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GoldFinger is the consecration of the saga of Agent 007 and his scheme in the cinema.

Gothika is a good idea, but very predictable and regularly executed in the end.

Night in Paradise is a good feature film. Its main problems: it has half an hour of unnecessary scenes that cut the pace alarmingly.

A tremendous dunk is once again brought to us by Miss Harley Queen. With Suicide Squad we witnessed one of those Sunday afternoon snooze fests, today we already have a movie that goes over the heads of all the characters. One in particular annoyed me a lot: what the hell have you done to Black Mask? You should be ashamed of yourselves. In short, a **** movie.

Die Hard 2 loses the surprise effect and is worse than the first one, but does that make it a bad movie? Not at all. We have in our hands a very entertaining movie with a Bruce Willis who is still unleashed.

Blade II, despite lacking the surprise effect and incorporating a tome of more humor, is still a very good vampire hunter movie.

Blade Trinity.... It's a piece of **** that blew any chance of seeing Blade in theaters in the short to medium term.

This reboot is a bad joke. Bring back the real Hellboy from the comics, there is an excellent movie there.

Simply put, the best film of the trilogy, the best trilogy ever and one of the best films ever.

Shrek 2 is not only just as great as the original, it's even better than the original.

While Pattinson's performance is to be applauded (seriously, what a performance, it's awesome), the rest is just bad. A script that lurches back and forth, characters that are laughable and situations that not even the craziest nut in the neighborhood would believe. A good performance doesn't save a disaster.

Zack Snyder's Justice League is the version that should have hit theaters 4 years ago. As cons, the unnecessarily long footage (there are scenes that are completely superfluous), the abusive slow motion and the 4:3 (I understand the reasons, but this format in 2021... Anyway).

The Italian Job is a very entertaining film, slow-burning but never boring.

From Russia with Love does not live up to the expectations I had for it. Nevertheless, it is still a good film.

Blade is a good movie. Its plot is its weakest point, but it never gets boring.

This movie is better than the crappy Dark Phoenix. Well, I've already said it, goodbye.

Dr. No is simply the beginning of something that no one saw coming: the longest running and (possibly) most successful saga in cinema.

Marriage Story is a fantastic film, emphasized in a divorce, with fantastic direction and acting.

How to define Seven? That's the question. Seven is a film with a perfect direction, a paralyzing performance, a plot that, although it has some gaps, always remains at the level of expectations and, finally, an ending that has gone down in history as one of the best in its art.

Blair Witch 2, while trying to bring something interesting (though too cliché), remains a bad joke.

War is a film with an unintelligible plot, very basic characters and not very abundant action scenes. In short, a disastrous film.

Episode III - Revenge of the Sith is the conclusion to the prequel trilogy and the best of them, sneaking in as one of the best of the saga despite its failures.

28 Weeks Later, different from the original, but enhancing its disastrous message.

28 Days Later, they rightly say that this one is a cult film... Fantastic performances for a desolating message (which is even more so in the sequel, by the way).

Kick-Ass starts with a powerful scene, then gets a little boring with cheap jokes... Until Hit-Girl and Big Daddy make their appearance, at which point the movie just keeps going up and up. I still have to read the comic (I have it on the shelf), but if it's better than the movie... Well, what a comic book gem you are.

Total Recall is an incredible film, with special effects that 30 years later are still correct, a plot that will leave you crazy and, ultimately, a very funny film.

This is one of the worst Tarantino films, at least in my opinion. And yet it is quite recommendable, the performances are 10.

This film would be perfect if it weren't for a screenplay which, in my opinion, is quite bad.

I'll be honest: I think this one is even worse than X-Men: Apocalypse. Not only is it a plot nonsense, but it laughs in the face of those who take into consideration the plot of the previous films, magically changing the characters' way of being, to highlight that of Professor X. A disgrace.

The Wolverine is the proof that James Mangold would bring us the best film of the mutant. Obviously it's not this one (Logan is), which is not bad, but it has some serious script and rhythm problems. A shorter duration would have been ideal.

The Temple of Doom is a good film, but the script is not as appealing as the original and the rhythm and pace is sometimes quite bad. The action scenes are wonderful, let's be clear about that.

Ghostbusters suffers from the same problem that Man in Black has: an inordinate amount of fame for the film that it finally is. It's a good film, but I don't think its fame is so deserved after seeing it.

The Mechanic is a good idea moderately well executed in its first half. The next half seems to me to be cheap action stupidity and the end is garbage.

Goodfellas is a great film, it deals with aspects of the mafia in ways I don't remember in other films about it. However, it has problems of rhythm and connection with the viewer, there are moments that I don't care about the protagonists status.

Mother of God what I just saw. This is real cinema, gentlemen, this is pure magic. I think it's down a bit compared to the first one, but it's still great.

Good film, with excellent performances and a well thought-out script, but the ending is a total disaster that leaves a very bad impression.

Although Episode II is not a masterpiece, it has much more interesting elements than Episode I and, above all, it has a better script. Let's remember that thanks to this film we have both series of The Clone Wars. On the negative side, Hayden Christensen's performance is very improvable and the romantic plot is quite disastrous. After the disaster of Episode I, you've got an interesting, well-spun and very funny film. My congratulations, George Lucas.

Phew, what to say about this marvel. A great satire, with a great dose of humor. And its characters are perfect.

The Rise of Skywalker is the best movie of this murky trilogy, which has stumbled since birth. A lot of convenience in the script, a lot of inconsistencies and, in short, a lot of wasted potential. Disney, realize how much potential you had with these characters and how you have wasted them.

Red Sparrow, that film that promises so much in its first 45 minutes and then simply fades away in its potential. The film is well done, with impressive roughness, but there are some very poor choices, especially one in particular: there is a special emphasis on seduction, but there is almost nothing about seduction in the whole film. Curious, isn't it?

Prisoners is a remarkable thriller that is negatively affected by its excessive length and the "improvised" coincidences of the plot.

The only one in the trilogy where the film focuses entirely on the development of Bruce Wayne's character. The other films in the trilogy are starring Batman, but this is the only one that revolves around Batman.

The Phantom Menace, that great project wasted by the direction of a misguided George Lucas. Less ego and more help, Georgy.

After many years of having to start this trilogy, I only needed to finish the first one to understand the fanaticism for this literary saga. Although the fights don't convince me thanks to cameras that move too much without showing much, everything else is simply perfect. Also some special effects were below the level shown in general, but that was 2001, is understood and forgiven.

Zombieland 2 is basically a parody of the first one, which was already a parody... The formula is sold out, nothing more to say.

True Lies is a project that few would think was James Cameron's, but it is. The action is awesome, the characters are interesting, the plot is funnny (although a little crazy) and overall, it's a good movie.

Years and years later, they continue to make the same damn mistakes that buried all the movies after the first and second installments. While there is an improvement over the previous ones, Dark Fate is The Force Awakens from Terminator. And the script ... The script is repetitive crap that loads the first two in 5 **** minutes. Even Terminator 3 is better in this section (and still seems the best of the sequels after the first two despite their sometimes absurd and childish humor). Terminator, rest in peace finally.

Joker. A masterpiece of staging, with a perfect performance and a very careful photography. I'll be direct: this film has minutes to spare. Everything it shows is correct, but there are elements that are not necessary.

The Blair Witch Project is an atypical movie that you may like or dislike, but that will not leave you indifferent. The end, although disconcerting, is wonderful.

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation continues to improve a saga that a few years ago was considered dead. A great work at the level of script and narrative development, amazing characterizations, good support in the secondary characters and good action, very good action. The end, while correct, expected something more "entertaining."