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4/5
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always (2020)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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A heartbreaking look at the structural macho violence that women face today. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Oct 22, 2020
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2
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4/5
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Dick Johnson Is Dead (2020)
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Alejandro G. Calvo
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A celebration of life and of paternal love. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Oct 22, 2020
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3
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3.5/5
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The Boy from Medellín (2020)
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Miguel Martinez
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The Boy from Medellin shows us an emotive journey of a man who understands his reality after truly connecting with his roots. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Oct 20, 2020
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4
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4/5
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Carlos Losilla
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A lyrical poem on love. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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5
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4/5
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The Swallows of Kabul (2019)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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[T]he delicacy with which they have translated Khadra's words into images leads us to think that behind there is a considerable ethical and artistic effort make this worthwhile to see. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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6
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3/5
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Don't Let Go (2019)
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Xavi Sánchez Pons
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Don't Let Go manages its space/time conundrum as an effective MacGuffin to move the plot forward. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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7
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3/5
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Just Mercy (2019)
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Xavi Sánchez Pons
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The film's power rests on the cast's remarkable performances. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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8
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3.5/5
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Onward (2020)
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Alberto Corona
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Onward manages to take its dialogue and have it push you to tears. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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9
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4/5
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The Invisible Man (2020)
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Alberto Corona
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The horror her comes not from the jump scare, but from the psychological deterioration of Moss's character. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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10
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3.5/5
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Skin (2018)
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Carlos Losilla
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Skin is more interesting when it chooses to film violence frankly, to face the complexity of life without naive or well-intentioned apriorism. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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11
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3/5
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And the Birds Rained Down (2019)
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Marcos Gandía
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A curious film on the end of the world. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 7, 2020
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12
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3.5/5
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The Chambermaid (2018)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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A solvent portrait of the lengths we go to in producing capital. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 6, 2020
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13
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3/5
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Fahim, the Little Chess Prince (2019)
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Marcos Gandía
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It's a very conservative film and it accomplishes its goals well. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 6, 2020
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14
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4/5
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First Love (2019)
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Violeta Kovacsics
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First Love is a great film in the way it is able to balance order with chaos. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 6, 2020
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15
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4.5/5
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Schoolgirls (2020)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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Palomero's film is a very powerful Proustian bomb, which will explode like peta-zetas in the memory of today's adult Spanish women. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Sep 6, 2020
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5/5
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Tenet (2020)
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Alejandro G. Calvo
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Tenet is a crazy, revolutionary, extraordinary and chilling maze where Christopher Nolan seems to have reached the limit. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Aug 24, 2020
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2/5
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The Silence (2015)
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Cristina Álvarez López
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The film seems to only exist to show off its design and nothing else. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jul 16, 2020
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18
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4/5
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Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)
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Nestor Hidalgo
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A magnificent and unapologetically fun film. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jun 23, 2020
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19
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3/5
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Sweet Home (2015)
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Suso Aira
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En entertaining and gory experience. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jun 21, 2020
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20
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2.5/5
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Die Hard With a Vengeance (1995)
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Virginia Montes
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Die Hard: With a Vengeance follows traditional Hollywood sequel rules, but does so with enough impudence so as to not feel superfluous. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jun 10, 2020
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21
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5/5
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Holy Motors (2012)
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Carlos Losilla
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This is one of those films whose calculated eccentricity doesn't prevent constant amazement, the feeling of rediscovering cinema scene after scene. [Full review in Spanish]
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Posted Apr 29, 2020
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22
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.5/5
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I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (2007)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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Nobody would have guessed that the refined Alexander Payne would sign on this kind of homophobic comedy full of stereotypes. [Full review in Spanish]
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Posted Apr 24, 2020
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23
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2.5/5
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The Last House on the Left (2009)
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Eulàlia Iglesias
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Unlike the first version, there is no link here between the film's discomfort and its socio-historical context. [Full review in Spanish]
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Posted Apr 24, 2020
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24
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4/5
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Moonrise Kingdom (2012)
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Mario Santiago
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In Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson paints a chaotic frame that mirrors the chaos that comes with growing up. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Apr 8, 2020
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25
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3/5
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Seoul Station (2016)
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Violeta Kovacsics
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A dark portrait of the society's cruelty. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Mar 19, 2020
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26
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3/5
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Contagion (2011)
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Carlos Losilla
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A provoking film. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Mar 7, 2020
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27
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3/5
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The Mummy (1999)
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Eulàlia Iglesias
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'The Mummy' ingenuously combines adventure with parody, a hint of horror, the dynamic plasticity of animation and excellent use of the special effects. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Feb 26, 2020
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28
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3.5/5
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Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)
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Alberto Corona
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A surprisingly endearing film. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Feb 21, 2020
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29
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4/5
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1917 (2019)
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Marcos Gandía
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Emotional and poetic in its spectacular mixture of noise, chaos and almost abstract calm. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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30
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Sibyl (2019)
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Philipp Engel
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It results suggestive and touching. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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31
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3/5
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Malasaña 32 (2020)
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Marcos Gandía
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The director dominates and manages all these resources with convincing work. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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32
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4/5
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Ema (2019)
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Quim Casas
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Ema is a satisfying movie. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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33
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4.5/5
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Bliss (2019)
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Xavi Sánchez Pons
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A horror film of a visceral beauty. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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34
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5/5
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Uncut Gems (2019)
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Philipp Engel
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Adam Sandler, possibly, delivers the most memorable performance of his career. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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35
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Dark Waters (2019)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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All the cinematographic elements are put at the service of a story so chilling that it does not seem true. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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36
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3/5
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A Hidden Life (2019)
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Philipp Engel
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The slow narrative linearity demands a patience that is not rewarded. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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37
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3/5
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Waves (2019)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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Trey Edward Shults has signed a very ambitious film that borders, however, pretentiousness. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 31, 2020
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38
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4/5
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Bad Boys for Life (2020)
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Alberto Corona
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An exemplary action film. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Jan 19, 2020
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39
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4/5
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Spies in Disguise (2019)
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Alberto Corona
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Spies in Disguise defends scientific progress against brute force and compassion against violence. Laudable values that could derail the movie into corny territory if they weren't developed with such creativity. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 27, 2019
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40
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4/5
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Richard Jewell (2019)
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Alberto Corona
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Despite its unevenness, Richard Jewell is one of the best Clint Eastwood movies of the last few years. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 27, 2019
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41
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4/5
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Little Women (2019)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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A lively and faithful adaptation, and at the same time it's personal and committed. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 27, 2019
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42
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4/5
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The Lighthouse (2019)
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Quim Casas
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The light, the wind, the food, the beds, and even the seagulls end up becoming something different, something unsettling... In the Lighthouse, it's easy to lose one's mind. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 27, 2019
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43
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3.5/5
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Xavi Sánchez Pons
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Its virtue is that it is just as fun, crazy and irreverent as the chorizo western cinema it claims. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 23, 2019
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44
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1.5/5
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Charlie's Angels (2019)
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Quim Casas
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The three leads lack chemistry. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 23, 2019
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45
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3.5/5
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Jojo Rabbit (2019)
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Alberto Corona
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Waititi confuses form with depth, but nonetheless delivers an entertaining lesson. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 23, 2019
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46
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3/5
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019)
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Alberto Corona
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The Rise of Skywalker does what it needs to do in 2019 to be able to survive. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 18, 2019
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47
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4.5/5
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Knives Out (2019)
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Alberto Corona
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Rian Johnson doesn't just laugh at the whodunit genre. He respects it and reveres it and it shows. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 4, 2019
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48
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3.5/5
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Frozen II (2019)
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Alberto Corona
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Frozen II settles with simply continuing its story. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 4, 2019
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49
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4/5
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Invisible Life (2019)
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Paula Arantzazu Ruiz
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Carol Duarte and Julia Stockler deliver wonderfully vulnerable performances. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 4, 2019
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50
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4.5/5
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A Thief's Daughter (2019)
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Quim Casas
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There is a natural complicity between Funes's cast and herself that make the movie a grand experience. [Full Review in Spanish]
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Posted Dec 4, 2019
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