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Which electrical system will light up the United States? Westinghouse and Tesla’s AC system, or Edison and Insull’s DC? A great story capable of illuminating the steps of future entrepreneurs on how to deal with the government, the financiers and the great public of their future innovations, however the script does not have a point of gravity, runs around many attractors and ends up as an Internet search with many keywords.

A great Villeneuve´s film that evidences a much bigger film that is the original Blade Runner. I have rarely had the opportunity to witness a sequence that both explains and enhances its predecessor. Hollywood in its anxiety to make sequels and copies that guarantee box office successes could learn from 2049, Copolla's "The Godfather Part II" or Irvin Kershner´s "The Empire Strikes Back" and experience more undiluted and better content "Parts II" or "Episodes VII", for example. 2049 teaches us that you can be "fruit and original", to be "part and principle" where all the best sequences of the film, design and music are an homage to everything we learned from Ridleys Scott´s Blade Runner. After all, even in 2049, the apple must does not fall far from the tree.

The TOP3 : 1 - ROGUE ONE; 2 - STAR WARS (Yes, it is! the one and only Star Wars); 3 - THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK. And the rest? WIPE THEM OUT, ALL OF THEM!

OUTSTANDING ! Mad Max: Fury Road is an opera in four acts by George Miller, what he does in this film is pure art, there is no other way to describe. Miller gives a lesson in how to keep a movie in full motion without missing a beat or consistency. It adds up to a stranger and stunning scenery, with a distorted vision of society that goes deep into human despair; maybe a little stimulated by Miller in fact also be a doctor, something that can offer a person a more worrying vision and clarified on many aspects of life. It explores what's more sinister and ugly in human nature without being deprived by fear that can shock weaker hearts with your images. Mad Max does not want to wave it on our own. Insanity is the concept.