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Esta página recopila todas las opiniones que lopezpatricia-06139 ha escrito, para compartir sus opiniones detalladas sobre películas, series y más.
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Robert Carlyle, Lou Diamond Phillips, Ming-Na Wen, Louis Ferreira, Alaina Huffman, Jamil Walker Smith, Elyse Levesque, Brian J. Smith, and David Blue in SGU Stargate Universe (2009)

SGU Stargate Universe

7.6
1
  • 3 jul 2023
  • Not one likeable character

    This really taxed my nerves. First of all the character played by Jamil Walker Smith really put my back up: he just seemed to want to shoot anyone. The aggression coming from him really put me off.

    This is a purely scientific and the military should have been there as an afterthought l. And should be taking orders from the scientists. As for the communication stones what a joke. Taking over someone's body in earth millions of light years away is ludicrous. One scene where two of them go out clubbing in bodies they have taken over with these communication stones. Not one person wanted to be in that ship. WTH flying through space and discovering new planets, new technology. And it seems not one person in this show wants this. Ugh.
    Elisabeth Moss in Shirley (2020)

    Shirley

    6.1
    1
  • 29 abr 2023
  • Annoying and boring

    I would rather drop a Contact lens in a gas petrol station bathroom and put it syraitback in my eye than suffer anything like this again. I spent the first half of the film trying to figure out what was going on. But all I wanted to do was punch Shirley in the face. And kick her supercilious husband of a cliff. The story made no sense so I started to Google who this woman really was. This film is not based on her life story. Just a well wired creepy film that DRAGGED ON AND ON AMD ON. I have neck ache from looking at my phone which provided some respite. The only reason I kept it on was for mum who seemed bored but determined to get to the end.
    On A Wing and A Prayer (2023)

    On A Wing and A Prayer

    5.5
    1
  • 21 abr 2023
  • Bible thumping rubbish

    As a non believer I stay away from overly religious films. I even watched the film Noah with an open heart and enjoy it thoroughly. As I knew what I was walking into. But this film I abandoned due to the religious aspect being pushed down my throat. I expected an edge of your seat experience. Plane crash. Survival at all cost. But the typical tedious ungrateful daughter being crappy to her parents and hillbilly barbecue contests. I don't understand how a nation as the USA is so great with all this religious clap trap. Now IMDb want another 55 characters to describe how this film offended me. ..
    The Lost Symbol (2021)

    The Lost Symbol

    6.4
    1
  • 23 mar 2023
  • Does this ever end

    The first 2 episodes were mildly intriguing however after that the story makes no sense and becomes so utterly confusing to the point it's hard to follow (and no I'm not an idiot) thank goodness I downloaded the whole thing for free of a dodgy website. I love Eddie izzard but I can't contain my disappointment with is so called America accent.

    If this had been a film, even a three hour movie it would've been bearable.

    I guarantee by episode 5 you're ready to never entertain a Dan brown movie ever again. Who even gives a F about his porthole or what's it's for and dor why. My final advice is that if you have to pay for it DONT. It's not worth a quid.
    Christopher Abbott in Possessor: Controlador de mentes (2020)

    Possessor: Controlador de mentes

    6.5
    1
  • 30 dic 2022
  • My grandma would have loved this pile of crap

    Omg this is just a hardcore porn film with murder gore. And I love both of those genres (SEPARATELY) so why did this film offend me so much...... The gore part wasn't really well executed, especially when you compare it with say a Quentin Tarantino movie. Didn't have the style. Just made us say out loud okay love that's enough he's dead already.

    But the porn scenes took the biscuit. I still can't get that woman's growler out of my mind. Full on erections and vaginal scenes and penetration. (Hetro sex) which we were not warned about. But wow if there a film or tv show where two same sex people even kiss, then there's endless warning to the point of apology. So do you understand the unfairness of it. Also it felt endless and boring after the first half hour. Just googled this cronenburg creep and he looks just like the type of freak to make such rubbish. Ugh and vomit.
    Rory Kinnear in Men: Terror en las sombras (2022)

    Men: Terror en las sombras

    6.0
    1
  • 22 dic 2022
  • What kind of men hating piece of dirt wrote this

    John Cusack, Brendan Gleeson, and Luke Evans in El cuervo: Guía para un asesino (2012)

    El cuervo: Guía para un asesino

    6.4
    1
  • 1 dic 2022
  • Excruciatingly boring

    This film has all the trappings of a Tim burton film of the 1990s in the respect that it's overtly dramatic. But this film lacks that's special touch. It says it's a horror, well it's horrific alright but not in the scary sense. And it's not tense or a thriller. So that's the synopsis shot to buggery. Cheap makeup scares. A lot of really fake gore. There are a lot of dodgy American actors from the two bit British actors (apart from Luke Evans) And now IMDb wants another 200 characters from me out of this review. What a stupid platform that dictates how much you should write. No wonder people on here drone on and on and on!
    Anya Newall in Lair (2021)

    Lair

    4.1
    1
  • 26 nov 2022
  • Absolute crap

    This film was so terribly acted it wasn't even corny. The two parents of the girls were like nails down a chalk board whenever they opened their mouths to moan shout and argue the whole time. The American lead fella isn't likely to nominated for any awards any time soon. But he did come out with a few good be liners. It also bored the backside clean off me. In short there were ZERO likeable characters in this so called horror film. I've had bowel movements more frightening than this annoyance. Zero scares but just satisfaction at the end result. Every horror flick on prime and Netflix is rated no higher than 5.1. It's like no one can come up with a truly scary horror. More from the likes of insidious and the conjuring.
    The Haunting of Margam Castle (2020)

    The Haunting of Margam Castle

    2.5
    1
  • 6 nov 2022
  • This film takes the biscuit

    Thank you Netflix for yet another crap film. There's nothing intelligent to say about this film. Partly because we only lasted 20 mins into it. It gave the impression of a 1970s hammer house of horror with the ridiculous acting. Really bad cinematography. This film should be shelved in an archive that's to be never opened! When I checked out IMDb and say the 2.6 rating I was fuming with Netflix as recently it had gone down hill. 8 times out of ten the films are foreign with no warning. So you get some dubbed crap with some two bit actors reading their lines. And now I've got to use 600 characters with this review so sorry I've digressed.
    John David Washington in Tenet (2020)

    Tenet

    7.3
    1
  • 21 oct 2022
  • Confusing boring with obnoxiously loud background noises

    This film is an insult to anyone with a basic grasp of physics. Even a physics lecture would be easier to follow than this crap. I had to nurse the Bluetooth speaker in my hand because the dialogue was impossible to hear but any other noises like a gun going off or a car door slamming were absolutely deafening and a complete assault of our senses. As everyone has said it's beyond difficult to follow making it boring boring boring!! I've been a die hard fan of sci fi my whole life but this made no sense at all. If it had been 2 hours or less I'd have seen it through but the last 25 mins we just cut our losses and shut it down like a roach infested cafe. Oh and check out when one guy described the grandfather paradox saying there is no right answer. What utter nonsense.
    Moonfall (2022)

    Moonfall

    5.2
    1
  • 13 ago 2022
  • Where to start / avoid this as you would a covid ridden tissue

    This film was total and utter cliché rubbish. In the same vein as Independence Day. The annoying sad sack that saves the world (could see that coming a mile off) and dragging an old space shuttle out of a museum and got it working in a day. The fact that if the moon ever got that close the earth would be a ball of liquid rock and no one left to save it. The typical storyline spin off with the kids making it hundreds of miles through death defying Obstacles where you couldn't have gotten that far on a good day! Also that fact that the sat phones still worked even though real life would say that all the satellite would have been well destroyed before the earth started to perish. And unfortunately I could go on and on with an endless life of inaccuracies. At least Star Trek is based on real science.
    George Clooney in Michael Clayton (2007)

    Michael Clayton

    7.2
    1
  • 28 jul 2022
  • All over the place

    Honestly it took an hour into it before we had a clue what the hell was going on. Something about clooneys failing restaurant owing 75K the law firm boss off his meds and having a bi polar episode. Nothing to do with any courtroom or class action law suit . It took nearly to the end to find out Tilda Swindon was on the side of the baddie's. Totally disjointed. We can only deduce that the people being sued are killers. What an awful waste of two hours based on the idiots that gave this film such a high rating.
    Glenn Close and Amy Adams in Hillbilly, una elegía rural (2020)

    Hillbilly, una elegía rural

    6.7
    10
  • 14 jul 2022
  • Glen close wow just wow

    I total feel good film but very emotional. I just could take my eyes off glen close and just what a Stella actress she has always been. It's been on my watch list for ages and I didn't think I'd like a film about a bunch of hillbilly's but I'm so glad I watched it. Lovely film!
    The Nan Movie (2022)

    The Nan Movie

    4.8
    1
  • 31 may 2022
  • Not the Nan Taylor I know and love

    I couldn't get over just how different she played Nan in this. She was calm and sedate. She never raised her voice I don't think at all. Barely any swearing.

    Stupid scenes such as her going to a rave and doing shots. And then there's the immeasurable sadness at the end with the sister. Sorry but I only like her when she's ranting and raving.
    Hugh Grant, Meryl Streep, and Simon Helberg in Florence: la mejor peor de todas (2016)

    Florence: la mejor peor de todas

    6.8
    10
  • 17 may 2022
  • The Bouquet residence, the lady of the house speaking

    Any one who's seen the BBC comedy 'keeping up appearances' will be doubly amused to see Streep playing a similar character to Hyacinth Bouquet. The film itself wasn't laugh out loud because she was quite a pitiful person. So I personally found it quite sad that she had no idea that people were laughing at her rather than with her. I'm Insure weather a film ridiculing her is appropriate. But it also celebrates her too.
    Emily Baldoni in Coherence (2013)

    Coherence

    7.2
    5
  • 17 may 2022
  • Would be brilliant but the characters are a little irritating

    This is a good little sci-fi film. And very thought provoking. But sometimes when you have a dinner party scene turning into an evening the actors can seem like they're talking over each other and incessantly. I think it was the fault of the script trying to make the dialogue natural and flowing and clashing with two bit actors that also didn't have the experience for such a difficult and long scene, meaning that it takes place in one house.
    Tom Berenger, Annabeth Gish, and Cybill Shepherd in Detective (2005)

    Detective

    5.7
    1
  • 17 may 2022
  • As soon as the scene introducing Sybil Shepard I knew

    I'm a huge fan of Annabelle Gish but this really was a made for tv Saturday afternoon stinker. It felt like it was shot in soft focus (probably for Shepard's sake) but It just lacked the grab you and reel you in. Very soft and tame affair.
    Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan in Amonita (2020)

    Amonita

    6.5
    10
  • 17 may 2022
  • Nicely done. If not a little slow or should I say understated

    Mind blowing performances from Kate winslet and Saoirse Ronan. In places there is very little dialogue and this would have put me off, but the acting from the whole cast kept my attention and respect. By comparison to other films it may seem uneventful but the story is simple and told with emotion and facial expressions. Stick with it!
    Charlotte Rampling, Domhnall Gleeson, Ruth Wilson, and Oliver Zetterström in The Little Stranger (2018)

    The Little Stranger

    5.5
    1
  • 16 may 2022
  • WHEN DOES THIS FILM END

    Is what we kept saying whilst watching this inordinately boring film. We are hard fans of period drama and supernatural. But there are no ghosts or scares in this crap fest. Just some dr who has delusions of grandeur about living in the Manor House . Give this a miss if your looking for a supernatural ghost type of a film. And cancel your sleeping pill prescription, all you need is watch this before bed.
    A Haunting at the Rectory (2015)

    A Haunting at the Rectory

    2.9
    1
  • 7 may 2022
  • What an absolute joke

    I feel embarrassed in particular for the lead actress. She is the worst out of the 3 so called actors. Real amateur dramatics caught on film. Is this why we pay so much for streaming services for them to insult us with this crap.
    Tilda Swinton in Orlando (1992)

    Orlando

    7.1
    1
  • 2 may 2022
  • Confusing and boring

    We are avid followers of period dramas so we're happy to find what we thought to be a hidden gem. Not so: it is utterly confusing and profoundly boring. It's unclear as to why his/her gender changes half way through or the hows and whys she travels through time. Thanks IMDb for the high rating lulling is into a false sense of security. I'm saying give this a miss.!!!!!
    Elizabeth Hurley and William Moseley in The Royals (2015)

    The Royals

    7.4
    1
  • 30 abr 2022
  • Utterly ridiculous

    Aaron spelling couldn't even come up with something this cheesy. Switched off after 10 minutes in absolute disgust. I love a cheesy American soap opera but this is something else.
    La reina del desierto (2015)

    La reina del desierto

    5.7
    1
  • 11 abr 2022
  • Visually stunning and incredibly boring

    Whom ever this Bell woman was this film failed to highlight any redeeming features. From my pov she came across as a rich woman who flees to formally known as Arabia. Her Archaeology lasted 3 mins as she camped outside some ruins. She just went from Bedouin tribe to the next. The film didn't bother to highlight any of the achievements listed in the synopsis. Film portrayed her in such a boring light I can't even be bothered to Google her and find the real story! James Franco's English accent was just laughable and nails down a chalkboard.
    Charles Dance, Rebecca Ferguson, and Sam Reid in Cuando cae la Nieve (2016)

    Cuando cae la Nieve

    5.8
    6
  • 28 mar 2022
  • A pleasant story.

    Not the most brilliant film I've ever seen. But the fabulous Charles dance was mesmerising as per usual. Ferguson also played a good role too. And it has a lovely ending. Slightly dark feel good movie.
    Marton Csokas, Ewen Leslie, Eva Green, Eve Hewson, and Himesh Patel in The Luminaries (2020)

    The Luminaries

    6.4
    1
  • 28 mar 2022
  • Impossible to follow

    We are not a household of dullards but this was ridiculous. The timelines shift without warning. Take the great film cloud atlas. Which was complicated but easy to follow the alternate timelines. We were trying to guess the whole time by judging what costumes they were wearing. Impossible!! We ditched this pile of crap by the end of episode 4.

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