Cris Coach

Besides the superior acting of two strong personality artists, the subject though romanticized brings out the urgent need for everyone to reflect on what really matters to each and everyone of us - and it’s different indeed for everyone, so be it - then… once everyone finds a personal answer, it may take a while… well then make it a precious personal goal to appreciate whatever it is, somehow before our game is over 🧘‍♂️ it’s in our hands and it special have to cost money 😎

Provocative as it makes you understand the feeling of being a slave and reflect about the vicious human nature.

Del Toro surely is a fan of Star Wars initial movie universe as well as Blade Runner first movie scenery… he should be asked to film one of the Star Wars or Blade Runner sequence or just be given a carte blanche to produce his fantastic imaginary world that fits our lost inner child 🙌🏻

Since her first appearance in the movie it is obvious that Meryl Streep’s performance is worth the focus and appreciation of this movie, no matter how consistent is the rest. I personally think she would deserve better actors on her side, but hey who cares she gave a lesson to all new actors about engagement and commitment. As for the plot it is secondary even though it points out to the cruel and sadistic nature of human beings when they are led by fanatic beliefs.

If you ever felt willing to question the way we live in this post modern western society but you never went deep in your thoughts, then you may like going on this journey for a couple of hours.

Prima. Ótimo. Parfait. Perfekt. Perfecto. This is what acting, filming and story telling are about. It’s not about money, it’s about soul, culture and human portraying. If you liked watching “The fabulous Destiny of Amelie Poulain” from Jeunet, you will appreciate this. By the way they use the same beautiful music of my fellow Belgian author Yann Tiersen “Comptine d’un autre été » and from my point of view they use the same way of portraying their characters, a bit childish, a bit extravagant, and thus so very much human.

If you like movie art and you are familiar with the history of movies, you only can appreciate this classic. It looks like a poetry and at the same time an academic work that reveres great movies makers throughout history. A classic. No popcorn needed or soda.

Telling like it is! Sweet for exposing the humanity we often don’t have the courage to see in others and in ourselves. Bitter for painting sarcastically our endemic flaws as human beings, the ones we can’t stand to see either. Perfectly Imperfect as we are. The best for me is… and i only got it while watching it again… the narrator and thus the narrative DOES NOT JUDGE the people they introduce us… it just so beautifully PAINTS THEM… and so I guess Viewers may feel compelled to either JUDGE them as our society teaches us to do… well i prefer to just Respectfully Observe, Listen and See if i Can learn something from them… and with this open mind I eventually do learn about me. Oh I’m still watching it and now i see the resemblance of story telling and filming with “Fargo” or “Nomads Land” or “Sideways” or “American Beauty” it’s about painting humanity

If you are familiar with being different and struggling for being accepted as you are, being supported by the love of your close ones… well this is for you and me.

Finalmente uma película sarcástica, de humor negro o será que simplesmente és realista y honesta sobre lá condición human… cuando dejamos de soñar, borrachos de tanta romanticismo sobre la vida, será que vemos la vida com ela es? pues puede ser que sea así.