Film Review: Now You See Me
Remember that time you watched Ocean's Eleven and you thought that film was great? Well, so did the scriptwriters of Now You See Me, because the caper genre is ...
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Film Review: Man of Steel
It has been proved, over the past few years, that the best superhero films are those who focus more on the person instead of the world-saving alter ego. You ...
Film Review: The Great Gatsby
There is nothing worse than going to the cinema to watch a film with a preconceived idea, only because so many friends have told you beforehand their opinion. ...
Film Review: The Hangover Part III
They had been saying it for months in the teaser posters and the trailers: it all ended with this film. After previews in a Harry Potter style of epicness, the ...
Why Iron Man 3 Is The Best Thing Ever
A few years ago, in 2010, I went to the cinema to watch Iron Man 2, and I remember telling myself, "This cannot top the first film", "Sequels ruin everything", ...
Film Review: The Place Beyond The Pines
Overpowering. If a single word could describe this movie, that would be it. It has the script, the performances and the directing. There is nothing to miss in T...
Film Review: Oz the Great and Powerful
We live in the era of Hollywood prequels: X-Men First Class, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Hobbit... And they all seem to be much better than sequels thes...
Celebrating Shakespeare’s Birthday (and Death)
A day like yesterday, 449 years ago, in a little town called Stratford-upon-Avon, William Shakespeare was born, thus changing the course of Literature and the E...
Film Review: Song For Marion
Every person has a different way of dealing with loss. And sometimes denying reality seems the easiest thing to do. Those issues are the main subject of Song fo...
The Best Episodes for an American Dad Marathon
If you like caustic humour and shameless jokes, you obviously love American Dad. With countless witty jokes and pop culture references per minute, this show is ...
Film Review: Hansel & Gretel, Witch Hunters
Apparently, there is a moment in every talented thespian’s career when they have to make a rubbish film: that one that makes everyone think, “they could have sp...
Film Review: A Good Day To Die Hard
I'm going to confess it: I loved this film. You can roll your eyes with disappointment now, because I don't care, I enjoyed every minute of A Good Day To Die Ha...
Films You Should See in 2013, Part 3
This time, we get to that period of the year when we are most available to go to the movies, so please make sure you go and see the next films, they are really ...
Oscars Live Recap
Here it is, my live recap of tonight’s Oscars. Now I can finally get some sleep. 01: 30 Aaaand here we go!! Will MacFarlane do the typical video m...
Analyzing The Oscars
Here we go! Less than 48 hours for the biggest event in Hollywood (and in cinema). As soon as the show finishes, I will publish my live recap of the evening. ...
Film Review: Warm Bodies
In the 1950s, Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim created a modern adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It was set in New York, with natives and Pue...
Blood, Soil and Tears
Some artists paint what they see, and others pain what they feel inside. In this second group we can include Ezra Cohen, pseudonym of two Oxfordshire natives wh...
Film Review: Lincoln
Not so long ago, back in 2010, I saw this film that made me fall asleep in the cinema. It was called The American and it starred George Clooney. I never thought...
Check Out this Poster for the 85th Academy Awards!
It's now less than a month for the most awaited film awards show, and while I still have an article abouth Seth MacFarlane pending (the most awesome host since ...
New Pictures from Game of Thrones 3
This is just a sneak preview for all the die-hard fans of GoT out there (like me, I am the craziest GoT fan that I could be). Season 3 premieres on March 31st, ...
Film Review: Les Misérables
Strangely, it has taken me weeks to sit and start writing about Les Misérables. Maybe I was still digesting the movie, or maybe it was because every time I trie...
Moulin Rouge, Back To The Big Screen
Twelve years ago, Baz Luhrmann created a musical that change everyone's conception of this genre. When Moulin Rouge was released, it soon met with unconditional...
Films You Should See in 2013, Part 2
JACK THE GIANT SLAYER (22 March)
Apparently there is something going on with fairy tales that makes Hollywood film four or five a year. I...
First photo from Kick-Ass 2
It has been a three year wait for the sequel of this "super hero" film, and we will yet have to wait until July for its release. Until then, we can see the firs...
Film Review: Gangster Squad
I have discovered that the key to enjoying any film, no matter how awful it might be, is to watch it with no expectations at all. In the end, you find out that ...
Knife Guys
Jimmy Kimmel's Late Night Show is one of those TV places where you can find odd collaborations between a comedian and a respected Hollywood actor. And yet it se...
Cloud Atlas: Lots of Famous Talented Actors and a Strange Story
I have yet to go on with my instalments of Films To Watch in 2013, but for now, you can watch the trailer of Cloud Atlas. It looks really impressive and mind-bl...
Things I Do (And Don’t) Expect from Les Miz Film Adaptation
The time is now, the day is here! What I had been waiting for has finally arrived: the release of Les Misérables (even though it had already been released in ot...
FIFA Ballon D’Or 2012: A Quick Profile of the Nominees
LIONEL MESSI Achievements in 2012: Copa Del Rey with FC Barcelona. Individually, he has won the World Soccer Player of the Year, the Onze d'Or (a French ...
Films You Should See in 2013, Part 1
One year is over, another one starts, and the traditional thing to do seems to be writing a wish list, or things we want to change or improve. As far as I am co...
