this will be another weekend full of superheroes (the next equal). SHAZAM will attempt to break the curse of DC Comics and continue along the path of success marked by wonder woman to become a box office and critical success. Not only arrives, we will have a couple of Mexican productions (mist, called Me King Tiger), terror (damn cemetery), comedy (a millionaire with luck) and more.
What are you up for?
Mist (2017) address: Max Zunino starring: Sofia Espinosa, Claudette Maillé, Cesar Ramos, Juan Carlos Colombo Synopsis: Martina feels trapped in a schematic life in Mexico DF. Upon learning that she is pregnant, and not knowing what to do in this regard, decides to embark on a journey to Berlin in search of his father and of his own identity.
Review: “Martina search has little to do with his father and more with your inner perception, impatient to always find one more emotion (whether by the theft of a few cheap shakers).” So the goal of the road is never in sight.” Continue reading…
Called me King Tiger (They Called Me King Tiger, 2017) address: Angel Estrada Soto Synopsis: once, in 1967, Reies López Tijerina chicano leader and a group of armed men stormed the Court of Yellow Earth in New Mexico, began the bitter one Manhunt. Tijerina managed to survive several assassination attempts, but the chicano movement was waning. People still talking about him as a Saint.
SHAZAM (2019) address: David F. Sandberg starring: Zachary Levi, Jack Dylan Grazer, Mark Strong, Asher Angel Sinopsis: everyone carry a superhero inside, only need a bit of magic to bring it to light. When Billy Batson, a host of 14 years child who grew up in the streets, shouting the word ‘ SHAZAM!’ becomes the adult Superman Shazam, courtesy of a former magician. Inside a body muscular and divine, Shazam hides a child’s heart. But the best thing is that in this version of adult get do everything you would like to do any teenager with superpowers: have fun with them! Fly? Have x-ray vision?
The voice of equality (On the Basis of Sex, 2019) address: Mimi Leder starring: Felicity Jones, Armie Hammer, Kathy Bates, Sam Waterston Sinopsis: biography on the judge in the Court Supreme of the EU Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman in history (after Sandra Day O’Connor) which served in the High Court. Ginsburg was appointed in 1993 by President Bill Clinton to the High Court. Ruth, with her husband, lawyer Martin Ginsburg, changed the course of history with a singular case of gender discrimination that opened the way for equality in the courts.
Cursed Cemetery (Pet Sematary, 2019) address: Dennis Widmyer starring: Jason Clarke, John Lithgow, Amy Seimetz, Jete Laurence Synopsis: doctor Louis Creed moves with his wife Rächer and their two young children from Boston to a Maine village, near the new Home of the family will discover a mysterious terrain hidden among the trees. When tragedy comes, Louis will talk with his new neighbor, Jud Crandall, triggering a dangerous chain reaction that will unleash an evil of horrible consequences.
A millionaire with luck (The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir, 2019) address: Ken Scott starring: Erin Moriarty, Barkhad Abdi, Bérénice Bejo Sinopsis: Aja, a young con man from Mumbai, begins, after the death of his mother, an extraordinary following journey the footsteps of the father who never met. Finds love in Paris in a shop in Swedish furniture, the danger in the company of Somali immigrants in England, fame on a dance floor in Rome, the adventure in a balloon over the Mediterranean, and finally understand what is the true wealth and who wants to be.
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