The Bull is Really Mad
Different countries have their own take on gangster movies. This Spanish version is gritty and engaging. Toro's angst as he tries to rebuild his life resonates with the viewer. The intensity of Mario Casas' portrayal reminds one of Keano Reeves' John Wick. But Luis Tosar, Jose Sacristan and even Jose Manuel Poga lend vital support to a memorable film.
It speaks to the viewer of what family is and isn't about. Loved ones come first and foremost when they suffer at the hands of others.
Dialogue is crisp and direct. The action sequences are convincing, and the cinematography gives us glimpses of popular Malaga on the Spanish Riviera.
It speaks to the viewer of what family is and isn't about. Loved ones come first and foremost when they suffer at the hands of others.
Dialogue is crisp and direct. The action sequences are convincing, and the cinematography gives us glimpses of popular Malaga on the Spanish Riviera.
- albertval-69560
- Dec 18, 2021