Category: Torrent

47/21

When Momo and Okarun’s beliefs begin to clash, they are thrown into a world of ghosts, aliens, and awakened powers.

50/40

More than a decade after the original series aired, Netflix is ​​reviving the “Queer Eye” franchise. Swapping the concrete jungle of New York City for other parts of the United States, the show features a new Fab Five and a new setting. The fashion experts often build relationships with men and women who hold beliefs that differ from their own, creating moments of social commentary with fashion advice. Advising those looking to make lifestyle changes is food and wine expert Antony Porowski, interior designer Bobby Burke, beauty consultant Jonathan Van Ness, fashion designer Tan France and culture expert Karamo Brown, who reality TV fans may recognize as one of the housemates on “The Real World: Philadelphia.” David Collins, who created the original show, serves as executive producer.

42/20

Season 1 covers the first 30 chapters of Wool—the book has 82 chapters

Men and women live in a massive underground silo and believe there are certain rules in place to protect them from the toxic and broken world above. Whether they’re exploring the stars, escaping dystopias, or making the world a better place, these women embody the essence of science fiction.

This rotation neither pushes nor sucks air in

In several episodes, the floor fans rotate in the wrong direction relative to the orientation of the blades. Featured on WatchMojo: Top 10 Must-Watch TV Shows of 2023 (2023).

It’s refreshing to have multi-dimensional characterization in a science fiction series

The Silo’s carefully and brilliantly designed set is complemented by stellar acting, particularly from Rebecca Ferguson. Bringing the Silo’s sense of age and crumbling social stratification so vividly to life is quite an achievement.

I hope season 2 combines such talented production values, acting and writing

A good book basis doesn’t necessarily guarantee a good film or series, but in this case the series itself is an exceptional achievement. Rebecca Ferguson is outstanding in this film, as she was in Dune 2, and it will be worth it.

Tim Robbins brings the character of Bernard Holland to life brilliantly

Again, please!

12/50

Immerse yourself in Da Vinci’s house in this VR puzzle adventure. Solve complex puzzles, find hidden objects and escape rooms while embodying the spirit of the Renaissance. Use your wits to find out what caused your host to disappear.

36/42

The action takes place during the Summer Olympic Games of 1972 in Munich. September 5 tells about a team of American sports broadcasters who quickly adapted from sports reports to live broadcast of Israeli athletes taken hostage. Through this lens, the film gives a fresh look at the live broadcast, which at the time was watched by approximately one billion people around the world…

40/19

Four talented alien musicians are kidnapped by a record producer who disguises them as humans and has them reprogrammed to forget their real identities and play soulless corporate pop as The Crescendolls.

23/36

Set in the desert bordering Colombia and Venezuela, where gasoline smugglers known as “pimpineros” risk their lives transporting illegal fuel from one country to another, the film follows Juan (Alejandro Speitzer). He is the youngest of a clan of three brothers involved in this dangerous profession, as he is forced to work for a sinister rival. Determined to uncover the chilling secrets that shroud this no-man’s land, Juan’s girlfriend, Diana (Laura Osma), embarks on a quest for the truth.

21/14

A grieving therapist begins to break the rules by telling his clients exactly what he thinks.

40/27

With a budget estimated in EUR429 million, The Count of Monte Cristo is the most expensive French film of 2024

After escaping from an island prison where he spent 14 years for being wrongly accused of state treason, Edmond Dantès returns as the Count of Monte Cristo to exact revenge on the men who betrayed him..

Featured in La grande semaine: Episode #113 (2024)

When Albert watches Hydee sing and play the guitar, it is very obvious that she is not even touching the strings half of the time..

It is always tricky to approach something as complex as this novel and try to get a coherent movie that features all the plots, and sub-plots, and sub-sub-plots, let alone book accurate charactersI enjoyed the Richard Chamberlain TV movie, and the 2002 film despite some wholesale plot chopping in both

Even the 1998 6 hour 23 minute miniseries couldn't do the complete story and that's been my definite adaptation for the last 25 years.The point being that to fit into 3 hours it was clear that some plot-lines were going to axed, characters changed and a streamlining of the narrative.It then becomes a case of whether it was done in a way that allows those who don't already know the story, those who may have read the book three or four times, and all those in between to enjoy it.Clearly the producers understood the underlying themes and (apart from one quibble I had which I'm not going to post as a spoiler) did great service to the original and still managed to include some sub-plots I thought they were going to cut out.Of course, if you're a purist who hated Lord of the Rings because Peter Jackson changed characters and aspects from a 100% faithful adaptation of the book then you aren't going to like this either.Totally entertained and it never once felt like a 3 hour film.It also has a great soundtrack, the reprise of which had me stay for the whole credits.

23/27

A short spell

A child follows Emma on her journey to learn how to communicate with the spirit of a girl, Uxoa, who has been trapped for centuries in a hermit’s hut, so she tries to get Carol, a skeptical psychic, to help her. A suspenseful, scary, melancholic, suffocating fantasy thriller with hints of a ghost story. A supernatural thriller full of scary action, suspense, chills and a lot of scares; Some are, however, confusing and inexplicable, the causes of some terrible events are never well explained. The film presents a fictional story of the social reality that plagues a small town. It begins with a seemingly historical prologue about a plague, a chapel where the sick are confined, and a regiment of beaked birds, but it is a recreation of the small town’s annual celebration, when the chapel, believed to be haunted by little Uxoa, is opened.

A thrilling, mysterious film, full of suspense, thrills, chills, red herrings, creepy twists

The child follows Emma (Maia Zaitegi) to learn how to communicate with a girl, Uxoa, who has been trapped in a hermit’s cave for centuries, so she tries to get Carol (Belén Rueda), a skeptic and pseudo-psychic, to help her. The latter is literally scarred from her childhood when her real-life medium mother seemed more interested in the ghost of a local little girl than her own daughter. It’s a worthy and worthy film, with plenty of not-always-sympathetic, deeply human and relatable protagonists. . It’s a haunting film, with a disturbing sense of terror and an ominous atmosphere as threatening creatures appear.

It fades as the recording progresses, preventing us from talking about a gem like ‘Cerdita’

The mystery begins to unfold step by step until the surprising finale, a sentimental ghost story with serious, dreamy tones similar to “The Orphanage” or “Pan’s Labyrinth”, but with a typical female focus. It is a gripping drama whose interest wanes as the tiresome accumulation of supposedly frightening elements increases. Although ¨La Ermita ¨Cerdita¨¨ focuses solely on terror, many things confirm Pereda as a key figure in the current horror and fantasy genre. One is his first foray into genre cinema: he does not hesitate to bet on fantasy, adding personal drama. Despite this, Pereda manages to make a film that is more than worthy, but weaker than the previous one.

la colmena (The Spirit of the Beehive)

Pereda is a passionate lover of the Gothic, he enjoys the trappings of Spanish horror, although he does not really make a horror film. It became a decent and decent film, but not remarkable. In the lead roles, Belén Rueda gives a beautiful acting performance in her usual style, an actress expert in mystery and horror films such as The Eyes of Julian, The Orphanage, No dormirás, Durante la tormenta, The Pact, Orbita 9 and The Body. In fact, Belén Rueda is the closest Spain has to a horror heroine or a “Scream Queen”, and alongside her is the excellent prodigy Maia Zaitegi, who recalls the young Ana Torrent in Cria Cuervos or El espiritu dessa. The film Professionally directed by Carlota Pereda, who is clearly a talented writer and filmmaker.

A women’s drama with a similar tone to the genre, this is another solid showcase of Pereda’s talent

Winner of the 2023 Sitges Film Festival Official Film Section (out of competition) and the 2023 Goya Award (Spain): nominated for Best Special Effects. Her first film was the much better ¨Cerdita¨, based on the Goya Award winner for Best Short Film, Carlota Pereda, winner of the 2018 Goya Award for Best Short Film, starring Laura Galán. . Rating: 5.5/10.