Movies & TV Shows Community Highlight #823
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Each week, our Moderators will monitor the posts within the Movies and TV Shows Community and handpick the ones that are believed to stand out under numerous factors: post quality, length, and subject.
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Author: @netflixr
This isn't going to change your life all that much but as far as animated films are concerned this is one of the better family-friendly ones that I have seen in a long time. Kids and adults will enjoy this and because it is devoid of any sort of Netflix indoctrination message that they seem to want to include in everything that they do, I think that most people will seriously enjoy it. I give it my stamp of approval!
Author: @aaalviarez
Perhaps what I would rate with low numbers would be some stereotypes that persist. For example, that tender character that seeks to move the audience is easy to spot. Also, the fact of having a small character that doesn't seem to be what he appears to be seems to be copied from other characters that we have already seen in previous movies from that studio.
Author: @elizabeths14
Trust is a fundamental and missing piece in this film, Ruby's mother is super overprotective, she has her with thousands of cares and rules so that the world, where she decided that her family would live, do not discover what they really are and therefore they must live hiding their true selves, in order to fit in there. But that's not all, she is so overprotective that she doesn't trust her own daughter and this leads her not to tell complete truths, so as not to say that she told lies.
Author: @yennysferm71
The Dragon design. He was impressive and his movements were very organic, so to speak. It has a distinctive element and that is that this Dragon speaks and communicates with Elodie at all times, but they did this very well, it was something that could have gone very wrong and even comical, but it was really done with a lot of professionalism, and it is a fact Although it is surprising at first, it later feels quite normal.
Author: @go-kyo
It is also good to see many of the great figures in Japanese history from the Meiji and Taisho eras, who are active in their respective fields of expertise, trying to protect and develop Tokyo. However, since this is a film adaptation of a novel, it still seems to feel like an "abridged" version from those who have read the original novel. I have not read the novel myself, but I certainly felt that something was left out. The many characters in the story are told from their own perspectives, and there are many scene changes, which may have made the story more difficult to understand. Without knowledge of Japanese history or Yin-Yang-Do, it is even more difficult to understand the story.
Author: @erigm
The visual section is quite captivating, I loved the contrast that everything was in black and white while Bella remained captive and will pass to color when she was released, but they were not normal colors, they were very vivid, as if they wanted to put the vision of how children perceive colors, everything so full of life. It also has some stunning scenes to see, the truth is that visually it is a marvel, the camera lens seems to accompany the experience very well.
Author: @eldiariodelys
At the same time, I love the mix between politics and religion, since the external battle is for political and economic ends, but there is an internal battle guided by faith. The belief in the coming of a messiah, who will save the people from the wilderness; not everyone shares this vision, and you can feel the civil tension in the unfolding of the story. Therefore, Dune is not only a film with remarkable visual effects, but it has a deep and well-developed plot at its core.
Author: @iuliapetit2711
Although the photography is relatively simple, I really like it and it has a color palette that works quite well. Although the story also seemed simple to me and has some flaws in my opinion, I found it pleasant and I think it's an ideal movie to pass the time because although it may be the typical movie that mixes romance and fantasy, it also has a touch of comedy which makes it passable. I liked Lindsay's character, although at first Maddie seemed like a fool to let Paul take the credit for her work because she was secretly in love with him, and also envious when she saw that her best friend was marrying Paul so she didn't mind making that wish lightly and thinking only of her, I liked that in the end she realized the mistake she made and did everything possible to undo the wish because she realized that Paul really isn't for her, and that James is the love of her life even though at first she didn't give in and was determined to marry Paul. And I also liked that at the end of the movie Maddie gave her work the value she deserved and didn't agree to let Paul take all the credit.
Author: @soldierofdreams
I'm not used to seeing Adam Sandler as a dramatic actor, perhaps because most of his performances are for comedy films: basic, wacky, awkward comedies, etc. When I saw that he was starring in this feature film and that he would also play a man with strong existential problems, I became curious and ironic: could Sandler prove that he is talented enough to give us a memorable character? I kept the doubt for quite a long time until I decided to see the movie. I must admit that I was quite skeptical.
Author: @gabsartbook
Let's talk a little about the plot, the film introduces us to the life of Thérèse Raquin who after being orphaned is taken by her father to live with her aunt and her cousin who is sick, after spending almost all her life being repressed and ordered by her aunt to take care of her cousin the latter decides to join them in marriage and in turn move to Paris to start a business, When Thérèse arrives she realizes that her life is based on taking care of her now sick husband, taking care of her aunt and taking care of the business and tired and frustrated she decides to start a secret affair with an old family friend and it is here where her life begins to be consumed from love to hate.
Author: @florecitamejias
Sharing. I found this argument interesting because we are social beings, but where are we taking this sharing? We live behind a phone, pc, tablet, virtual meetings, we don't even know our neighbours, we share little with our family, we are busy all day long and this limits us because psychologically it isolates us and closes us in our circle. It is incredible how people share, cook, have activities in common or just visit each other and this makes them have interaction, companionship, feel loved, motivated and this translates into the release of hormones of happiness, joy, pleasure, which keeps us young. Perhaps that frustration and bitterness that we carry daily is because we do not share enough with the environment, who would say?🤔. It is important how in some countries measures are being taken to bring the elderly closer to their relatives, so go and watch the documentary 😉.
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