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Author: @nameless16
"Cent'Anni".... This toast means "100 Years of Good Wishes" and it is what gives the name to this great fourth episode that focuses on the character of "Sofia Falcone"; in this opportunity from the moment she is betrayed by "Oz", we go back to what happened 10 years ago when Sofia was accused of being the murderer known as "the Hangman", which took her to the "Arkham Asylum" when she was diagnosed with a mental deficiency until the time of a trial that was never carried out; 10 years Sofia suffered in that nefarious place which turned her into a woman who will not let anyone else hurt her.
Author: @soyunasantacruz
This documentary is nourished mainly by interviews with young people who are in the war, some say the reason why they are there among them is the love for defending their territory, others are sincerer and say that the economic reward is what keeps them in the war; knowing that they were paid for risking their lives surprised me I did not know that they received a remuneration that for some is regular and others satisfies them, because with that money they can help their families, remember that living in a country at war must be very expensive and more in Ukraine where the winter is hellish.
Author: @musicandreview
So in the evening we went to our usual movie theater with the intention of seeing something different and believe us, we found a movie very different from what we saw in the trailer, although the trailer had already given us some clues. We knew that the physical and superficial theme was going to be the main topic, but we were not prepared for what we saw, especially at the end of the movie.
Author: @hylene74
Those who choose to be in the hole, do so to settle a guilt or forget a penalty, to be repentant, perhaps? The truth is that they have the option of going to this place instead of going to a prison, a psychiatric hospital or doing community service. It seems easy to be in a quiet place with another companion and just wait for the food to come, supposedly eating what you can. Also, in this dreary place you are allowed to bring an item, perhaps to distract yourself. I myself came to think “how easy it is to stay in that hole”, anyone could pay for a crime they have committed, but things are not as simple as they seem.
Author: @david.dicotomia
I bring you a series of Reviews in which you will find movies that I really liked and others that went under the radar that, however, seemed incredible to me. In this case it is "ARKANSAS" directed by Clark Duke. As always, I will leave you the trailer below in this publication. I hope you find something interesting in the next recommendations! If there is a movie that you want to recommend me, leave it in the comments and soon you will see a video about it.
Author: @belkisa758
The film contains a musical genre with a leisurely pace. This was one of the criticisms I had read, the theme music was not very appealing. However, Todd Phillips had made it clear that this new version would not be the same as the previous one and therefore, not everyone will be equally hooked. But, one thing that is very clear to me is the storytelling. Again, I was very pleased indeed.
Author: @cristiancaicedo
Elizabeth, nicknamed Lizzie (Norah Jones), is a young woman who has just broken up with her boyfriend and goes to a cafe where he used to go to find him and return the keys to his apartment. Since she can't find him, she asks the young man who runs the cafe, Jeremy (Jude Law), to give the keys to the guy when he shows up there. But Lizzie doesn't leave completely, but keeps stopping by the café night after night to check if her ex-boyfriend has taken the keys. She's hurt, she has doubts and insecurities and she also feels alone, so she goes to the cafe at night to talk to Jeremy and tell each other things about life, love and other things.
Author: @teknon
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, most known for his role as Jaime Lannister in Game of Thrones, is solid here I must say. His portrayal of a broken man with nothing left to lose is convincing. Rayburn’s pain and obsession are portrayed with just the right balance of intensity and restraint. Annabelle Wallis, as Sheriff Alice, holds her own, though the character’s backstory feels a bit underdeveloped, and I wish I got more depth from her and her brother, Brooks whoms she tries to protect so much.
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