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7 months ago

Reseña: El Jeremías // Review: El Jeremías Fuente ¿Qué quieres ser de grande?, una pregunta que nos hacemos en etapas tempranas de vida

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Reseña: Lazzaro Feliz // Review: Lazzaro Felice Fuente Realismo mágico es un género de la literatura, en donde la vida diaria de los protago

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about 2 years ago

Retro Film Review: Cruel Intentions (1999) Although faced with long-term creative crisis, Hollywood very reluctantly takes literary classics as the basis for its commercial films. The reason for that is in its dependence…

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over 2 years ago

Retro Film Review: Rushmore (1998) In late 1990s most of Hollywood films were - just as they are now - “safe”, predictable, formulaic and utterly forgettable. This was especially so when the plots were set in or…

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Retro Film Review: Arlington Road (1999) Some Hollywood films, while not good in depicting the world in which they were made, are good in presenting the mindset of their makers. One of those films is Arlington Road …

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Retro Film Review: Mighty Joe Young (1998) While most remakes in Hollywood don't make any sense, some show at least signs of intelligent reasoning in major studio offices that green-lighted them. This could be applied…

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Retro Film Review: Fear and Loating in Las Vegas (1998) Good, successful or merely popular novels almost never turn into good, successful or merely popular films. Same phenomenon can be applied to cult novels. They rarely get adapted…

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Retro Film Review: The Wounds (Rane, 1998) "May you live in interesting times" is ancient Chinese curse that had affected people and countries of former Yugoslavia with a vengeance. People who lived in those violent and…

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Retro Film Review: 200 Cigarettes (1999) (SPECIAL NOTE: Capsule version of the review is available here .) The author of this review lives in a country where foreign f

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Film Review: The Little Prince (1974) When people tell of “films that they don’t make any more”, they can do it with visible sadness or with a sigh of relief. 1970s, arguably the most interesting decade in history of…

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