Reviews

I never take off movies before they finish because,. Even if I don't like them, I want to know how they end. This movie, I took it off and didn't give a shhhh as to what could possibly be the ending to something so boring. I wish I could get those 40 or 50 minutes that I wasted back. The acting wasn't all that bad, through, I think I recall, but everything else sucked.

All throughout the movie you jump to your own conclusions, but the characters and the story keep surprising you with twists and turns. The BEST Wrong Turn, if you ask me. Question is: who's the real bad guy in our modern world?

How many of you think that going to a shrink or a psychologist is something only crazy people do? Well, although that isn't a very accurate fact, in this specific short film we can see that there are people out there who are very troubled and instead of helping you overcome whatever trauma you may have, they make you sink even more. Suspenseful and unpredictable, "Contenedor" makes you wonder who's the real troubled person inside a psychologist's clinic. Things are never what they seem and every minute counts when it comes to our sanity. So help the patient not lose his and watch the short film.

You can watch the short film in the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrX3LBzacFk Well, I'm a very big thriller/slasher fan and when I heard that it was inspired on the Dnepropetrovsk maniacs killing spree, I knew it was going to be bloody as hell. This is one of those short films that doesn't need more than maybe 10 words all-in-all to still give you chills, since there are people out there that ought to hurt you, and taking place in a very isolated mountain-like place, it gives a feeling of isolation and helplessness. I highly recommend it and if you're fan of movies like I Know What You Did Last Summer or Scream, this short film is for you!

Sad, but true. Corruption is absolutely everywhere, and even though we all see it every day in many aspects of our day-to-day life, you don't think of it much happening in the artistic world, specifically in the dancing department. Yet, in this short film, we can see that injustice happens everywhere, even to students, that we, nowadays, need to have strings pulled to get somewhere, otherwise, we drown. But even so, it gives us hope that there are people out there who will take us seriously because of who we are, our determination, perseverance, and honesty. This film gives you hope, although it's brief and to the point. I loved it and will share it. You can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2NvdlQ2_Pc

Everyone is familiar with the term "the book is always better than the movie", but in Jurassic Park's case, what suits it better is "the movie is so much different than the book". Packed with suspense, action, incredible effects (considering the year of release) and an amazing cast, this movie is, by far, one of the best book-to-film adaptations and one of the most sold DVDs of all times. Steven Spielberg was the perfect writer and Sam Neill the perfect Alan Grant. Even though it might seem as "entertainment" only, I believe the purpose of this film is to show, not-too-subtly, how people are going too far in science and that sooner or later it turns against us, only to harm us. Turn on your willing suspension of disbelief button and enjoy this fantastic dinosaur film!