@sonoramaribera 90 minutes to get the bracelet (poor organization). Bono VIP is not worth it (same prices than standard ticket, no shadowed areas at all, scarcity of seats). Probably the worst program in the last 15 years. Sad progress. #SR25#SonoramaRibera
The creator (2023) by Gareth Edwards. Fourth sci-fi movie from Edwards and likely his biggest failure. Collosal tale against AI which shares ideas from Blomkamp’s District 9 and Scott's Blade Runner. Your thoughts are lost in the fireworks where the message is diluted #thecreator
Evil Eye (2022) by Isaac Ezban. After few trials with sci-fi, Ezban delivers an enternaining sample of Mexican folklore mixed with modern horror. Worth to see the performance of the two young actresses. #evileye
The price we pay (2022) by Ryuhei Kitamura. Horror movie played by a notable cast (Stephen Dorff & Emile Hirsch) who stop in a farm after robbing a pawn shop. Non-pretentious film for gore genre fans. #thepricewepay
All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) by Edward Berger. Anti-war adaptation of 1929 Erich Maria Remarque’s novel. The film navigates through the humanity and inhumanity of the 1WW in the western border of Germany narrated by a youngster who evolves from heroism to brutality.
Cocaine Bear (2023) by Liz Banks. A combination of a slasher comedy and a shameless thriller, all surrounded by curious characters: Norwegian campers, crazy rangers, naughty kids, harmless policemen and Ray Liotta. It reads "based on a true story". Hard to believe. #cocainebear
Soft & quiet (2022) by Beth de Araújo. On her debut Beth filmed in one-take, quite popular recently in non-commercial movies, an unrestful portrait of the "Daughters for Aryan Unity", a nazi club of moms. The horror drama became predictable, but notable effort. #soft&quiet