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Do (Cine)As You Please.
An excessive, defiant, exaggerated, politically incorrect film, at times coarse and over the top, which has some moments of fatigue due to the excess of "messages" that the director insists on imparting, but which can only appeal to those who love to be amazed and astonished by things that are finally original and not seen and seen again in cinema. Discover the review
An excessive, defiant, exaggerated, politically incorrect film, at times coarse and over the top, which has some moments of fatigue due to the excess of "messages" that the director insists on imparting, but which can only appeal to those who love to be amazed and astonished by things that are finally original and not seen and seen again in cinema.
“Red State” is the work that revived Kevin Smith’s career, as well as his most devastating, alienating and spiteful opus, which traced a new thriller-influenced course of which the recent "Tusk" is also an emanation. Discover the review
“Red State” is the work that revived Kevin Smith’s career, as well as his most devastating, alienating and spiteful opus, which traced a new thriller-influenced course of which the recent "Tusk" is also an emanation.
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