Showing posts with label Miguel Perez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miguel Perez. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 October 2011

Entre Nos 4/4

There have not been many films out there that actually try to capture the struggles of illegal immigrants in the USA. Good thing that netflix exists because I found an incredible drama that perfectly portrays it called Entre Nos (Between us).

Tuesday, 30 August 2011

He sounds like Seth Rogen, talks like Seth Rogen, and cracks jokes like Seth Rogen.....


Paul was an interesting comedy from the team of Superbad and I expected something a little much better but there are some good things to find in Paul.

Thursday, 18 August 2011

Love the 80’s and maybe that’s why I took it easy on the film.

Take Me Home Tonight is a collection of 80’s clichés and that is one my personnel guilty pleasures. Love the 80’s and maybe that’s why I took it easy on the film.

Monday, 15 August 2011

There is no reason to make nasty sex gags to make people laugh.


Hall Pass is the new directorial effort from The Farrelly Brothers, the same directors who brought us There’s Something About Mary. Hall Pass doesn’t really match up with that better film.

Sadly it just follows the same route towards mediocre PG-13 horror films.


The Rite tries to bring up the topic of exorcism is it real or just a hoax. The film tries to show that and at the same time talk about the faith of a man. Sadly it just follows the same route towards mediocre PG-13 horror films.

Saturday, 13 August 2011

A lot of it doesn’t really make any kind of sense


When the news of Sucker Punch started coming out  and as well as the trailer. I was very excited it looked really cool and I was excited about Zack Synder’s first original work. Sadly it’s a major misfire.

Tuesday, 9 August 2011

One of the Best Movies of the Summer

Starring:
James Macavoy, Michael Fassbender, Jenifer Lawrence, Kevin Bacon

Directed by Matthew Vaughn

I regret not seeing X Men First Class in the movies because it’s one of the best movies of the summer.

The film tells the story of Magneto who is played by Michael Fassbender and Xavier played by James Macavoy. It shows how their relationship started and eventually ends. It also shows how other characters begin as well that we see in the other X Men films.