Amongst his filmography, acclaimed Chilean director, Pablo Larraín, has managed to deep dive and capture the psyche of real-life figures with his biopics. In Jackie, he explores the grief and trauma of Jaqueline Kennedy following the assassination of her husband, John F. Kennedy. Moreover, in Spencer, Larraín provides an intimate portrayal of Princess Diana during… Read More El Conde: Larraín takes a bite out of the horror genre
Since 2004, audiences have witnessed McCall’s journey from a haunted past to a vigilante present. Yet, after investing in his story for so many years, there’s an inevitable question: was the trilogy’s conclusion satisfying enough? Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Also Known for Training Day), The Equalizer 3 follows Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) as he finds… Read More The Equalizer 3: Is it a satisfying farewell?
Whether it was the preferred cartoon for a lazy Sunday morning, having imaginary battles with your favorite action figures, to seeing the comic books in your local bookstore; Since 1984, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” (TMNT) have always been in the presence of kids one way or another. The popularity of this franchise is massive and… Read More Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: An exciting reintroduction for the franchise
Given the massive popularity of some Disney Park attractions, it should come as no surprise that the studio will take advantage of them and adapt the most well-known rides into big-budget films. With the release of The Haunted Mansion starring Eddie Murphy 20 years ago, this nostalgic movie was guaranteed to get a reboot. Directed… Read More Haunted Mansion (2023): A getaway to the horror genre for kids
When you think about Puerto Rico, your first thought could be their beautiful beaches in Rincón. Maybe you’re a food enthusiast, and you want to check out the variety of fried delicacies in Piñones. Or if you’re feeling a little festive, you’ll want to stay during Christmas, where they celebrate the longest holiday season. But… Read More San Juan: Más allá de las murallas: A look into the past
Note: The film “Unhinged” will be available today on Caribbean Cinemas for showing. If you are interested in seeing it, please follow the precautionary measures, social distancing and always remember to wear your mask. Unhinged is a 2020 psychological thriller that takes the concept of “road rage” to the next level. Rachel (Caren Pistorius) is running… Read More unhinged: next level road rage (movie review)
Directed by Alex Cox, Tombstone Rashomon retells the story of the 1881 O.K. Corral Gunfight. Through time we have seen this recreation in several tv shows and films. As a way to differentiate from his peers, the director has taken a different route and took inspiration from 1950’s famous Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon. He used the… Read More Alex Cox’s western film, Tombstone Rashomon (Movie review)
Every year Hollywood brings an obligatory cop thriller movie to the market and this year is 21 Bridges. Produced by the Russo Brothers, this film stars Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther) as detective Andre Davis and he’s on a manhunt for cop killers. Andre begins to uncover a massive conspiracy that links his fellow police officers… Read More Another generic cop movie : 21 Bridges (movie review)
Through the years we have seen different versions and stories of batman’s favorite arc nemesis Joker. From Jared Leto to Heath Ledger, each portrayal is unique and memorable in their own way. Now 2019 and it’s Joaquin Pheonix turn to be added to the list. Directed by Todd Phillips, Joker is set in the 1980s and tells… Read More A haunting portrayal of the Joker (non-spoiler movie review)
“In the end, the son suffers from the sins of the father” Outer space; the expanse that exists beyond earth a million miles away. It is full of unknown mysteries left to be found. Leaving the opportunity to the creative mind to imagine countless scenarios. 2001 a space odyssey, Gravity, Interstellar; all of these movies exploring… Read More A visual voyage with Ad Astra (movie review)
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