Breaking Dawn 2

The film takes off and convinces until a smart move, a skilled movement, dramatic, leaving the fans misplaced book but satisfy those who expect something to happen and end to a film saga. At these times, latex visible campaign for its wide, true, but it transpires great choreography reminds us of the importance of a good second unit director.

The conclusion is that even with its flaws, the end of Twilight, the end of the 'Breaking Dawn, Part II "and the emotional impact, caused us to recognize that its leaders have managed to effectively reach the hearts of the staunch literary saga.

Fin

Myths are made ​​to be broken, or so they say. One of the most popular is one that speaks of the film adaptations of literary works and the alleged inferiority of congenital celluloid creations on their supposedly superior ascending printed.

It is true that this circumstance is seen in many cases where different experiences as the mean reading a novel and a movie, especially when the novel has been previously and in our heads already formed the view of history are compared. Like every football fan there is a coach in each viewer intimately, is a film director. So the director always played with disadvantage in the trial of former immovable reader as someone who has seen, without warning, erased at a stroke the images that had formed in his head and has been replaced by other foreign without permission.

Hysteria

Precisely the invention of the vibrator is central to the development of 'Hysteria', a romantic comedy that seeks to complicate life in the grim world of psychology and much less about the rights of women. Just take a couple of touches here and there to the achievement of nothing but a brave Maggie Gyllenhaal follows perfectly exploiting the "one" you have and with which we captured in titles as diverse as can be resultón product 'the Dark Knight ',' stranger Than Fiction 'or' Secretary '.

Good recreation of the decline of the Victorian era. That being practically around the corner chronologically speaking, it seems as if it would place light years from present society, or maybe not so much?

Intouchable

We need films like this. Film makers tackle sensitive issues and unapologetic. Who choose to stay at the smiling face of the viewer when the starting position of the main characters could not be more dramatic. When you see the sign for 'Untouchable', only the will to live that convey the characters give us a clue about the lively tone of the tape completely out of temptations that may lead to sea.

If there is a way to qualify 'Intouchable' is not the 'film characters' or actors. That would be an understatement in a film in which the characters and the film are absolutely fused. The characters here are all the plot are, are the viewer, are the script, are the management are pitch, are lighting, are the message. Are everything, everything happens for them.

Mission Impossible 4

The plot of Mission Impossible 4 looks like this: This is not just another mission. Dissolves when the IMF is implicated in a global terrorist plot. Ghost Protocol is initiated and Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his rogue new team must go undercover to clear their organization's name. No help, no contact, off the grid. You've never seen a more courageous and more intense than this mission.

One of the most remarkable details of Mission Impossible 4 is the great physical shape retaining Tom Cruise. It seems incredible that ronde and the half century old. Something that honors him, look away from "breaking" of other Hollywood stars. Speaking about the film directed by Brad Bird, is what counts. JJ Abrams produces not forget that. And we are grateful for it.

The Muppets

No one could expect after those beloved rag but forgotten figures like Kermit or Miss Piggy, could be a film with a certain interest to the general public. Besides having a very prominent cast of familiar faces, the cast seems to be prepared to have a good time, recalling childhood television some of them. Jason Segel is creating for the generation that grew precisely with The Muppets. Since arriving at this point in his thirties looking closely or four decades. Those who were excited in the eighties with the promises of the future. And why not, a good way to remember some humor innocent if there someday.

The Muppets is a different project and that distilled some interest. Good news for the overall quality of the billboards.

Wrath of the Titans

The stories of classical Greece are exciting. Showy than most. With many levels of care and arcs rich in details. Maybe that's why they have survived for millennia until today. Pity that ultimately serve as a pretext for a group of players without much to say armor, strappy sandals and short sword to face mastodónticamente creatures represented. All dancing to a little cinema action beyond that "popping" without greater impact than your footage to the credits.

Maybe 'Wrath of the Titans' to be considered a better option than the disastrous 'Clash of the Titans'. Anyway misses the cut, leaving little more than a loud bang special effects without much yarn. Suitable for a session? Movie popcorn without complications? Yes, but you could have done much, much, much more.

Snow White and the Huntsman

Although Kristen Stewart stars in this new and very peculiar adaptation of Snow White, is none other than Charlize Theron protruding (and heavily) in a deal with powerful Hollywood names. A bad lousy, evil queen, perfidious and calculator, capable of anything ... Perhaps, despite what it says on the fairest of magic mirror.

'Snow White and the Huntsman' shows us a movie with epic touches, pinches moralists and a ration of action. A mixture, a priori, may be shocking, but ultimately it well basted and solvent.

Men In Black 3

I can not deny some disappointment. I expected more, maybe not much, but it's a spark of originality. Especially with the pre-ambulares inquiries coming to us about time travel, the youngest of a protagonist or a new threat to the planet's future version. Everything is fine, but still would have lacked that "something special" for a successful conclusion of the franchise.

Will Smith is still a real force of nature in comedy. Screen eats no muss. A 'Men In Black 3' Will Smith would have been impossible, so perhaps his refusal to continue the saga (except to a very strange earthquake at the box office) is the main factor which seems to be the conclusion of the same .

Tengo ganas de ti

If anything can boast 'Tengo ganas de ti' is not mislead the public. What you see is what you get: A tearful and history romantic, but not overly sugary and yes something visceral, based on a story by Federico Moccia, but has some differences with the plot of his previous literary and wherein Mario Casas - I repeat, one of the few who knows how to be a star in this country so in need of star System in its cinema puts plant and true acting talent with diction to improve as a necessary condition to clear the "true" in the future replaced by a "notable". Not for nothing is Casas who holds the film on those shoulders that make his fans swoon, and it is he who appears in almost every level of excessive maybe two hours of footage.

Brave

As a starting point, 'Brave' no intervention has none of the usual magicians. Neither Lasseter, Stanton and or Docter, Unkrich neither, nor any of the architects of wonders like Toy Story, Wall E, The Incredibles, Monsters Inc. .., leaving the responsibility of creation Brenda Chapman, Steve Purcell and Mark Andrews , featuring a typical Disney story in a style that brings us back to the height of paradox, Dreamworks productions. In fact, his character is exactly that, a princess. A character who also does not just fall right, and which is difficult to sympathize. In contrast, almost felt sorry for those around the protagonist and his yes-beautifully-animated red hair.

The Deep Blue Sea

Indeed, to qualify this film may be between the devil and the deep blue sea (which expression, far nicer than ours). You have to take your hat off to Davies in many aspects of his film. It's a (not intimate) intimate film with lighting that seems made ​​candles Kubrick Barry Lyndon, with a score that relies only on the music of violins. Interpretations immense. With a beautiful and touching Rachel Weisz, Tom Hiddleston and that proves to be a talented actor and great flexibility to choose and interpret their roles.

The film adapts the play, written in the 50s, by Terence Rattigan English playwright. The different types of love, ongoing dissatisfaction with life, the impossible choices ... issues are present on site.

Anna Karenina

Tom Stoppard signing the careful adaptation of 'Anna Karenina'. A free version certainly shining on all four sides. All deployment in terms of setting, costumes, scenery .... in short, a few staging as was recognized in the last Oscars in Hollywood.

The plot development also evokes the classic, although leaving behind part of the gray shades I own transmission in Tolstoy in his most emblematic works. Without detracting from the story at all is remarkable the low-or no-chemistry between the protagonist par excellence, and his partener screen, Aaron Johnson (actor presumably chosen for the photo).

Iron Man 3

In 'Iron Man 3' we see Tony Stark in real trouble. Yes, 'Iron Man' became what we all know, in 'Iron Man 2' faced a criminal mastermind who will even put before him an army of drones, without it going further in 'The Avengers' he faced an alien army. But not until 'Iron Man 3' when Stark (brilliantly played by Robert Downey Jr) when faces was a ruthless villain, intelligent to a fault and practically inexhaustible resources through sources that do not reveal to no gut at all production.

Thor 2 the Dark World

In 'Thor 2 the Dark World', as we expect, there is an evil villain, who comes from a very dark point in the history of the universe (as the title). A film according to shocking early trailers would be expected to be very serious in the style of the early stages of 'Thor'. But soon transcends humor that grows Marvel delivery to delivery. Seeing his "sumun" in 'Iron Man 3' and the presentation of Mandarin in its own luxurious mansion of the Sade's Marquis.

The characters that Marvel is shaping have a significant portion of humor and irony. Maybe a hint of cynicism. In that aspect highlights the character of Loki, played by Tom Hiddleston great. Who follows in his usual role not know if you give a hug or a stab in the side (as we saw in 'The Avengers').