Avaliações de Flavianomatos

The story is very interesting, albeit too much cliché. It deals with some forms of magic and people who perform them.

However, the villain completely plain and lacks any motivation besides power and ruling the world. The hero being too naive was a thing I didn't like but it's tolerable.

Now comes the defect that bothered me the most: the dialogues and speeches. "Nahuel!" is the most repeated sentence throughout the movie. After the tenth or fifteenth occurrence, it started to become insufferable. Then, in the middle of the movie, comes one of the worst pieces of info dump in one of the worst ways possible, when Fresia tells a man turned into a dog by a curse his own story.

All said, a good idea with a failed execution: plain characters with cliché motivations and horrible speeches.

I want my time back.

However good this movie may be, it poses a clear case of not-so-subtle product placement. There's a lot of talk about diamonds and diamond jewelry, and the main song is appropriately about how diamonds are a woman's "best friend". That song goes even to the length of telling the name of the main store chains selling De Beers staple, and if you can't get their names at first time, no worries, that part of the song will be sung again.

This is just a comedy explaining why Thor does not appear in Captain America: Civil War. Just for some laughs, Thor is interviewed alongside the random Australian office worker he's moved with. The little jokes about the differences between our culture and that of a Norse god is worth seeing, provided you know something about Norse mythology, or Marvel's Thor, which is loosely based on the former.

Worth the whole 3½ minutes it take to watch. Especially considering that you can watch it for free on Youtube! It's good to watch some comedic antics from someone who don't fall on the mistake of taking them too seriously.