Édgar Ramírez
Review Of Jungle Cruise 3D: Disney’s Nonsensical Tedious Trip Down The Amazon
Jungle Cruise 3D(Disney-Hotstar) Starring Dwayne Johnson, Emily Blunt, Édgar Ramírez, Jack Whitehall, Jesse Plemons, and Paul Giamatti Directed by Jaume Collet-Serra Rating: ** The worst thing to have happened to the motionpicture is the 3D technique. Whoever thought of it must hate the movies so much that he(or she) wanted to dissuade movie buffs from braving it into theatres. I braved it. 3D and all. I came out unscathed. But the film is truly a rough-weather ride.Not emotionally,mind you. Just in the pure physical sense Jungle Cruise put | Click Here...
Review of Netflix film Yes Day: Too Stupid To Be Taken Seriously
Starring Jennifer Garner, Édgar Ramírez, and Jenna Ortega. Directed by Miguel Arteta Rating: * Seldom do I come away from any film without some redeeming quality to hold on to. Yes Day is an exception. There is absolutely nothing in it worth our while. Stupid, and proud to be so. Fatuous, and eager to prove it is nothing else. Dumb to the point of utter consternation. How on earth did the talented lead actors agree to be part of something that they would have to hide from their children? Children play an essent | Click Here...
Review Of The Undoing: Dazzling Glamour, Grisly Murder In The Undoing
The Undoing(HBO,6 episodes) Starring Nicole Kidman,Hugh Grant, Donald Sutherland, Edgar Ramirez Directed by Susan Bier Rating: *** ½ There has been a lot of criticism about this upperclass miniseries for being unrealistic. But as far as I can see, The Undoing never tries to be real. It is meant to be unreal gauzy and ultra-glamorous. The protagonists live in a glass house, literally, and who are we to throw stones? Destiny does it to them, as we sit back and marvel at the money time and effort spent in trying to save an obviously guilty man | Click Here...
Review of Wasp Network: Crams Too Much In Its Playing-time
Wasp Network (Netflix) Starring Penélope Cruz,Édgar Ramírez, Gael García Bernal,Ana de Armas,Wagner Moura Directed by Olivier Assayas Rating: ** ½ A political thriller that constantly moves between Fidel Castro’s Cuba and Bill Clinton’s America creating a simmering discontent between the content and the audience. Wasp Network outwardly gives off the rugged musk of a political saga well told. But then time begins to run out on the goings-on and the actors all in a hurry to find a home(even in jail) as they rush us through a spell of inclement weather, the | Click Here...