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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: @merit.ahama
This has got to be my best from all the series so far and I like that I saw it after the first two even though it seemed like I should have seen it first as it was more of a flashback to the other two series. In any case, I totally love the lead characters in this series, especially George who had to play a mad man role. This season focuses on how Charlotte was forced to marry into a royal family and she is faced with a funny mother in law, the king's mother. From living a boring Queen life to trying hard to get her husband's attention and acting as a Queen in many instances. George finally found who accepted him for who he is but not without many drama that ensured.
Author: @juanvegetarian
I like watching movies and series on Netflix. It's portable, easily searchable, and the recommendations aren't bad. In fact, it has been recommending to me based on my profile and, maybe, the stuff that I watched on the platform before. I recently started Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, which had been appearing in my recommendations for quite a bit already, but only now have I had the chance to check it out. I guess I'm already tired of watching another police detective/CSI/action/legal drama story that I hesitated a few times before I finally had the opportunity to see what it is all about; boredom has its uses at times.
Author: @naath
It is a story that you can watch very quickly and it is also quite short with a duration of an hour and a half, I see that many people liked this story and felt affection towards the story between Harry and Sally that has its moments of happiness and at the same time of sadness and even makes you want to get into the television and give a good slap to both of them for being so silly and not giving each other a chance from the beginning; But as I say it is not easy to open up to another person and show what you really are and that is what it means to love someone, is to let them see both your flaws and the way you are. This movie can be found in MagisTv and also in PrimeVideo, I recommend it if you like romantic stories of totally opposite characters and with lots of fun moments.
Author: @nameless16
The performances are correct, personally I liked more the work done by Timothée Chalamet in the previous film although in this second part, especially in the third and final act, we can see a certain improvement in his performance when his character, "Paul Atreides", accepts his fate although at certain times I would have liked him to have a more imposing attitude, but I think his appearance, because of his youth, makes it acceptable for his character to behave in certain ways; regarding Zendaya that in this opportunity her character, "Chani", has more prominence, I think she is the voice of reason, a voice or opinion that is buried by the desires of others and the one she loves; Zendaya is very expressive and that is very important in many of the final scenes; there is no doubt that she is one of the positive points of the film.
Author: @fernando.lubezki
Tony, although he is always sad, is somewhat "overcome" and perhaps bordering on stoic, that is, he does not care much about what happens after the death of his wife, he does not seek to spread his sadness or harm others, he is simply in mourning and keeps it that way because he wants to and because it is the only way he can live with "normality, he can't stand the stupidity of society, he doesn't like to have his regime or his way of living altered, he gets upset by noises or things around him, which is not very stoic but I understand the point in which this perspective rests since he is a very egocentric being within the healthy.
Author: @netflixr
In this series there is a hint of old-world politics leading to the radicalization of certain people and how that leads to bad things happening to no just them, but others - which is an approach I applaud, and there is also a "Black Mirror" type of theme that warns about the dangers of technology. I'm reminded of Jeff Goldblum's line in Jurassic Park where he says "you were so concerned about whether or not you could, that you didn't stop to think if you should."
Author: @filoriologo
As I do not know the novel, I could not say how well or not the story has been adapted to the big screen, but what I can say is that the screenwriters have managed to introduce real elements within the fiction of the story, there are historical data completely true, although like any fictional story can touch really absurd things.
Author: @josehany
So far it is a very promising series, the production is phenomenal, the characters are excellent, everything is in its place. And really, it meets the requirements to be positioned as one of the best series, nothing to envy anyone. Have you already seen this series?
Author: @mafalda2018
Finally, I can't stand being told that a movie is bad, because everyone has their own tastes and preferences. In my case, I like cartoons and I get anxious watching a horror movie. But this does not mean that the horror genre is bad. I consider Stephen King to be a master of horror. But I start one of his books but I don't finish it because it scares me. In his movies the soundtrack alone makes my hair stand on end.
Author: @kiutvariedades
I know I always start by talking about the main characters, but the truth is that on this occasion I prefer to start by answering this question because at the same time it will allow me to talk about the main characters. Having said that, the truth is that I feel that the film is and at the same time it is not a good adaptation, that is to say, the book consists of more than 600 pages of which in my opinion many are filler, even so there are still many important events that should be narrated in 1 hour 45 minutes, so it is easy to understand that the time would be a factor against this adaptation, and I think that was the great enemy of this story, because effectively we have a lot of scenes that are literally taken from the book, with the same dialogue with which they were written, but that felt very rushed and with little development, and that at least to me made me feel that I was in a race against the clock, although they had excellent performances, I consider that as an adaptation they wanted to be faithful to most of the events and in the process they didn't know how to manage the continuity of the scenes. In fact I can list the scenes that are exactly as described in the book, and if they had been given 2 more minutes of tension, they would have been perfect 🤷🏻♀️, but that didn't happen.
Author: @edwarlyn11
In my opinion I think the film is very interesting showing a great reality that many people suffer because of the economy, having debts or economic problems in general making them make decisions that have consequences or make them change their lives completely, as well as the fact of leaving your country and make life in another looking to improve, progress and have that little air of relief that was missing but, is it worth it and the cost of being separated from your family and your loved ones ... I know that many who watch it will feel identified.
Author: @soyunasantacruz
This biographical film tells us about the painful, happy and learning events of the boxer, as well as the mistakes he made. Although from a very young age he worked to be the best and dreamed of having the world at his feet, fame and money came as a surprise and boosted his ego. Loved by the poor crowds who admired him, for being the poor boy who became a millionaire with dignity and for all the social help he provided, but also booed and denigrated when he decided not to fight to defend his championship title, a stage that plunged him into depression.
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