Hello! As part of our ongoing efforts to improve both interaction and curation in the Movies and TV Shows Community, this post is one of many to highlight and boost members of the past week that have posted what we believe is exceptional content.

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Each week, our Moderators will monitor the posts within the Movies and TV Shows Community and handpick the ones that are believed to stand out under numerous factors: post quality, length, and subject.

There are no entry requirements, and this is not a contest, but simply a roundup intended to provide additional exposure to all of you for your efforts. Just have fun posting in the Movies & TV Shows Community and five or more posts will be chosen frequently.

Author: @lauracraft

If you are looking for a horror movie about sharks, this movie is not the one for you, but if you are looking for a shark movie where you can even cry in the process without worrying about the horror genre, this is the one for you, as this film will play with your emotions in such a strong way that you will end up crying with at least one scene.

Author: @cristiancaicedo

Over the course of a little more than an hour and a half we will see Victoria deal with these three men, in addition to attending therapy, having sexual encounters with unknown men, abusing substances and drinking, and carrying out the defense in a controversial case in which two of the witnesses are animals, a dog and a monkey. A situation that would drive anyone crazy, so it is not surprising that after spinning in that intense spiral, Victoria ends up hitting rock bottom.

Author: @promete0sz

I totally recommend this film because Ryan Reynolds really is a genius in breaking the fourth wall to tell us the truths we deserve because Fox was a good Universe, one that deserved to be saved and we didn't even mourn him when he died despite everything he gave us. Deadpool is a messiah to resurrect that Lazarus called Fox and make him walk back before us, watch the film and enjoy it, in the video you will hear an extended and detailed idea of everything I just wrote.

Author: @sofiaquino98

Perhaps one of the most disconcerting situations when emigrating is the question, why don't they elect another government, why didn't they do anything to change the situation in the country? I could never give a coherent answer to this, there was only the smell of tear gas and sounds of guns in my head. And terror, uncertainty, anxiety, pain....

Author: @jessuses1381

Matt Reeves is a director I had some faith in, and I think he has managed to deliver something really exciting and above all refreshing. The first thing that struck me was the atmosphere. This one is dark and you can really feel how oppressive Gotham City is. It's made clear that this isn't about a glitzy metropolis or a futuristic city, as we've managed to see in some other adaptations. It's a city that really feels decadent, you notice that it's corrupt to the core, and where even the rain never seems to stop, having the atmosphere and the city of such a dark tone that it's gloomy. The cinematography is simply spectacular, it creates a noir style atmosphere that immerses you completely in this world, also Robert Pattinson I feel delivered a great performance as Bruce Wayne, as we are not presented with the classic millionaire playboy we are used to, but we are shown a tormented young man, consumed by his mission to avenge the death of his parents and clean the streets of Gotham of crime.

Author: @elizpc

Sadly, that voice changed! At this point, you think, "but, poor kid, it seemed like he was a magnet for misfortune." Anyone would have been discouraged to go through so much over and over again. But, always with that resilient attitude, he was looking for ways to do, to learn, to practice. At this time she started studying law and to support herself and pay for her studies, she got a job in a bar playing the piano and singing as well. Although his voice was not the same, he decided to take the advice of his school friend and sing without listening to himself. He only sang to please the environment.

Author: @david.dicotomia

However, even though the story doesn't hold up, the characters are forgettable and there isn't a single memorable line, I found the director's personality interesting. There are no quick cuts here. To direct our attention, M Naight's daughter. Shyamalan. Play with depth and focus. Focusing on the person speaking and everything else is blurry, out of focus. This is cool, the game with focus replaces a classic cut to focus on the person speaking in the foreground or something like that. But the camera movement that I fell in love with was this: The shot begins looking at the protagonist (turning her back to the glass, breaking one of the stupid rules without any consequences...) and the camera rotates on its own axis 360 degrees, revealing to us a creature in the forest and then ending up where it started, only now something changed. The protagonist is not on the sofa, but standing. This happens once again when the protagonist and madam are in danger. Here the camera slowly pans up, reveals a creature and then returns to where it started but nothing is the same. The lady is covering the protagonist's mouth and this is simply brilliant. The thickness of the film is pretty standard, but every time Ishiana Night Shamalan poetized with the camera it caught me. Only in those moments did I feel that the film was alive, that the director had something to say. Maybe his style is what prevented me from doing anything else while I left the movie as white noise in the background. And I think that's why I'm already waiting for a new movie from this girl. I just hope it's not the sequel to this story.

Congratulations to everyone that was chosen, and thank you to everyone posting in Movies and TV Shows! We look forward to the next report and highlighting even more of you.