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Natalie Portman has a different shade in her expression. Her face is a faithful litmus test of the woman’s different inner impulses. Cinema arrives to fill the injustices of politics and journalism, arriving as the definitive balance of a life.
Natalie Portman has a different shade in her expression. Her face is a faithful litmus test of the woman’s different inner impulses.
Cinema arrives to fill the injustices of politics and journalism, arriving as the definitive balance of a life.
Watch Jackie to experience Natalie Portman's unforgettable portrayal and explore the nuanced layers of grief and politics.
Sully is the fully successful version of American Sniper: though they appear very different, both films tell the same story, which is evidently very dear to the octogenarian director. It’s always about the numbers of lives, saved or taken; from a very cynical point of view, they are both aces at what they do.
Sully is the fully successful version of American Sniper: though they appear very different, both films tell the same story, which is evidently very dear to the octogenarian director.
It’s always about the numbers of lives, saved or taken; from a very cynical point of view, they are both aces at what they do.
Discover Clint Eastwood’s Sully and witness a moving tribute to ordinary heroism—watch now and see heroism from a new perspective.
Gibson is relentless in showing us all the horror, the mangled bodies, the nightmare nights, the degradation of the human figure. As if to say: ‘We Americans even had someone in our army who saved 70 comrades, how cool are we.’
Gibson is relentless in showing us all the horror, the mangled bodies, the nightmare nights, the degradation of the human figure.
As if to say: ‘We Americans even had someone in our army who saved 70 comrades, how cool are we.’
Discover the raw intensity of Hacksaw Ridge’s war scenes and decide if its patriotic ending resonates with you.
La La Land is the civil, romantic, bourgeois version of Whiplash, which was something wild, neurotic, adolescent. La La Land is a film made to please, undeniably, with great craftsmanship in tailors, set designers, and various technicians.
La La Land is the civil, romantic, bourgeois version of Whiplash, which was something wild, neurotic, adolescent.
La La Land is a film made to please, undeniably, with great craftsmanship in tailors, set designers, and various technicians.
Discover the beauty and flaws of La La Land—watch the film and dive into this detailed review!
I’ve listened to Sultan’s Curse so many times in the last 24 hours, and I haven’t gotten tired of it at all. It’s a meaner, tighter, and more hammering version of the previous record.
I’ve listened to Sultan’s Curse so many times in the last 24 hours, and I haven’t gotten tired of it at all.
It’s a meaner, tighter, and more hammering version of the previous record.
Listen to 'Sultan’s Curse' and discover Mastodon's sharp, intense evolution; dive into Emperor of Sand with us!
"Amanda Lear caught me off guard and now I can’t do without it." "The album is particularly fresh; the alternation between an increasingly affected Bianconi and an increasingly ethereal Bastreghi is calibrated in a truly precise manner."
"Amanda Lear caught me off guard and now I can’t do without it."
"The album is particularly fresh; the alternation between an increasingly affected Bianconi and an increasingly ethereal Bastreghi is calibrated in a truly precise manner."
Listen to Baustelle's L'amore e la violenza and experience their innovative synth pop with memorable melodies and thought-provoking lyrics.
Compared to Silence, other films from recent Scorsese seem like mere exercises in style. This film is about mankind, portraying faith on the brink yet ready to renew itself.
Compared to Silence, other films from recent Scorsese seem like mere exercises in style.
This film is about mankind, portraying faith on the brink yet ready to renew itself.
Discover Martin Scorsese's Silence and dive into a cinematic journey about faith, suffering, and humanity—watch and reflect today!
Spielberg’s choice is criticizable, but it’s also with obviously minor films like this that the quality of his cinematic vision is demonstrated. With The BFG, the filmmaker decided to show without hypocrisy this childlike side of himself.
Spielberg’s choice is criticizable, but it’s also with obviously minor films like this that the quality of his cinematic vision is demonstrated.
With The BFG, the filmmaker decided to show without hypocrisy this childlike side of himself.
Discover the magic and charm of Spielberg’s The BFG—watch now and experience its unique childlike wonder!
Maybe I did not sing well, but I sang. Stephen Frears uses all his experience to deliver a deeply balanced, solid work without needing to blare it out.
Maybe I did not sing well, but I sang.
Stephen Frears uses all his experience to deliver a deeply balanced, solid work without needing to blare it out.
Discover the heart and humor of Florence Foster Jenkins through Stephen Frears' masterful direction—watch the film and experience its rich performances today!
The chatter never stops, it continues its cycle, and meanwhile, the truly important topics slip away, constantly postponed. Dolan shatters space and time, once again, and transforms the events of half a day into existential mechanics, into symbols that summarize the meanings of entire lives.
The chatter never stops, it continues its cycle, and meanwhile, the truly important topics slip away, constantly postponed.
Dolan shatters space and time, once again, and transforms the events of half a day into existential mechanics, into symbols that summarize the meanings of entire lives.
Discover the ambitious family drama by Xavier Dolan—read the full review and explore the film’s rich yet flawed layers.
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