DrTeslayian

no siempre las mejores películas tienen actores famosos y locaciones reales; hay dibujos animados que se vuelven más que una película, son una experiencia.

masterpiece; timeless epic for ages 13-14 and up/ perfect animation; plot mysteries, happiness, reality, graphic experiments for the time, comedy,

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

as soon as a musical comes in a few minutes later, you can tell that something is wrong. it's another pro "join the army" movie - with heliocentric touches that are already too crude, but hey, it's the sequence ... good visual effects, the hero already smokes joints, and lets his kids swear... surely, for the 4th/5th installment as well as King Kong, the blue beings will be taken or will have to go to New York. at some point I already felt like I was watching one of those 1998 Hallamark series.

I smoke marijuana, but it has nothing to do with this genre. that seems to be only to fill or complete fiscal budgets on the part of the production companies: unrealistic, risky, "supposedly comic" scenarios, which contribute nothing to society or to the moviegoer: it does not take away that Matthew and some others show their acting ability; even the photography is remarkable - the humor is merely local, or Hollywood indoctrination (as always).

another meaningless film, pro-evocative of nationalistic military sentiments and doctrinal prevalence in terms of official science (being able to clone humans for the sake of the State, as if they were God); NBC - comcast - Universal... Will Smith, whatever... pure scientology.

It begins with an immense Darwinist bombardment, boasting science and depicting apes as quite stupid animals; then Lucy becomes a kind of immortal in life that begins to transcend memories and sensations beyond life itself: Hollywood's goal of stupefying its patients is fulfilled with this low quality work

majestic sideboards, but with too many green screen/close-up scenes with the actors: gorgeous effects in landscapes and openings: good performances, but the script was not modified for advanced minds: telepathy, ships faster than NASA could ever build, hyper destructive laser cannons, airborne commandos by thousands in dragonfly helicopters but... is the movie defined by knife slashing and sprinting?

The Pirates of Somalia is a better film about the subject, Tom Hanks acts well on this occasion, however he is still Tom Hanks, for a moment you confuse the character with the endless similar scripts he has played. The movie has a good rhythm, however there are unreal things that obviously didn't happen in the real event, besides the fact that at the middle of the movie it becomes an action film, with shots and kicks in the head.