career of a struggle actor, portraits skilfully by Leonardo Di Caprio, and his stage stunt, magically performed by the consumed acting of Brad Pitt, who unsurprisingly made so easy every scene he play. The three stories cross while the audience are all rapt by every frame, trying to find Tarantino personal addition that are part of his cinematographic style and signature. Tarantino and the cast gave "Once upon a time in Hollywood" so much more, taking highly skilled cast across a changeover of a cinema era. The movie have already won golden globe awards and is on his way to get very deserved academy awards within the 10 nomination. Utterly engage, amusement guarantee .

Why the Joker? Everybody collaborate excellently to give a past to one of the most loved villan, The Joker! The brilliant idea of the screenplay take the soul of one of millions, in a society, which try to grin the poor soul already down, in the huge injustice society machine, and the director and cast unfolded violently but poetically in front of our eyes his transformation in every sequences in a heartless criminal, ladies and gentlemen The Joker, mastered by the fine acting of Joaquin Phoenix. Everything in this movie excelled including unexpected twist in the stories. 9 deserved nominations. 8 stars

How the church get in the way of human evolution how the human evolution is easily ignore for the sake of a religion. Youngest struggle by imploding and self-destruction try to put together the necessity to make the world better place and the litany of a god. This two scenario drive insane the already physically sick Protestant pastor Toller, in a master performance by Ethan Hawke in writer-director Paul Schrader's 2018 drama "First Reformed" A shocking ending just plays with a viewer mind who could asked what they just watched, realizing, once the shock dissolve, the deep of the story.

A chronology of a poetic partner in crime, the body was never found because it's Art bleeding constantly into an empty arrogant chauvinist mask as love, so entangle that both criminals are caught into it, like a jail. Only death can tear apart. Glen Rose is the wife, a sublime application of acting knowledge, skills and abilities. A very intense movie, the music, finally pulsed and complete under the fine direction of Björn Runge creation.