nicolopulcinelli

This movie tells the story of the rivality between Bjorn Borg, the Swedish "Iceman", and John McEnroe, the American bad kid. They had very different temperament, not only playing tennis but also in their ways to face life and difficulties. Despite the rivality and their differences they became fiends. Personally, I prefer the McEnroe's airiness and instead of the Borg's attention of every details and I support him during the movie. Well done the scenes of 1980's Wimbledon Tournament. I recommend it like Rush to who like sports and think that playing sport is like face life's difficulties everyday.

I really like this sequel, and I think that is also better than the first "Smetto Quando Voglio", funnier and more engaging with action scenes. I agree with the idea of creating a franchise because in the modern cinema is essential for competing with the TV series. Probably the first real franchise in the Italian cinema. Also this franchise represent a generation of graduated people that have difficult to find job and the precarious work in Italy. For this reason that comedy is not only funny, but also invite us to think about the trouble of graduated workers in the economic crisis. Waiting for "Smetto Quando Voglio- Ad Honorem"!

I like this type of movies based on time loop. I watched all the most famous movies of this genre, like Groundhog Day, Edge of Tomorrow, Dejavu, Donnie Darko, Looper Tringle and Predestination. This summer I saw Before I Fall and I like it very much. Also Happy Death Day is not bad, but I think that Before I Fall is more intense and explains better the circularity of the time and the goal that the main character have to achieve at the end. Happy Death is a very funny movie, Jessica Rothe is very well immersed in the role, but the plot in some points is a little bit weak, for example in the part of the wanted fugitive in the hospital. In conclusion, I think that this film is good and entertaining for passing a evening but in the future I will not remember it as a masterpiece of the time loop genre.

A girl picks up a boy in a disco in Rome. They want to go to her to have sex, but they don't find a parking space near her house, so they spend all the night talking, arguing and knowing each other. Interesting movie, but the end don't satisfy me. I think that this ending doesn't conclude the situation showed in the movie. Instead, Matilde Gioli is the best thing of this movie, a very good Italian beautiful actress.

I recently discover thanks Netflix interesting Spanish movies like this and "Contratiempo". Very good thrillers with a lot of suspanse and plot twists. In particular, this movie keeps your eyes on the screen for every minute until the final epilogue. In addition, the actress that plays Amaia is very expressive and well immersed in the role. I also like the rainy atmosphere. I recommend it!