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Filled with the satire that characterized Wes Craven's first four films, this remake/sequel to Scream works very well and opens up the possibility of continuing to see Ghostface on screen.

I'm still trying to figure out what Brazen is about, a romantic thriller that has neither one nor the other. Definitely avoid it at all costs, it's not worth it.

Jake Gyllenhaal did a good job on The Guilty, but the movie lacks too much for the static story set on the same stage, which makes it an unsavory thriller.

Funny, attractive and haunting, don't look up; The satire of the end of the world with great work from it's talented cast, is among the best films of 2021.

Edgar Wright did a great job on the visual level, but not much on the narrative. Still, Last Night in Soho is worth watching, especially by the duo of Thomasin McKenzie and Anya Taylor-Joy.

A mix of genres in this messy vampire story, Night Teeth doesn't tell anything fresh and it doesn't have any memorable moments either. It is not worth much.

A contemporary work of art that meets all fan expectations, Spider-Man: No Way Home does not lose the charm and heart of its predecessors and makes it the coolest Marvel movie of recent years.

Good starring trio of Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot in Red Notice, a generic action comedy that meets the goal of entertaining and amusing.

Someone tell me, what does the title of the movie have to do with its content? There's Someone Inside Your House is a teen slasher that is not going to please any fan of the genre.

Brutal dubbing, incredible soundtrack, beautiful animation and a lot of combination of feelings ... what Disney did representing Colombia in Encanto was something that nobody can miss.

Lin-Manuel Miranda did a beastly job on tick, tick...BOOM!, which represents his directorial debut, and add to that that Andrew Garfield does one of the best performances of the year. It is very worth it.

Just as compelling and intense as the first, A Quiet Place Part II extends the franchise that is destined to be one of the best in the history of the horror genre.

The Forever Purge is the most boring of the series, even a little worse than 1 and 4, only enthusiastic fans will enjoy it. None of the movies (including this one) I liked or seemed good to me. At least it's over.

It might not be necessary to bring Jane Levy back, but Don't Breathe 2 was a semi-failure considering how good the first one was.

James Wan returns to direct a horror film since The Conjuring 2 (2016). With new ideas, Malignant proves that he is one of the masters of modern horror.

To all the boys: Always and Forever concludes in a dignified way, while retaining some substance, this romantic comedy trilogy (for teens).

Worse than the first, but at least To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You is above average for Netflix teen movies.

The Kissing Booth 3 concludes the saga. It's the same as the other 2, full of cliches and desperate situations, at least it has the best ending, in my opinion, of the trilogy.

Only good the performance of Joey King, the more than two unjustified hours of duration of The Kissing Booth 2 do not make it something recommended for the section of films for teenagers.

With Fear Street Part Three: 1666 I conclude that this is the only horror saga (in which I have seen all his films) that has all his films at a good and / or excellent level.

Fear Street Part One: 1994 begins a refreshing saga for a dead subgenre like the slasher, very funny and bloody. Perfect!

More nostalgia, equal or even more blood, Fear Street Part Two: 1978 continues the slasher + witchcraft trilogy in the best way.

I rescue the good role of Kevin Hart in Fatherhood, however I do not omit the low quality of the comedy, and then force a dramatic final half hour. Surprised that I passed PG-13 rating considering most of the jokes.

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be, you have to give a lot of credit to Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga playing the Warrens. The lack of James Wan in the director's chair was very noticeable. At least it concludes well, in my opinion, the main saga (trilogy).

Dynamic, fast and entertaining, with some story changes to its most John Wick reference, Nobody will kick your butt more than once.

Despite having a very talented cast, the messy script makes none of them stand out enough in The Woman in the Window.

Highlighting the good acting and the handling of the camera, Run is a film that will keep your hair standing on end in many moments, despite the fact that the script does not explain some things that happen.

The Call has some great performances, as well as being haunting and shocking. However, it abounds with too many script holes that, by the end of the movie, it leaves you with more questions than answers.

The movie features some flaws in the execution, but with Rosamund Pike's funny and grim performance, I Care a Lot earns extra points. (And she just recently won the Golden Globe for best actress in a comedy or musical).

Give Mark Wahlberg good credit, without him, Spenser Confidential would be less entertaining than it was. A very inferior action comedy compared to 21 Jump Street.

I think Soul is the perfect movie to close this unforgettable forgettable 2020. Pixar has been around for years, but magic and love will never fail.

Holidate doesn't add much in the rom-com realm, and if you add nasty jokes to it, it's not a good recommendation for Christmas.

Not even the charisma of Vin Diesel makes it possible to recommend the great waste of time that was Bloodshot.

Charlize Theron's impressive performance makes The Old Guard an interesting action movie, though it doesn't add anything new to the genre.

With the help of the amazing performance of Millie Bobby Brown, Enola Holmes has a good thumbs up in crime, mystery and adventure genres.

Trolls World Tour is a very beautiful and fun animated trip, however it commits sins like many animated sequels.

Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe being the second feature film in the series, is an epic comic adventure that will fill fans of the animated series with nostalgia.

Lost Bullet is an action-adventure movie that tries to get out of the ordinary, but doesn't do it very well.

It reminded me a lot of "orphan" from 2009. Lulu Wilson does the same thing as Isabelle Fuhrman a couple of years ago. Still, Becky has the same problem as the one mentioned above: the script.

A very mediocre script and with some very funny scenes, they balance so that Think Like a Dog is neither a very bad nor a very good movie.

An unnecessary sequel if the cast is taken into account, even so, The Babysitter: Killer Queen is saved with just enough by the good mix of horror and comedy.

Extraction with the good acting of Chris Hemsworth make a good action movie, although nothing innovative by the resemblance to John Wick.

It's scarier to see "the exorcist" for the tenth time. Brahms: The Boy II does not appear to be a sequel despite what the title says.

Sabrina Carpenter keeps Work It afloat despite its predictable romance and ending.

Sergio is a rather boring drama most of the time, it is not entirely "abominable" because of the performances of the protagonists (Wagner Moura and Ana de Armas).

A good return to the Pixar that we all know and want to see. Onward is a cute funny and emotional story.