MOVIES
The best living returns to “Annabelle Comes Home”
By GalaTView Staff
Full of chaos, horror and fear “Annabelle Comes Home” from director and writer Gary Dauberman comes at home with more havoc, paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren lock the possessed doll in the artifacts room in their house. But when the doll awakens the room’s evil spirits, it soon becomes an unholy night of terror for the couple’s 10-year-old daughter, her friends and their young baby sitter.
Few scenes are with a curse, hunting and deep fear of the victims. All related to the doll which is the scariest sequel of the white horror along with all other entire artifacts. Cast is very well selected particularly for their performances full of scares, tension, thrills and shocks.
A particular zombie’s genre in “The Dead Don’t Die”
By GalaTView staff
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This film is Jarusch’s signature move where the amusing and the annoying facts are part of this master piece.
Director Jim Jarmusch, reflects many intentions in “The Dead don’t Die.” The greatest zombie is Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton, Chloë Sevigny, Steve Buscemi, Danny Glover, Caleb Landry Jones, Rosie Perez, Iggy Pop, Sara Driver, RZA, Selena Gomez, Carol Kane, Austin Butler, Luka Sabbat and Tom Waits. This one has real thrills and laughs about dead in a cynical manner with fair addition in terms of zombie comedy and dry humor. Definitely, you will be entertained despite the bodies on graves in Zombieland.
From the ashes returns the film “X Men Dark Phoenix”
By GalaTView Staff
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Marvel Studios like to use the same formula for all its movies and this is not an exception. The story begins with some characters, Jean Grey, as she evolves into the iconic Dark Phoenix. During a life-threatening rescue mission in space, Jean is hit by a cosmic force that transforms her into one of the most powerful mutants of all. Wrestling with this increasingly unstable power as well as her own personal demons, Jean spirals out of control, tearing the X-Men family apart and threatening to destroy the very fabric of our planet. The film is the most intense and emotional X-Men movie ever made. It is the culmination of 20 years of X-Men movies, as the family of mutants and thrilling action sequences. Definitely, all mysterious aliens, begin to act out, splintering the team to breaking point so makes a film full of emotions, psychological violence, and redemption.
Hunting feelings in “Too late to die young”
By GalaTView.com staff
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An interaction with real people with different social rules is coming to LA in “Too Late to Die Young” (Tarde para morir joven) A Spanish spoken language film from director Dominga Sotomayor Castillo. Everything starts with the starring trans actor Demian Hernández—who has transitioned since production—in the role of Sofía, and inspired by the director’s own childhood, the third feature by Sotomayor (Thursday till Sunday, Mar) is set in 1990, when Chile transitioned to democracy. Political change, however, seems a world away for 16-year-old Sofía, who lives far off the grid in a mountain enclave of artists and bohemians.
There are some scenes are entirely without dialogue and almost mirror each other between the main characters. Definitely, silence is the best dialogue because is full of nostalgia. This film reminds you an unusual childhood full of ups and downs of emotions situated on an emotional precipice.
