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#thedailyscreen

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Reseña #SpiderManBrandNewDay CON SPOILERS🚨
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day es un gran improvement de lo que Marvel nos ha dado últimamente. Es la primera en mucho tiempo que no se siente como si estuviera filmada completamente frente a una green screen. Visualmente hay un cambio muy notorio, sobre todo en cómo retrata Nueva York, y la dirección de Destin Daniel Cretton le da una identidad mucho más aterrizada.

Las dinámicas entre personajes funcionan muy bien y las escenas de acción están increíblemente bien coreografiadas. Entiendo perfecto por qué tanta gente la está poniendo como la mejor película live-action de Spider-Man desde Spider-Man 2. Se nota muchísimo la diferencia con la dirección de Jon Watts; esta sí tiene personalidad.

Mi parte favorita fue todo el lado introspectivo de Peter. La película explora cómo intenta reprimir su lado de araña, como si fuera una versión de él que quisiera esconder. Hay una conversación con Hulk que me encantó porque plantea cómo decidimos qué parte de nosotros es la buena y cuál es la mala. Al final, Peter termina aceptando ambas, y ese arco se siente muy humano.

También me gustó muchísimo la dinámica entre Peter y Punisher; ambos están en situaciones parecidas y se entienden de una forma muy interesante. Jean Grey está muy bien retratada y aporta bastante emocionalmente.

Mi mayor problema es el villano principal. La película construye mucho misterio, pero cuando llega la revelación se queda corta porque nunca termina de desarrollar bien sus motivaciones.

Y todo lo de MJ y Peter me encantó. Hay escenas muy bonitas donde vemos a Peter con sus amigos, tratando de reconectar y salir adelante, y realmente se siente su desesperación. Es de las pocas películas recientes de Marvel que me hizo conectar con Peter como persona y no solo como Spider-Man.

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@DailyScreenMT Don’t judge a book by its cover 👺

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I was really hoping Spider-Man: Brand New Day would be the perfect fresh start for the MCU, but after the first impressions, it seems like it's just going to be another entry in the catalogue.

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Christopher Nolan does it again in #TheOdyssey. With every film, he raises the bar technically, and The Odyssey is no exception. Every aspect of the production is spectacular. The cinematography, the sound design, and the production design are all immaculate, making the entire experience feel absolutely massive. I honestly don't think I've ever felt this kind of scale in a film before.
The story also has a level of introspection that reminded me of Oppenheimer, with a protagonist haunted by what he has created, and I loved that angle. And the third act is easily one of the best I've ever seen in a theater.
That said, I do think the first 30 minutes are a bit messy. The narrative thread isn't very clear at first, and it takes a while for the film to establish its tone and the way it's telling its story. I also felt there was a lack of emotional depth with the characters. We're introduced to so many of them so quickly that it's difficult to really understand or connect with them.
Overall, another incredible achievement from Nolan

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@DailyScreenMT Completely agree. Also, why tf does Tom Holland keep delivering the same tasteless performance in every movie? I love him but he kinda ruined the immersive experience for me. Every time he’s on screen I can’t help but think I’m watching the “friendly neighborhood spider-man” act.

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Jackass: Best and Last is definitely not the best one, although it does have its nostalgic moments.
Jackass defined an entire era, and after more than 20 years, it's coming to an end.
Jackass has to be one of the most unhinged things ever created. Even though the movie includes a lot of clips from the previous films, the new stunts are still great. I just wish they had gone deeper into the emotional side of the members, since this is the last one, and shown more of their perspective and feelings.
Still, it delivers plenty of laughs.

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Yesterday I saw #ToyStory5 and enough time has passed…

Hoppers > Toy Story 5

I know you can’t really compare them because they’re completely different kinds of movies, but out of the two Pixar films released this year, I think Hoppers is the stronger one.

It’s an original story, it’s hilarious, and in my opinion it’s much more emotional. Toy Story 5 has the nostalgia, the characters, and the legacy, but Hoppers felt fresher and more creative.

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@DailyScreenMT Vibes

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Which #TheOdyssey popcorn bucket do you prefer? Personally I’m vibing with the IMAX Camera

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@DailyScreenMT The horse for sure!!!

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Finally watched Disclosure Day and it left me with pretty mixed feelings.
I really liked the sci-fi elements and the ideas behind the story, but I feel like the movie leans too much into the action/spy side and ends up dragging in some parts. Some sequences start to feel repetitive.
Also, the amount of plot armor the characters have is pretty noticeable, and the script has quite a few flaws. It had some great ideas, but the execution could’ve been much better.

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#ToyStory5 is a fun watch and a very enjoyable movie. While it’s not the strongest entry in the franchise, it still captures the essence and explores meaningful themes. What I love about this franchise is how it evolves with the times and reflects changes in behavior and society.
This is a very current Toy Story, set in an era of technology, with a positive message for younger audiences. The story isn’t its strongest aspect and at times it can feel a little dragged on, but I really liked that it focuses on Jessie and gives her more depth as a character. She’s definitely the star of the movie.

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Why does every Hollywood character look like they got the same TikTok haircut now #Shrek5

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Went into #ScaryMovie6 with low expectations and somehow still left disappointed. I wasn't expecting much of a story, but the movie barely has one, feeling more like a collection of references and sketches than an actual film.
After how much fun I had with The Naked Gun, I was hoping for another solid comedy, but most of the jokes here just don't land. A few got a laugh out of me, but not nearly enough. And if you've seen the trailers, you've already seen most of the movie's best material.

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I love when films and games are connected, especially when it means getting a sequel to one of the best horror games ever made!!

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I had no idea Spinal Tap 2 even existed, and it feels like it completely flew under the radar. You can tell Rob Reiner has a lot of love for this project, and it's honestly impressive how many musicians and big-name artists show up.
The story is pretty simple and not as deep as I expected, but as a nostalgic reunion of the band, it works. Not great, but definitely a fun time.

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@DailyScreenMT @seba_ascencio Agree