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Scott Pilgrim Vs the World

In Movies by Ricardo LapeiraFebruary 21, 2021Leave a Comment

Scott Pilgrim Vs the World seems like a guide to overcome the evil exes of your partner, but it is actually a guide to reevaluate your relationship with the world.

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Godzilla (2014) – All roar and little bite

In Movies by TitoFebruary 14, 2021Leave a Comment

Godzilla has had a rocky history in cinema: what began as an analogy of nuclear warfare has become extremely self-referential. Even though the 2014 American reimagining almost got it right, its sequels have completely dropped the ball.

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Tenet: Faith in the Mechanics

In Movies by Andrés CrumpFebruary 7, 2021Leave a Comment

Tenet has proven to be Nolan’s most divisive film — but perhaps it’s just ahead of its time?

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Soul: The Purpose of Life

In Movies by Ricardo LapeiraFebruary 1, 2021Leave a Comment

Soul, Pixar’s move about a jazz musician who suddenly dies, is a potent reminder that life is more than just finding our purpose in life.

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John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum – Redefining Violence

In Movies by TitoJanuary 24, 2021Leave a Comment

How could a movie franchise with such an outrageous body count be anything but a glorification of violence? John Wick proves that style can redefine a movie’s substance in all the right ways.

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Film Highlights 2020 (Or: Just Another List)

In Movies by Juanpablo BáezJanuary 17, 2021Leave a Comment

For all its drawbacks, 2020 might have brought some light to the otherwise darker corners of cinema.

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Woody Allen: The Artist and His Work

In Movies by Ricardo LapeiraJanuary 3, 2021Leave a Comment

Woody Allen is one of the best film makers of the twentieth century, but he is also a controversial figure. What happens when the artist and his art cannot be separated?

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Tenet: What Could Have Been

In Movies by Ricardo LapeiraDecember 21, 2020Leave a Comment

Let’s face it, Tenet sucks, but at least it is a bold experiment.

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A Gallery of Moving Images: About Endlessness

In Movies by Juanpablo BáezDecember 13, 2020Leave a Comment

Drawing from completely different art forms, director Roy Andersson’s gallery of moving images defies cinematic categorization.

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Animals and the Thrill of Teenage Confusion

In Movies by Jorge FarahDecember 7, 2020Leave a Comment

Filmmakers have been exploring the teenage experience for decades. But one of the most compelling, intensely emotional depictions of teenage doubt took place in a movie you almost certainly haven’t heard of.

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