Not that the film is aging badly, far from it, but I confess that watching it now, I no longer have the amazement I had when I saw it the first few times. In any case, its production design is fantastic, from the Wakanda setting, which could even be better explored, permeating the costumes, devices, vehicles, everything made, clearly, with great care and attention not only in its textures, but also in the patterns and even in its functions, differentiating…

I already knew that this film was disruptive compared to others of its genre, but look, I was pleasantly surprised. His filmography is what caught my attention the most, because with the exception of a few very few moments, the camera is always static, fixed, somewhere, showing the environment and what is happening in it, even from a distance, or it is in the third person position, very well known and replicated in the world of games, literally following every…

It's funny to say that what was long considered the end of the franchise not only fails to finish it, but for a seventh film, if it had stopped at the third, it would have been enough. Its biggest positive point, without a doubt, is the traps, which from the beginning, with the game of the love triad, even though it is completely separate from the plot, without any explanation or logic of how to do all that in public,…

Certainly one of the most special films of my life, the one that allowed me to have the indescribable experience of entering a movie theater for the first time and being dazzled by everything that passed before my eyes, so the attachment I have for it, all this nostalgic feeling, something that is difficult to even express in words, is what makes me evaluate it in this way. Throughout my childhood I had already been developing this affection for the…

Much more than understanding, feeling, far beyond science, love, perhaps these few words are what best encapsulate the unique feeling of watching this film, which after a decade of its release, I had the indescribable opportunity of watching it in the cinema for the first time, so it really is the kind of thing that leaves an impression on us and that we carry with us for a long time. For me, it is particularly difficult to want to evaluate…

It's always great to rewatch this film and contemplate how spectacular its pace is, establishing the abnormalities from its first fifteen minutes, and in an already impactful way, with well-filmed wide shots, a very well-applied lighting contrast, and of course, a constant in the film, which is the massive amount of extras, who give such great realism to all the scenes, each with their own way of acting, their role within the environment, in such a way as to enrich…

Some movies have the feat of capturing my attention with very little, and this one is one of those cases, because even without knowing anything about the story, what it was really about, absolutely nothing, I decided to watch it purely because of its poster and the partnership between Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer, however, even with almost no expectations, the movie was more primary than I could have imagined. It is not inventive, original, its script is the basics…

At this point here, I already have to demand a lot of my memory to remember what were the events that occurred in each film, what were the loose ends, the cliffhangers left, because unfortunately everything ends up being so similar, the structure of the film, its editing, the same characters, that only with this type of effort for them to differentiate themselves, and minimally. That said, the film still goes a little outside the conventional in relation to what…

It had been many years since I had seen this film, but from the vague memory I had of it, it always sounded like something charming and grand, and having the opportunity to watch it again now, this memory was only confirmed. Starting with the 2D animation, which is brilliantly interspersed with 3D, and which forms something visually impeccable, from the setting, with the dense forests with tall canopies, the junkyard, the protagonist's house and the small town, to the…

How passionate and uplifting this film is, even being able to rekindle, even for that brief moment, the dream incubated within each, or at least the majority, of going to the Moon and witnessing the wonders of this far from easy journey. The way it is placed in the appropriate historical period is simply fantastic, with the entire political environment presented, in the middle of the space race, with the Soviets showing themselves to be ahead of the Americans, which…

There were many times when I saw the cover of this film, usually showing the protagonist fighting two giant albino apes, and that always excited me to know what it was about, but after so much news that it had been a failure, I thought it could be due to an exorbitant budget, difficult to have a positive return, or even a failed publicity, but having watched it now, I see that its biggest problem is that it really isn't…

It's the kind of movie I like to watch to pass the time, to entertain myself during that period, and for that purpose, it works well. Honestly, compared to so many other movies of the genre that I've seen, its premise doesn't seem original, inventive or innovative, always counting on the same pattern of characters, the same set of stupid attitudes on the part of the victims and even the same line of motivation of the antagonists, but as I…