Reviews

I'd just love this screenplay, I've been searching for a story like this for a long time, a story with a strong message behind and, at the same time, containing lots of emotion in the middle. Nocturnal Animals deserves a 10 with no doubt it has just thrilled me out for the reasons I'd mention before. The parallelism between the novel (written by Edward) and the real life during the movie is just brilliant and so is the final. I don't want to reveal anything else I just wanted to give my congrats the director (Tom Ford) and all the actors whose plays were amazing, I also would like to refer that the orchestral was beautiful too so congratulations Abel Korzeniowski. I highly recommend this motion picture and advise everyone to watch it without missing any detail (this one requires it)!

I'm writing this review maybe a little too late, and probably no one will read it, however, I'll write it because Westworld deserves. Where do I start? Well, I can say in first hand this is one of my favorites TV shows ever, Jonathan Nolan is one of the greatest indeed, what a marvelous argument! All the other components that a TV Show requires to be successful are there too: fantastic cast ( and so were the plays); beautiful scenarios; an irregular fascinating time-line; a genius soundtrack and, at least, a show with the word INTENSITY as the most defining till the last episode! Westworld brings us the beautiful problem that is the human conscience and the boundaries of an artificial mind. It also criticizes our modern hypocrite society exposing what we really are behind our masks. I confess I had to watch it more than just one time to fully understand but when I finally got it, I just cried of emotion it's just a piece of art. I hope season two is coming soon.

It would be an outrage revealing any detail so I will keep myself in silence and recommend anyone who, by chance, is reading this review to watch Westworld I'm sure you'll love it!

What can I say about this one? I can not write a very positive review. I really liked Teresa Palmer's role and the rest of the plays, however I found the story too much confuse. The movie ends and we still don't know quite well who or what is Diana. At the beginning I was enjoying the argument and it gave me great expectations but during the film it gets awful, this forces me to give the movie a bad rate, still, congratulations to Teresa (who remains one of my favorites by the way) and the kid (Gabriel Bateman), it was the first time I had seen him playing and I confess that he really did a great job on his role

Ricardo Sacadura

With "The Accountant" we have the opportunity to attend not only to a good and intense action movie but also the life of someone who learns to deal with neurological limitations, a person who, on first view, couldn't ever lead a successful career. Instead, Mr. Wolff (Ben Affleck) manages to surpass himself and starts using his skills on a peculiar way leading a life quite radical and even eccentric. I also appreciated very much the leaps in time during the film that helps to understand all the factors that will construct the current personality of the protagonist character, how his father educates him and his brother in a violent mode. I've to talk about all the routine scenes too, typical of autism, in which we perceive the trend of a methodological person with Asperger Syndrome. Apart from this, and not to be exploring the story of Mr.Wolff in a spoiler way, I emphasize that I really loved the introduction of the characters of Treasure in the story, agent Medina (Cynthia Addai-Robinson) and the department head Ray King (J.K. Simons), both characters with a central role in the story. Congratulations to Anna Kendrick and Jon Bernthal by their fantastic plays too. Nothing more to say, great rate for this movie I advise anyone who enjoys a good action movie to watch "the Accountant"!

This movie has captured my curiosity not only by its synopsis but also by the fact that it is led by one of my favourite artists (and recently awarded an Oscar for best actress in a supporting role) Alicia Vikander, it was good to see the actress in her most genuine "form" by the fact that she spokes in her home language- Swedish.

The truth is that I did not knew (or knew very vaguely) Swedish cinema however, after having seen this film I can say that it have exceeded my expectations, expectations such that, I confess, were not very high given that I didn't knew the director.

What I can say is that I really loved both the argument (produced this also by Lisa Langseth) as the story developed around the same. Referring to other components of the production I can enhance the quality of the interpretations and the whole soundtrack chosen and produced for the film, soundtrack that I am listen attentively while I am writing this review.

In relation to the plot in particular I have to say that I loved it! The changes in the character of Katarina thrill anyone minimally wrapped in the story; how the protagonist excels itself leaving behind a life unworthy and unhappy to build gradually her space in society is indeed remarkable and worthy of being highlighted. To conclude I can only say that I really liked it! Excellent job of production and an argument very emotive, it is without doubt a great message and I advise anyone to watch it.

Ricardo Sacadura.