Bruno Lima - Edith Vila

First half is better than the second one. A great movie nonetheless.

The double entendres, the messages between the lines, the sexual innuendos, the contemporary references are all very, very clever. Worth watching.

A rather disappointing movie with a single fantastic scene with the excellent Jesse Plemmons portraying a sinister and terryfing soldier of the Western Force. That scene alone (reminiscent of Tarantino's tense and violent scenes) saves the movie from mediocrity.

Full of great, witty one-liners.

The title says it all. It's women talking the whole movie through. But it is super-engaging an thought-provoking. Another movie exposing religion for what it is: the biggest con job ever perpetrated on mankind.

Very powerful and emotional movie. Should have been nominated for best movie and best actress at the Oscars. The movie is set in 1955 but, nearly 70 years later, the same racial crimes keep happening in the USA. The only difference is that now the perpetrators are mostly police officers.

Another Spike Lee classic. Funny but extremely serious at the same time. Brilliant acting, brilliant script.The finale should make you angry and should make you cry.

If you like "Curb Your Enthusiasm", you're going to like this.