Cinema and education: 'The smile of the Mona Lisa'

We continue to investigate the cinema that addresses the issue of education in its plot, and today we do it with 'The Mona Lisa smile', a film directed by Mike Newell in 2003, which starred Julia Roberts, Kirsten Dunst, Julia Stiles, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Ginnifer Goodwin, Dominic West, and Marcia Gay Harden. The script ran from the hands of Lawrence Konner and Mark Rosenthal.

Bradley Cooper, Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver in "The Bright Side of Things (Silver linings playbook)"

The good vibes of 'The bright side of things' with Bradley Cooper

David O. Russell, director and screenwriter of 'The Bright Side of Things' was based on the novel by Matthew Quick, and brought together a cast consisting of Bradley Cooper (Pat), Jennifer Lawrence (Tiffany), Robert De Niro ( Mr. Pat), Jacki Weaver (Dolores), Chris Tucker (Danny), Julia Stiles (Veronica), Shea Whigham (Jake) and John Ortiz (Ronnie), to introduce us to this common romantic comedy.

Scarlett Johansson, Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren in "Hitchcock."

A correct Hopkins in 'Hitchcock', the comedy by Sacha Gervasi

The film 'Hitchcock' by Sacha Gervasi has arrived in our rooms. In the film we find a cast consisting of Anthony Hopkins (Alfred Hitchcock), Helen Mirren (Alma Reville), Scarlett Johansson (Janet Leigh), Toni Collette (Peggy), Jessica Biel (Vera Miles), Danny Huston (Whitfield Cook), James D'Arcy (Anthony Perkins), Michael Stuhlbarg (Lew Wasserman), Michael Wincott (Ed Gein), Kurtwood Smith (Geoffrey Shurlock) and Richard Portnow (Barney Balaban), among others.

Tommy Lee Jones in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln."

The final months of 'Lincoln' flawlessly filmed by Steven Spielberg

The winner of the Dallas Critics Awards, among other countless awards and nominations, 'Lincoln', premiered on January 18 in Spain and since then has topped our billboard. The film is directed by Steven Spielberg and has a script by Tony Kushner, John Logan and Paul Webb, inspired by the book “Team of rivals: The political genius of Abraham Lincoln” by Doris Kearns Goodwin.

Cinema and education: 'Diarios de la calle'

Richard LaGravenese's 'Street Diaries' was performed in 2007 by Hilary Swank (Erin Gruwell), Patrick Dempsey (Scott Casey), Scott Glenn (Steve Gruwell), Imelda Staunton (Margaret Campbell) and April Lee Hernandez (Eva) . The script ran from the hand of Richard LaGravenese; based on the book "The freedom writers diary" by Freedom Writers and Erin Gruwell.

Poster for 'Tabú', the film by Miguel Gomes.

'Taboo' by Miguel Gomes, a jewel that you should not miss

'Tabú' is directed by Miguel Gomes, who has also been in charge of the script with Mariana Ricardo. The film in which Brazil, Portugal, France and Germany have participated, has the following cast of interpreters: Teresa Madruga, Laura Soveral, Ana Moreira, Carlotto Cotta, Isabel Cardoso, Henrique Espírito Santo, Ivo Müller, Manuel Mesquita. Script: Mariana Ricardo and Miguel Gomes, among others.

Cinema and education: 'The boys of the choir'

The film 'Choir Boys' was directed by Christophe Barratier and included in its cast Gérard Jugnot (Clément Mathieu), François Berléand (Rachin), Kad Merad (Chabert), Jean-Paul Bonnaire (Father Maxence) and Marie Bunel, among others, who gave life to the script by Christophe Barratier and Philippe Lopes-Curval; Based on the film "La cage aux rossignols" (1945) by Jean Dréville.

Irreverent but recommended 'Movie 43'

We kicked off the year with the scoop on the 'Movie 43' trailer, and this weekend we were finally able to enjoy this crazy comedy in our cinemas. The film, which has an exceptional cast, is made up of various gags in which an authentic shower of stars such as Emma Stone, Gerard Butler, Hugh Jackman, Elizabeth Banks, Chloë Grace Moretz, Kristen Bell, Anna Faris, Naomi appears. Watts, Kate Winslet, Uma Thurman, Halle Berry, Josh Duhamel, Richard Gere, Kate Bosworth, Chris Pratt, Jason Sudeikis, Kieran Culkin, Patrick Warburton, Christopher Mintz-Passe, Justin Long, Liev Schreiber, Johnny Knoxville, Terrence Howard, Aasif Mandvi, Leslie Bibb, and Seann William Scott.

Cinema and education: 'The miracle of Anna Sullivan'

Today we start a new series in which we will analyze the different film titles that have approached the world of education from the big screen. In this cycle, we will talk about recent titles such as 'The Professor (Detachment)', but we will also immerse ourselves in more classic titles, and precisely today we will start talking about 'The Miracle of Anna Sullivan', a film that will undoubtedly excite you a lot. The 1962 film is worth it, both for its technical data and for the message it gives off.

'Cirque du Soleil. Far Worlds 3D '

The unique visual spectacle of 'Cirque du Soleil: Far Worlds 3D'

Although it is difficult to find it in some rooms, 'Cirque du Soleil: 3D Far Worlds' is one of the most interesting proposals of this 2013 for all audiences. Directed by Andrew Adamson, who also wrote the script, the film tells the story of a young estranged couple that must travel through the incredible dream worlds of Cirque du Soleil to meet again.

Tom Cruise in 'Jack Reacher'

Tom Cruise hits the mark with Christopher McQuarrie's 'Jack Reacher'

Tom Cruise returns to fill our rooms to the delight of his fans with 'Jack Reacher', and again he does it with a thriller, his most frequented genre lately, and in which he fits perfectly. To do this, he has had some co-stars made up of: Rosamund Pike, Richard Jenkins, Werner Herzog, David Oyelowo, Rober Tuvall, Jai Courtney and Alexia Fast, among others.

Jean-Louis Trintignant in 'Love'

Haneke's devastating 'Love' convinces

Michael Haneke comes to our country with his story 'Love', a film he has written and directed, and with which he is garnering great acclaim from international critics and awards at various prestigious festivals. In the interpretive part, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Emmanuelle Riva, Isabelle Huppert, Alexandre Tharaud and William Shimell, among others.

Emile Hirsch and Penelope Cruz

Penelope Cruz shines again in 'Reborn'

Sergio Castellitto and Margaret Mazzantini have collaborated in writing the script for 'Volver a nacer' based on the novel “The most beautiful word” by Mazzantini herself. Castellitto has been in charge of directing the film.

Scene from 'Heavyweight'

A 'Heavyweight' of comedy, in a simple, but effective plot

Frank Coraci presented us in Spain on January 11 his new proposal, 'Heavyweight', in which he has once again immersed us in the comedy genre, with the following main cast: Kevin James, Salma Hayek, Henry Winkler, Joe Rogan, Greg Germann, Reggie Lee, and Bas Rutten.

Greta Gerwig and Joel Kinnaman in 'Lola versus'.

'Lola versus', deliciously funny

Greta Gerwig, Joel Kinnaman, Bill Pullman, Debra Winger and Zoe Lister Jones, among others, headline "Lola Versus," the new romantic comedy directed by Daryl Wein and written by Zoe Lister Jones and Wein.

The moor

Terrifying tension in 'The wasteland'

From the hand of Jaime Osorio Márquez, 'El páramo' arrived in Spain this weekend, a film that moves between the genre of thriller and terror, with the following interpretive cast: Mauricio Navas, Alejandro Aguilar, Andrés Castañeda, Juan Pablo Barragán, Juan David Restrepo, Nelson Camayo and Mateo Estivel, among others.

José Sacristán in a scene from 'The Dead and Be Happy'

An experimental Sacristan in 'The Dead and Be Happy'

This weekend, 'El muerto y ser feliz', the latest film directed by Javier Rebollo and starring José Sacristán, Roxana Blanco, Valeria Alonso, Jorge Jellinek, Lisa Caligaris, Fermí Reixach, Vicky Peña and Carlos Lecuona, has premiered in Spain . Sacristán this role has earned him to be one of the nominees of the 27th edition of the Goya for Best Actor.

Joaquin Phoenix in 'The Master'

'The Master' arrives, an essential for 2013

'The Master', the long-awaited film that marks the return to the big screen of actor Joaquin Phoenix after his voluntary retirement. Phoenix is ​​joined by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Amy Adams and Laura Dern.

Anne Hathaway in a scene from 'Les Misérables'

High-level performances in 'Les Miserables'

In 'Les Misérables' Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Amanda Seyfried and Helena Bonham Carter, to the rhythm of Claude-Michel Schönberg, are directed by Tom Hooper.

'The darkest night (Zero dark thirty)' by Kathryn Bigelow.

'The darkest night (Zero dark thirty)', superb

With a script by Mark Boal, 'Zero dark thirty', is the new film by Kathryn Bigelow, for which it has had a cast headed by: Jessica Chastain, Jason Clarke, Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Ehle, Mark Strong, Kyle Chandler, Edgar Ramirez, Reda Kateb, Scott Adkins, Chris Pratt, Taylor Kinney, Harold Perrineau, Mark Duplass, and James Gandolfini, among others.

Break up Ralph! by Rich Moore on Arcade games.

The colorful and entertaining proposal of Wreck-It Ralph!

'Wreck it Ralph!' Tells the story of an arcade game in which the protagonist who has always played the bad guy is determined to prove that he can be a good guy. And it is that Ralph, dreams of being as loved as Fix-It Felix, the hero of the video game.

Scene from 'Of Rust and Bone'.

Jacques Audiard gets it right with 'Of Rust and Bone'

In 'Of Rust and Bone' it would be unfair not to highlight the magnificent performances of the great Matthias Schoenaerts and Marion Cotillard, who are seconded as well as Céline Sallette, Bouli Lanners, Armand Verduse, Corinne Masiero, and Jean-Michel Correia.

'Life of Pi', starring Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan and Tabu, among others.

The remarkable proposal of 'Life of Pi'

Ang Lee has directed 'La vida de Pi', another of the accurate proposals that our billboard presents to us for this end of the year. In it we find a cast headed by Suraj Sharma, Irrfan Khan, Tabu, Rafe Spall and Gérard Depardieu, among others.

Chris Butler and Sam Fell's 'The Amazing World of Norman'

Great and great 'The amazing world of Norman'

In 'The Amazing World of Norman', a town is besieged by zombies. Who can the inhabitants turn to? Only the misunderstood Norman, a young man from the town who knows how to talk to the dead.

Gerard Butler in 'Chasing Mavericks'

'Chasing Mavericks' and a good movie

Curtis Hanson and Michael Apted, directors of 'Chasing Mavericks' had good intentions, a good script, good media and good waves ... But they have not been able to get enough out of them so that we can say that they have obtained a good final product with this film.

Adrien Brody in 'High School'

Adrien Brody is a camel in 'High school'

'High school' was directed by John Stalberg Jr, and its cast is made up of Adrien Brody, Michael Chiklis, Colin Hanks, Matt Bush and Sean Marquette, who have managed to put the interpretive part accurately to the script of John Stalberg Jr. himself, Erik Linthorst and Stephen Susco.

Finally 'The Hobbit, the unexpected journey' arrived

'The Hobbit, the unexpected journey' directed by Peter Jackson. Screenplay by the same and Philippa Boyens, Guillermo del Toro and Fran Walsh, based on the novel by JRR Tolkien. The interpretive cast has been extensive and of high quality, topping it: Martin Freeman, Ian McKellen, Andy Serkis, Cate Blanchett, Elijah Wood ...

'Strike of effect' with Clint Eastwood.

4 years after 'Gran Torino', Eastwood returns with a 'Blow of effect'

With such a synopsis, anyone who likes family dramas and sports backgrounds has enough reasons to see Robert Lorenz's new film, but if we add to that the extraordinary cast that the director has counted on, the reasons are many more: Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake, John Goodman, Scoot Eastwood and Robert Patrick, among many others, make up the artistic poster of 'Blow of Effect'.

And for 'End', Jorge Torregrossa premieres his film

Jorge Torregrossa is at its premiere, and we who have already announced the participation of his film 'Fin' in the “Seville European Film Festival”, we could not fail to tell you our opinion about this film starring Maribel Verdú, Daniel Grao, Clara Lago, Blanca Romero, Antonio Garrido, Carmen Ruiz, Miquel Fernández, Andrés Velencoso and Eugenio Mira, among others.

The film 'Caesar must die' by the Taviani brothers

The original 'César must die' liked in Spain

'Caesar must die' is the title of the new Italian film that hits our screens. The film, directed by Paolo Taviani and Vittorio Taviani, is starring: Cosimo Rega, Salvatore Striano, Giovanni Arcuri, Antonio Frasca, Juan Dario Bonetti and Vittorio Parrella.

Matteo Garrone's 'Reality', with Aniello Arena

Garrone's 'Reality' on the big screen is great

The Roman Matteo Garrone presented us on November 9 the film 'Reality', a co-production between Italy and France, with a script by Matteo Garrone, Maurizio Braucci, Ugo Chiti and Massimo Gaudioso, in which they have found the key to the best dramatic comedy.

Scene from 'In the House'

The extraordinary 'In the House' by François Ozon

In the House, directed by François Ozon, starring Fabrice Luchini, Ernst Umhauer, Kristin Scott Thomas, Emmanuelle Seigner, Denis Ménochet, Bastien Ughetto, Jean-François Balmer, Yolande Moreau and Catherine Davenier.

Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner present 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2'

… And finally, 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2', it's over!

'The Twilight saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2' is already on most of the billboards in theaters in our country, and with it Bill Condon presents the outcome of his saga after four years of marketing and sequels. Thus, part of its cast, such as the protagonists Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson (Cosmopolis) and Taylor Lautner, will be able to dedicate themselves to other roles

Leos Carax's confusing 'Holy motors'

Leos Carax presents 'Holy motors', his new fantastic and dramatic film, starring Denis Lavant, Eva Mendes, Kylie Minogue, Édith Scob, Elise Lhomeau, Jeanne Disson and Michel Piccoli.

'Holidays in hell', the most badass fun with the Gibson label

'Vacation in Hell', whose original title is 'Get the Gringo' and was previously going to be titled 'How I Spent My Summer Vacation', premiered on October 26 on the Spanish billboard, after it was released in the United States He will "punish" Mel Gibson by launching this violent, bawdy and very funny thriller directly into the domestic market, which, based on a simple and well-resolved plot, guarantees thick and sly entertainment.

Little Venice scene

'Little Venice (Shun Li and the poet)', investigating the Chinese mafias

'Little Venice (Shun Li and the Poet)' is a co-production between Italy and France directed by Andrea Segre that premiered in our country on October 26 and has pleasantly surprised us. In its interpretive cast, it has Rade Serbedzija, Zhao Tao, Marco Paolini, Roberto Citran and Giuseppe Battiston, among others.

Image from the film 'Letters to Elena'

'Letters to Elena', another perspective of Mexican cinema

Barajas Llorent directs this Mexican and American co-production that has included Carmen Salinas, Xavier López, Irma Dorantes, Jorge Galván, José Eduardo and Evangelina Sosa, among others, and whose script has been written by Llorent himself and Sergio Cabada.

Oriol Pla in "Animals".

'Animals', the intelligent cinema proposal by Marçal Forés

Marçal Forés, Enric Pardo and Aintza Serra have written the script for this film, which Forés himself has directed, with a cast led by Oriol Pla, Augustus Prew, Dimitri Leonidas, Roser Tapias, Javier Beltrán and Martin Freeman, among others.

Scene from the movie 'Vulnerables'

Paula Echevarría skates with 'Vulnerables'

'Vulnerables', the film directed and written by Miguel Cruz, and interpreted by Paula Echevarría, Joaquín Perles and Álvaro Daguerre, among others, does not seem to have convinced the public or critics on its first weekend at the Spanish box office.

'Submarine', released this weekend in Spain.

Interpretive freshness in the comedy 'Submarine'

Another of the most celebrated premieres of the past weekend has been 'Submarine', the first film by its director, actor Richard Ayoade, known for his role as Moss in the British series 'Los Informáticos'. The film is a sensitive and complex portrait of adolescents immersed in a gray and depressed society that sees its environment in danger.

Daniel Craig in "Skyfall"

Decaf comeback of 007 with 'Skyfall'

'Skyfall' is the last chapter of the Bond saga, directed by Sam Mendes and that immerses us once again in action cinema for more than two hours (143 minutes), with the interpretation of Daniel Craig, Judi Dench, Bérénice Marlohe, the 'bad' Javier Bardem, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw and Albert Finney, among others.

Ethan Hawke and Juliet Rylance

Haunting Ethan Hawke in 'Sinister'

'Sinister', the new proposal by director Scott Derrickson premiered last weekend in Spain and the truth is that it left us nailed in the armchair. This film with a script by Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill, has a correct technical plan that makes us spend a disturbing time throughout the length of the film, according to the horror genre, something is something.

Scene from the movie 'O Apostle'.

'O Apostle', animation for senior adults

A convict recently escaped from prison tries to recover loot hidden years ago in a lonely and secluded village, but what he will find there is an even greater sentence than he fled. Sinister old men, strange disappearances, spirits, a peculiar priest and even the Archpriest of Santiago himself will cross their paths in a story of terror, humor and fantasy.

Scene from the movie 'The Professor (Detachment)', by Tony Kaye

'The professor (Detachment)', stick your finger in the hole

In 'The Professor (Detachment)' we find Adrien Brody playing Henry Bathes, a teacher who has a real gift for connecting with students, a talent that Henry prefers to ignore. When working as a substitute teacher, he never stays long enough in a school to maintain an emotional relationship with his students or his classmates.

'The word thief'

Jeremy Irons, huge in 'The Thief of Words'

'The word thief' is the new bet by Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal, directors and screenwriters of this film distributed by DeAPlaneta, in which we embark on a journey that takes us from post-war Paris to the Modern-day New York to tell the story of Rory Jansen (Bradley Cooper), a successful young writer who discovers the price he must pay for plagiarizing someone else's work when a mysterious old man (Jeremy Irons) confronts him claiming to be the true author of his novel and recounts the beautiful yet tragic memories that gave rise to the book.

Image from the movie 'The Man with Butterflies'

'The man of the butterflies', a new bet of Valencian cinema

Sergey (role played by Lluis Soler) is a former Soviet military man related to the mafias of the East who lives hidden in an old mansion among vineyards, where he tries to forget his past. There he only maintains some contact with a doctor (Ana Milan). His strange and lonely life changes when he must take care of his niece Natasha (Claudia Silva), a troubled 12-year-old girl. Something unexpected will change their lives forever, and little by little the difficult relationship that they both maintain at first slowly turns into something different, with dangerous consequences for Lucio.

Scene from the movie 'Ruby Sparks'

'Ruby Sparks', a bittersweet romantic comedy

'Ruby Sparks' is the new comedy film directed by Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, which has in its cast Paul Dano, Zoe Kazan (who plays Ruby Sparks), Antonio Banderas, Annette Bening, Steve Coogan, Elliott Gould, Chris Messina and Alia Shawkat, among others. The script was written by Zoe Kazan himself, who plays Ruby Sparks in the film. Notable is the participation of Banderas who recently announced that he will be Picasso in Carlos Saura's new film

Ben Affleck directs 'Argo'.

Ben Affleck gets it right with 'Argo'

Ben Affleck, Bryan Cranston, John Goodman, Alan Arkin, Victor Garber, Tate Donovan, Clea DuVall, Kyle Chandler, Scoot McNairy, Chris Messina and Taylor Schilling, among others, make up the cast of 'Argo' the new film directed by Ben himself Affleck, whose script has been written by Chris Terrio, based on a chapter from "The Master of Disguise" (Antonio J. Mendez) and on the article "The great escape" (published by Joshuah Bearman in Wired magazine).

Scene from 'The Impossible', a new film by Juan Antonio Bayona

'The impossible' is not to be moved by the new Juan Antonio Bayona

Juan Antonio Bayona (The Orphanage) has surrounded himself with a very international cast for his new film, 'The Impossible', which opens today. Thus, among the protagonists of this story we find Naomi Watts, Ewan McGregor, Tom Holland (Lucas), Samuel Joslin and Geraldine, among others, where we also have national representation, through the role of Marta Etura.

'Frankenweenie' by Tim Burton.

Tim Burton returns with 'Frankenweenie', a hit in animated format

This weekend we attended another premiere, 'Frankenweenie', in this case with a script by John August, which has been based on a plot by Tim Burton and Leonard Ripps from Tim Burton's short film of the same name. And that supposes a wonderful return of the always original Tim Burton to animation, surrounding himself as always with a fantastic technical team to move us with his sinister stories and pay homage once again to the horror genre.

Robert Pattinson in a scene from Cosmopolis

Robert Pattinson plays the best role of his career in 'Cosmopolis'

In a seething New York, the era of capitalism is coming to an end. Eric Packer (role played by Robert Pattinson), the golden boy of high finance, gets into his white limousine. While the visit of the President of the United States paralyzes Manhattan, Eric Packer has only one obsession: getting his hair cut at his barber shop, on the other side of town. As the day progresses, chaos takes hold of the atmosphere and he helplessly watches the collapse of his empire. Besides, he is sure that they are preparing to assassinate him. When? Where? The protagonist sets out to live the most important 24 hours of his life.

'If you really want ...' with Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones.

'If you really want ...' a comedy with great performers

Meryl Streep and Tommy Lee Jones play Kay and Arnold, a happy married couple who have shared their lives for more than 30 years. But what from the outside looks like the perfect harmony and stability of an adult marriage, has become monotony and boredom for her. Kay misses the spark of the early days, passion, lust ... and decides to remedy it: he signs up for a sex therapy taught by a famous sexologist in a town called Hope Springs, which he will accompany, not entirely convinced , her husband Arnold.

'Revenge: Istanbul Connection' the new from Liam Neeson.

Nothing like a family vacation, in 'Revenge: Istanbul Connection'

Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen are responsible for the script of 'Revenge: Istanbul Connection', which is the sequel to 'Revenge', in which Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) enjoys a vacation in Istanbul when a group of hitmen tries to kidnap him him, his ex-wife and his daughter. Kim (Maggie Grace). Bryan's daughter must be the one to rescue her father this time and prevent the criminals from taking revenge.

Poster for 'Resident Evil: Revenge'

5th installment of the undead in 'Resident evil: Vengeance'

We confirmed it a couple of years ago, and this weekend we have already attended the premiere of the fifth edition of the 'Resident evil' saga in which Milla Jojovich has repeated as the protagonist and has had the following artistic cast: Sienna Guillory, Boris Kodjoe (Luther), Michelle Rodriguez, Johann Urb, Li Bing Bing, Kevin Durand and Oded Fehr, among others.

Baztan, a good story, poorly told

In the fall of 2011, a film crew travels to the remote valley of Baztan to make a film about dark events that occurred in the early XNUMXth century. While filming and sharing moments with the neighbors - some of them participate as actors in the film - they discover a racial discrimination that is still present in the life of the valley after more than ten centuries. This is a story of people and characters like Joxe (Unax Ugalde), a young man who rebels against this discrimination towards him and his ancestors for being exhausted.

Daniel Brühl, protagonist in '7 days in Havana'.

'7 days in Havana' or seven different ways of living a city

This weekend a new contribution to the cinema in episodes will be released in Spain, a genre that we have already seen in films like 'Paris, je t'aime' or 'New York, I love you', among others. And again we find several directors sharing work in the same production, in this case: Benicio del Toro, Pablo Trapero, Julio Medem, Elia Suleiman, Gaspar Noé, Juan Carlos Tabío and Laurent Cantet. The film was also present at the San Sebastian Festival.

'The Fraud (Arbitrage)' starring Richard Gere.

Richard Gere in free fall in 'The Fraud'

The novelist Nicholas Jarecki makes his film debut with the direction and script of the film 'El Fraude', of which we highlight the great performance of Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon, who on this occasion are accompanied by Tim Roth and Laetitia Casta, among others , "The Fraud" is about how a successful businessman Robert Miller (Richard Gere), married to Ellen (Susan Sarandon), who is about to turn sixty years old seems to be the perfect portrait of American success in his professional and family life.

Scene from the new movie 'Magic Mike'.

Channing Tatum looks dude in 'Magic Mike'

Channing Tatum, Alex Pettyfer, Matthew McConaughey and Matt Bomer, among others, are the main protagonists of 'Magic Mike', the new American proposal that brings presence to the romantic comedy genre at our box office with a script by Reid Carolin. The plot directed by Steven Soderbergh introduces us to Mike (Channing Tatum), an entrepreneur who spends his days chasing the American dream in every way possible: repairing the roofs of houses, washing cars or designing furniture in his apartment in Tampa Beach. But at night he becomes Magic Mike, the star of a male strip show

Robert Pattinson in 'Bel Ami, Story of a Seducer'

'Bel Ami, the story of a seducer' for fans of Robert Pattinson

If a few months ago we anticipated the trailer of a we have a new trailer for 'Bel Ami, story of a seducer', today we tell you all the impressions that this film has awakened us that opens in Spain next Friday, and whose cast lead Robert Pattinson, Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Colm Meaney. Rachel Bennette has been commissioned to write the script based on Guy de Maupassant's novel of the same title, which tells the story of Georges Duroy (Robert Pattinson), a handsome and unscrupulous young man, who arrives in Paris from Algeria , where he has spent two years mobilizing with the army. His great physical attractiveness and personal charm soon begin to open doors for him. When you become aware of your possibilities, your aspirations grow and your rise accelerates as vertiginously as your moral attitude degrades.

Oliver Stone premieres this weekend his film 'Salvaje'.

Stone returns to his classic line with 'Salvajes (Savages)'

As we told you a few months ago, Oliver Stone puts aside the criticism of the world of economics and politics, to return to the genre of pure action, and it seems that the result has not gone badly if we take into account the ovations received at the San Sebastián Festival. For 131 minutes, Stone leaves the performance in the hands of Taylor Kitsch, Benicio del Toro, Blake Lively, Aaron Johnson, Salma Hayek, John Travolta and Emile Hirsch, among others, with a magnificent script by Shane Salerno and Don Winslow, who They have been based on the novel by Don Winslow.

Penelope Cruz, Roberto Benigni and Woody Allen together in 'A Roma con amor'.

'To roma con amor', Woody Allen with Italian airs

In addition, Allen, who knows better than anyone the difficulties of the current box office, has known how to surround himself with a leading cast with all the necessary ingredients to attract the attention of the viewer, not in vain, he has had actors and actresses of the stature of Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni, Penelope Cruz, Judy Davis, Jesse Eisenberg, Greta Gerwig, Ellen Page or Ricardo Scamarcio, among others.

This weekend 'Trapped in Chernobyl' opens.

'Trapped in Chernobyl', the new Bradley Parker

'Trapped in Chernobyl', the new Bradley Parker, is a horror film that follows a group of six young people on vacation who, in search of new emotions, hire an "extreme" guide. Ignoring the warnings, he takes them to the city of Pripyat, where the nuclear reactor workers lived, but which is now a deserted city since the disaster, more than 25 years ago. However, after a brief exploration of the abandoned city, the group members find themselves in distress and discover that they are not alone.

Thriller starring Nicolas Cage, 'Time Attack'.

Nicolas Cage returns to race 'Time Attack' on the big screen

With this approach from director Simon West, 'Contrarreloj' comes to the Spanish screens, whose trailer for the film we already left you here a few months ago. In the film, Cage shares a performance with Josh Lucas, Danny Huston, Malin Akerman and Sami Gayle, among others.

Brad Pitt in the movie 'Kill Them Gently'.

'Kill them gently', among the best releases of the month

We already told you when we left you the trailer for the film, Andrew Dominik has directed one of the best films we have seen in recent weeks. After 'The murder of Jesse James by the coward Robert Ford', the director now brings us a proposal that rides between humor and film noir. In addition to the excellence of the script, which Dominik himself has written from the novel by George V. Higgins, the director has managed to surround himself with an exceptional interpretive cast, including Brad Pitt, Richard Jenkins, James Gandolfini, Ray Liotta, Scout McNairy, Ben Mendelsohn and Sam Shepard, among others.

Scene from 'No Brakes' with Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt hits the Spanish box office with 'Without Brakes'

In 'No Brakes', we immerse ourselves in the life of Wilee (Gordon-Levitt), who is a messenger from New York. Every day he must dodge speeding cars, crazed taxi drivers and eight million grumpy pedestrians, who are part of his everyday life, but he is the best of New York's agile and aggressive bike messengers. To be one you have to be of a special breed, with a mixture of equal parts skill and nutty, to ride a superlight bike, with no gears or brakes - risking becoming just another stain on the pavement every time you move between the road. city ​​traffic.

Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston

'The deep blue sea', a high quality love triangle

The film in question has nothing to do with the 1999 shark thriller. This is a title based on the play of the same name by Terence Rattigan, a twentieth century playwright, comes the adaptation by director Terence Davies, with actress Rachel Weisz and actors Tom Hiddleston and Simon Russell at the helm. The film was announced for the 2011 San Sebastian Festival.

Starring couple of 'Eternally Committed'.

'Eternally committed', a new air to romantic comedy

Since last Friday, September 7, the latest from Nicholas Stoller can be seen in Spain, the romantic comedy 'Eternally compromised'. Nicholas Stoller, and the male lead, actor Jason Segel, had previously worked together on the acclaimed 'Step of You' (2008), where Segel also acted as a screenwriter, as in this film.

José Luis Garci and José Luis García Pérez during a break from filming

'Holmes & Watson: Madrid days', the last skid of José Luis Garci

The cast of the film is made up of Gary Piquer, who, as we have said before, plays Holmes, José Luis García Pérez in the role of Watson, the Sevillian actress Belén López, Víctor Clavijo, Enrique Villén, the beautiful Manuela Velasco, Macarena Gómez ( La que se avecina), Jorge Roelas, Leticia Dolera and Manuel Tejada, among others. The film lasts 129 minutes and places us in the Madrid of Benito Pérez Galdós, with a Sherlock Holmes and his faithful collaborator, Dr. Watson, who go to the capital attracted by crimes that could have been committed by Jack the Ripper .

Benjamin Walker plays Abraham Lincoln

The double life of 'Abraham Lincoln' does not convince

The idea of ​​'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter' is based on a novel by Seth Grahame-Smith and addresses the double life of the president, who in addition to his position as head of the United States government, was also a vampire hunter, motivated by revenge, since his mother was killed by vampires. The approach is not bad, but when it is put into practice we find a film that abuses gore, slow motion and visual effects, to such an extent that sometimes it is burdensome and not at all credible, like the fight in the middle of a stampede of horses, to name a few.

Prometheus disappoints critics

Prometheus disappoints critics

Ridley Scott's latest film, Prometheus, released on August 3, seems to have not convinced the critics. Neither the fantastic cast that it has managed to gather, led by Charlize Theron, Noomi Rapace and Guy Pearce, nor having the prestigious Damon Lindelof (Lost) among the scriptwriters has been enough for a critic that gives the film an approved scrap.

Mark Wahlberg plays John Bennett

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Seth MacFarlane has succeeded, without a doubt the hooligan comedy 'Ted' has become a worldwide success. Much of the fault lies with the actor Mark Wahlberg, but perhaps the most important part is taken by that rude little bear who is easy to get fond of. And it is that the American director has managed to give another twist to the family comedy that gave him so many good results in titles such as Family Guy or Family Guy.

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