Movies & TV Shows Community Highlight #877
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: @kraken99
The situation becomes increasingly tense. The characters calculate their moves and think about what the others might do. The scene is set for chaos and disaster: on one side are a couple of bandits willing to do anything with nothing to lose, and on the other, a group of people, each with different intentions and desires.
Author: @hiramdo
The relationship between Janis and Ana I like the way their empathetic sisterhood flows in the film "Parallel Mothers" is complex and evolves with powerful scenes throughout the film. At the beginning of the film, the relationship between Janis and Ana is formal. Both are single women about to give birth, but have very different personalities. Janis is a mature and independent photographer, while Ana is an unstable, frightened and insecure teenager.
Author: @yaslenysofia
Just like its predecessor, it brings with it the same production scheme: several short films that are accompanied by a musical piece and in each one, there is a break to the next one, where an actor or actress, such as Steve Martin, Itzhak Perlman, Bette Midler, among others, introduce us to the next short film to be presented, as if the spectator were taking a break from what he or she has just witnessed.
Author: @vinzie1
In these two episodes, what I want to highlight is the 8th floor where she can do anything she wants. Even if most of the other floors will agree and she can't, then, she will do anything to suffer from below. Just like when she was chosen as a bathroom floor or the trash floor, she didn't agree and instead, she made all of the lower floors suffer by not giving them any food or water.
Author: @netflixr
I think that for most modern audiences this is going to be a snooze-fest. Like many films from pre 1970 or so, things have changed so much since those times that it can prove very difficult to hold the attention of modern audiences. The acting was good for the time, but even the notion of that can evolve over time and for me, I thought that the acting was decent, but nothing worth getting super excited over. The film moves rather slowly and only about 3 major things actually ever happen during the around 2 hours of runtime.
Author: @josehany
Now I would like to add my comments and explain why I didn't like it. To begin with, the film is about those feelings of confusion that we try to address about ourselves, not knowing who you are creates a certain frustration, at the same time that it makes you vulnerable in certain aspects. Dakota tried to interpret some emotions of sadness, however, I feel like I only saw her crying in her bed. Her character was very calm, docile, I felt that she failed to express more the emotions that a person who is confused and who wants to know herself feels. Also mention that this same fact makes the movie look slow, very slow and you lose interest quickly.
Author: @soyunasantacruz
The performances, costumes, and different environments during the development of the film were extraordinary. I enjoyed all the time I watched this movie, it is one of the few I would dare to watch again because it is fun, exciting, emotional, and leaves an important message about the value of friendship, loyalty, justice, and ambition.
Author: @badbitch
On witnessing the first event of this movie which is the tragic death of Dylan Rhodes’s (Mark Buffalo) father I quickly recalled these lyrics from the song “Believer” by Imagine Dragons: My life, my love, my drive, it came from pain!
Author: @eugemaradona
This movie combines marital love with crime and the drama is unleashed from the beginning with a scene that leaves the viewer in suspense. For me this drama is phenomenally presented as the hook doesn't let you change the channel. The history begins with a detective relating a case to his soon-to-be-married daughter over an afternoon tea, warning her that marriage is until death and many things can happen in it, which are not always good.
Author: @amandaj
I always ask about the reviewed film: Why should I watch Four Good Days? If you like drama, drugs, and fact-based movies, this is for you. The story tells the story of a mother's journey with her daughter to save her over and over again. It's powerful stuff without having to see strong scenes; just the speech is enough. There are several reasons to fall into drugs, and if the environment or the family is absent, recovering health will be a difficult task but not impossible, hence the concept of Four More Days. The team has signs about the massage of starting over, such as putting together the puzzle that is located in a space in the house and the other sign: the family tree is the therapist base of the system.
Author: @davidpena21
The shocking and most important of this film are the characters they use and of course they had to be a very pretty woman and in this case they place the beautiful Anne Hathaway, who with her way of thinking and seeing things before that relationship knew how to carry and dominate everything, also with that emotion of being able to be next to that young minor. It is here where Nicholas Galitzine, is a young man who is only looking for his growth, fame and when he falls into this relationship everything takes an unexpected turn and at the same time incredible, highlighting the great connection between the two.
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.
Muchas gracias por el apoyo, saludos.
Thank you guys
Honored to be featured.
"Loving Adult", I recall seeing the trailer for this and thought "definitely trash" as Netflix is famous for promoting such, maybe I misjudged, but I simply wasn't ready to sit and watch "wife kills husband" with no good substance.
Really can't blame you for having that expectation hahah, I tend to have that feeling too whenever I see the Netflix logo. But sometimes they release a little surprise.
Muchas gracias por el apoyo 🤗
Agradecida con la comunidad por valorar mi reseña y estar mencionada junto a otros usuarios creadores de contenidos.