He did it again. After Hereditary's success, visionary director Ari Aster will explode our heads and scare us with Midsommar, the most beautiful Horror movie I've ever seen, which will be the movie of the year. THE GOOD: With a slow story, but when it progresses, it becomes more intense, uses brief and controlled comedy, and with many topics to speak: worship, loss, religion, rituals, traditions, etc., while this movie will take us to a Fantastic world, beautiful and of course: LANDING .... Not to mention Florence Pugh, his acting is psychological and extremely incredible, which carries the praise. THE BAD: It has no terror and very long. CONCLUSION: Ari Aster made Midsommar a simple horror movie, it makes it bright, visceral, extraordinary and fun. This movie will completely change the horror genre and the way of experiencing it...

This is the most brutal and violent film I've seen and that only Fans of the Saga have been waiting for, with extremely incredible and fantastic scenes. Legendary Sylvester Stallone is excellent, strong and perfect in his performance, and now they know what it feels like when they kill a loved one from John Rambo, whoever did it already knows what will happen. With a simple and basic story, full of emotions, sadness, tears and of course, REVENGE TO THE MAXIMUM. With Rambo: Last Blood the total cycle of this character and the Stallone saga will be closed, or maybe not. (You know why) The best movie of the whole saga!!!

Kidman plays Erin Bell who is a police officer who tries to resolve a case in which she was involved while flashbacks occur throughout the film, with sequences of action and violence. And although Destroyer is slow, it is intense, intriguing and brutal. 2 hours are enough to entertain you to the fullest and the acting Nicole Kidman is amazing, emotional, fascinating, and explosive....

Blue Is The Warmest Color is the most sexual, erotic, and perverted of modern cinema, one of the best foreign language films I've seen, with exciting, passionate and intense performances by Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos, although three hours is too much, even so, I loved it, every moment of the movie levels up. Excellent movie!!!