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5/5
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
(2026)
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Luis Bond
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The story warns us about the danger of false messiahs and how easily we can fall under their influence (to the point of confusing charity with violence and God with the Devil). [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 21, 2026
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3/5
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Avatar: Fire and Ash
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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At a time when movie theaters are going through a critical period, Avatar: Fire and Ash rises as a bastion seeking to revitalize the box office and remind audiences of the importance of experiencing a film on the big screen. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Dec 26, 2025
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4/5
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Blue Moon
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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Subtly and intelligently exposes the frustration experienced by anyone who suddenly falls from the pinnacle of their career and must face rejection. A situation that, rather than being a feared scenario, is almost a law of life [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 09, 2025
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5/5
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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Using the fragility of human life as a metaphor, the fight against demons reminds us that the greatest strength isn't possessed by the immortal, but by the weakest when they never give up [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Sep 15, 2025
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4/5
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The Glassworker
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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The film is a kind of coming-of-age story, narrated in retrospect by its protagonist, allowing us to witness the evolution of his dreams and the mark that war can leave on a person throughout childhood, adolescence, and adulthood [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Sep 13, 2025
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3/5
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Honey Don't!
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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Beneath absurd situations, eccentric characters, convoluted crimes, and an arid backdrop, the film explores—between jokes—sensitive and relevant themes such as domestic violence, religious manipulation, homophobia... [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Aug 25, 2025
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4/5
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She Rides Shotgun
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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Using violence and gangs as an excuse to reunite a father with his daughter, the story captivates and triumphs when it enters the realm of intimate drama [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Aug 16, 2025
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4/5
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The Shadow of the Sun
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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A local story that opens up to the entire world by touching on archetypal themes such as redemption, filial bonds, rejection, prejudice, bullying, and the search for meaning and identity through art [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Aug 15, 2025
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4/5
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Weapons
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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With a play on perspectives between characters and a diachronic narrative, Weapons is like a roller coaster where, from one moment to the next, the story takes twists and turns that can make the viewer laugh, surprise, or disgust.[Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Aug 11, 2025
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3/5
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Together
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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It explores difficult topics such as symbiotic dynamics, addictions, depression, and the family traumas that haunt us, and how all of this affects our ability to bond. These are sensitive issues we're usually unaware of [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Aug 11, 2025
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Dora and the Search for Sol Dorado
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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It talks about the transition from childhood to adolescence, the search for identity, and the importance of not losing the innocence that connects us to our inner voice [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 21, 2025
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5/5
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Daniela Forever
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Its ambiguous ending, dreamlike staging, paradoxical visuals, and fragmented narrative will leave many leaving the screening with more questions than answers, questioning their position on love, loss, and the world of dreams [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 20, 2025
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4/5
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Superman
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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When power and cynicism are the currency, Superman invites us to be true punk rockers by reminding us that, despite our fallible, delicate, and mortal nature, our greatest strength lies in the choices we make to be virtuous people [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 17, 2025
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5/5
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Sinners
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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Sinners isn't a story about heroes or the classic struggle of good versus evil; it's a tale inhabited by survivors and the price they must pay to move forward or remain trapped forever in the same place. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 21, 2025
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4/5
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Last Breath
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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Last Breath's real appeal is in making the viewer feel first-hand the helplessness and anguish of its protagonists. Thanks to a solid imprint in direction and cinematography, it is an immersive experience worth seeing in a theater [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 10, 2025
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3/5
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Captain America: Brave New World
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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With solid performances, new characters, cameos in doses, and the occasional easter egg, the film has a certain narrative and visual austerity, making it much closer to the public than other, more lavish titles [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Feb 27, 2025
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4/5
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Heart Eyes
(2025)
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Luis Bond
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It is a fun movie that's perfect for a couple. Its light humor and references to rom-coms and slashers allow it to explore the clichés we all know from a self-aware perspective. Its performances are fresh; the murders are funny [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Feb 27, 2025
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4/5
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Bad Shabbos
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Funny comedy with endearing characters. Its director and co-writer develops a far-fetched premise that takes place in a very specific setting to demonstrate a universal truth: all family dynamics are more similar than we think [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Feb 09, 2025
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5/5
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The Brutalist
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Shows us how the immigrant's dream can turn into a nightmare from one moment to the next. The journey of Lázló and his family allows us to experience the prejudices, resentment, abuse of power, and limitations that many experience [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 28, 2025
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5/5
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Nickel Boys
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Its visual approach immerses us in the story and invites us to experience firsthand everything its protagonists went through. Sometimes subtly, other times explicitly, the movie confronts us with the horrors that were committed... [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 26, 2025
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5/5
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Better Man
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Robbie Williams uses a mask to bare his soul and tell us without reservation the ups and downs of his life and the demons he has had to fight. A strange mix of reality and fiction gives this film a sincerity that few biopics have [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 11, 2025
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5/5
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The Fire Inside
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Claressa's story is not only inspiring for anyone who practices a sport, but it is also a symbol of hope that managed to unite people and give them back the ability to dream. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 06, 2025
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5/5
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The Substance
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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One of the few modern films that is not afraid to make the viewer uncomfortable, slapping them in the face and showing us that, inside us, there is a monster that we cannot cover up with any Instagram filter or miracle substance [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Sep 20, 2024
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4/5
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Jokes & Cigarettes
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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More than a biopic about an iconic comedian. Its explores the ironies of fate, the insurmountable dichotomies that a couple must face, and the unspeakable sacrifices that sometimes must be made with a smile in the name of love [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Sep 13, 2024
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5/5
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice marks the rebirth of the Tim Burton we all love. As Beetlegeuse is freed from his captivity, he gives free rein to his madness, having fun with aplomb and without any limits (something we missed a lot) [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Sep 06, 2024
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5/5
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Deadpool & Wolverine
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Taking the meta-cinematic discourse to unsuspected levels and focusing on the pursuit of redemption, the screenplay pushes the concept of the multiverse to the limit to give a second chance to those who never had it [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 25, 2024
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4/5
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Twisters
(2024)
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Through its imposing shots that portray the beauty of the countryside and the force of nature, the film brings us closer to life away from the city and connects us with the spaces where we remember how small and vulnerable we are [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 22, 2024
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5/5
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Exhuma
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Its hypnotic sequences of exorcisms and its universe full of popular beliefs, Exhuma draws back the veil of modernity and invites us to ask ourselves questions about what we do not see or understand, but that still lives among us [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jul 10, 2024
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Blue Lock the Movie -Episode Nagi-
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Blue Lock The Movie -Episode Nagi—gives us all the series's emotion, eccentricity, and adrenaline in an hour and a half. We were left wanting to see this same origin story exercise applied to other characters [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jun 28, 2024
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5/5
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Thelma
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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It creates a mirror between a nonagenarian grandmother and her twenty-something grandson, showing us that, no matter how old we are, we must all face the prejudices of our environment and our fears to grow. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jun 25, 2024
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3/5
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Bad Boys: Ride or Die
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Bad Boys: Ride or Die is a living example of how a weak screenplay shot by skilled directors can be fun but never memorable. Although it has exciting action sequences (something difficult to say in a post-John Wick world) [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jun 10, 2024
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5/5
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The Dead Don't Hurt
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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Visually speaking, The Dead Don't Hurt is a tribute to the beauty and violence of the Western genre. Its register is closer to the drama of Clint Eastwood's "Unforgiven," but its aesthetics reflect the visual poetics of John Ford [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted May 31, 2024
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4/5
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In a Violent Nature
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Chris Nash turns around 180 degrees (literally) how the typical slasher is told and gives us a film that, although it is identical to thousands, at the same time, is unlike anything we have enjoyed in the cinema [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted May 30, 2024
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4/5
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Adiós Buenos Aires
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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"Adiós Buenos Aires" reminds us that migrating means exchanging some anxieties for others and that we—and not politicians or external circumstances— ultimately build our homes. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted May 09, 2024
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5/5
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The Fall Guy
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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The Fall Guy is the kind of feel-good movie we need in theaters. His script, halfway between naïve romance and action film, uses self-awareness to show us the skeleton of a movie set and put the focus on a high-risk profession [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted May 06, 2024
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4/5
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Boy Kills World
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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In tune with what is happening today (and has always been happening), Boy Kills World puts the magnifying glass on the excesses of totalitarian regimes, the submission of their victims, and how violence begets more violence [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 25, 2024
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5/5
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Spy x Family Code: White
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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The most beautiful thing about this story is that it gives us a glimpse of what we've all been looking forward to, and the series has only explored this in a couple of episodes: seeing the Forgers working as a team [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 19, 2024
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5/5
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Abigail
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Abigail is the precise definition of postmodern cinema. This strange cocktail results in a story whose premise seems implausible and unfeasible but whose ingenious and self-conscious development ultimately brings it to success [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 17, 2024
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5/5
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Ezra
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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Contrary to what one might think, its premise is not limited to families with children on the autism spectrum: it is a profoundly human story that explores issues that concern us all. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 16, 2024
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4/5
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Coup de Chance
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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Its premise has traces of other stories (the chance romance of Match Point, the humor of Crimes and Misdemeanors, the suspense of Irrational Man: all united by the notion of chance and destiny) [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 08, 2024
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5/5
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Música
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Music is an exercise in metafiction where boy meets girl with a unique twist: everything is told from the perspective of a person with synesthesia. A condition that serves as an excuse to justify an avant-garde staging [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Apr 04, 2024
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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The Achilles heel of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is in its very essence: It wants to cover so much (adding new and old characters to the story) but does not fully develop the multiple protagonists who come to life in the plot [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 22, 2024
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5/5
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Dune: Part Two
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Denis Villeneuve did what Peter Jackson did with Frank Herbert's work with Tolkien or Francis Ford Coppola with Puzo: a perfect adaptation that enriches the original text with its images.[Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Mar 01, 2024
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5/5
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Out of Darkness
(2022)
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Luis Bond
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Using an archetypal substrate and strange animals confused with anthropomorphized beings as an excuse, Out of Darkness relies on the power of myth to reconnect us with the most primitive, dark, and unpredictable part of our psyche [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Feb 15, 2024
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Miller's Girl
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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In the first layer, Miller's Girl presents us with controversial and complex topics such as #MeToo and grooming to give us a twist that brings us closer to the darkest part of the desire that resides in the hearts of many [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 29, 2024
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3/5
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I.S.S.
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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Despite taking place in the middle of space, I.S.S. explores one of the most visceral aspects of our nature: the paranoia that surfaces when we are threatened in an unknown place [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 19, 2024
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GREAT PRETENDER razbliuto
(2024)
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Luis Bond
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Its striking imprint on a genre that is rising yearly (both in popularity and quality) makes it an excellent bet to start the year on the right foot in movie theaters. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Jan 04, 2024
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4/5
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Migration
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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In its subtext, Migration gives us a wonderful lesson that applies to everyone: no matter how old we are, we must leave our comfort zone to grow and learn new things [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Dec 22, 2023
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5/5
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Silent Night
(2023)
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Luis Bond
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Leaving aside the shooting, chases, fights, and blood, Silent Night descends into the wildest and most visceral part of our psyche. Like any good revenge movie, it allows us to experience catharsis with Brian's journey. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 30, 2023
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5/5
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Wish
(2023)
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Wish celebrates the hundredth anniversary of Disney Animation Studios in the only way it could be done: with music, magic, and inviting us to dream. [Full Review in Spanish]
Posted Nov 24, 2023
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