"The world of love wants no monsters in it"
I don't even know what to say about this movie...
It's incredibly beautiful and one of the most romantic movies I've seen. It's also so dark and brooding, so vulnerable and tender... it's astonishing, and I loved every aspect of it. Bones and All completely tore me apart, and I believe this is now my favorite film of the year.
It's gory, it's violent, but I feel that the story is…
There's a very pure and gripping feeling of uncertainty that surrounds this film. Something unsteady but hopeful; it's happy, it's depressing, it's angry, and very intimate, it feels like a perfect portrait of life as a couple, and the struggles of trying to conceive. It's a movie that lingers in each thought and sentiment, in the passage of time and the struggle, and I just found it fantastic how sincere it feels, and that ending is perfect.
I'm Colombian, so this was one of my most expected releases ever since it was first announced, and I'm glad to say it was an absolute delight. It's lively, colorful, I loved all of the characters equally (although Luisa and Mirabel are my queens), and the music was nice and really authentic, even if it wasn't the highlight for me. It was refreshing to see a Disney movie that has some elements from the studio's classic formula with a story…
Los reyes del mundo es quizá una de las producciones colombianas más impresionantes que he visto, una película increíblemente bella y desgarradora, un poderoso retrato de la juventud que busca un futuro y un lugar al que pertenecer.
La película de Laura Mora se debate entre la cruda realidad de un país despiadado y violento, y el eterno sueño, la eterna fantasía de poder reclamar lo perdido. Hay aquí instantes detenidos en el tiempo, perfectos momentos de inocencia y de…
