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Gone with the wind is a 1939 American epic historical romance film adapted from the 1936 novel by Margaret Mitchell. The film was produced by David O. Selznick of Selznick International Pictures and directed by Victor Fleming.

Set in the American South against the backdrop of the American Civil War and the Reconstruction era, the film relates the story of Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh), a beautiful capricious and passionate young woman, who lives in one of the great mansions of the southern United States surrounded by black slaves and all sorts of luxuries. She is in love with Ashley Wilkes (Leslie Howard), but he is engaged to Melania Hamilton (Olivia de Havilland).

On the other hand, Red Butler (Clark Gable) an attractive man who has no more interest than his own benefit. During a party at the Twelve Oaks, the Ashley's estate, Butler falls in love with Scarlett and will not cease in his obstinacy to achieve his love throughout the film, although Scarlett will remain obsessed with Ashley despite the passage of the years and of several marriages by interest.

Throughout the film, not only can we follow  the vital evolution of the protagonist, from adolescence to maturity, but also her constant struggle to survive and achieve everything she sets out to do. A character full of strength, ambition, self-esteem and the inability to feel fear.

My favorite scene from the movie is Scarlet when she takes her oath facing a reddish sky saying:

"As God is my witness ...As God is my witness, the Yankees aren't going to lick me. I'm going to live through this, and when it's all over, I'm never going to be hungry again. No, nor any of my folks. If I have to steal or kill as God is my witness, I'm never going to be hungry again."

It is a very old film but I remember seeing it in the cinema when I was little, on the big screen and what impressed me the most was the magnificence of the staging. In fact, its duration of 4 hours passed me very, very quickly.

I think it’s worth seeing it, at least once, to be able to give it the value it deserves

Isabel Casals

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Set in 1995 in USA, Spain and Greece, a production of F. F. Coppola, Don Juan DeMarco didn’t have its moment of glory. Competing  with “Forrest Gump”, “Pulp Fiction” and “The Lion King”, things got tough. The movie was nominated for an Oscar for best soundtrack. It won some other prizes. The main theme “Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman” remains in memory as one of the best song ever and it’s difficult to find someone who hasn’t been enchanted by its.

It’s a heart-warming romantic comedy-drama starred by Johnny Depp, as Juan DeMarco and Marlon Brando, as Dr. Mickler.  A young man who believes himself the greatest lover in the world, tries (or almost) to commit suicide because of a heartbreak. Then Dr. Mickler, the psychiatrist, convinces him to give up on his suicide, and they start seeing each other every day in the psychiatric clinic where the supposed suicidal is hospitalized. So a revolution begins in the clinic and in the psychiatrist's personal life. People seem to be bewitched by Don Juan! The narrative is built on his unlikely life.  Don Juan DeMarco dresses like a Mediterranean lord of the nineteenth century, and wears a mask. He narrates his sexual and amorous adventures, and it’s difficult to distinguish what is true or false in the stories he tells, as many facts has been proven true. Don Juan’sadventures are so interesting that catch Dr. Mickler’s full attention, and also ours. The psychiatrist tries to work on a diagnosis and a line of treatment, but he can't (no contractions) do it, because the improbable seems real, and it makes him reflect about his own life. About the HOW colorless and lackluster that his life turned out to be. And now he tries to make up for the lost time, and tries to see further.

The wonderful performances of the protagonists and the soft tone of talking about hard things are the movie's strengths, however there is something more important. Something that only those who are able to read between the lines can understand, in other words, only THOSE who can see through the masks can understand. (Since the mask is a significant point of the film.)  The weakness of this movie would be its characteristic of being improbable. But sometimes improbable things happen. Other of them is his accent and the way how he dresses. And I think: Why should such a singular person have an ordinary life? Why should his accent or clothing be common? Ah, come on! it's the bad habit of wanting to homogenize everything and everyone, in the same way that in the film they want to cure something that is healthy.

To conclude: this is a sunny, light-hearted and thought-provoking movie that challenges you to have fun while making important reflections. Never will you get bored or be indifferent watching it.

Caution:

This film is very dangerous. It transmits an incurable and highly contagious romanticism. Women will want to find Don Juan, and men will want to be him.

Lisa Marie

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Shooter it is an action film directed by Antoine Fuqua and the main character is Mark Wahlberg (MW is not a character, he's an actor). It is based on (SET IN) THE USA in 2007.

Bob Lee Swagger (Mark Whalberg) it is an ex-marine who is recruited from (BY) the government to find the best possible killing spot in distinct cities for the president of the USA in a public meeting (CONFUSING - PROBABLY BECAUSE OF THE ORDER OF ELEMENTS), because they think someone is trying to kill the president. Watching the shot, Bob gets involved in a presidential assassination plot. He will try to scape and find out who has betrayed him.

I really enjoy this kind of movies. Basically, it is an American movie, I mean, it’s all about the patriotism and the men who are nearly going (about) to die, but finds the way to get all they want to achieve.

Not only is the film fast moving, but it is also very gripping, so I recommend IT to anyone who likes watching movies that (IN WHICH) the police are after someone.

Alex Carbonell

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Based on a true story Amerincan Gangster is a film set in 1968 in the city of New York. This crime/drama film (THRILLER) directed by Ridley Scott was nominated for several awards.

The main plot consists of an outcast New York City policeman ‘Bumpy’ (Russell Crowe) who  is charged to (in charge of / asked to) find out Harlem drug lord ‘Frank Lucas’ (Denzel Washington).  Following the death of his employer and recognized mentor, Bumpy Johnson, decides to accept the enigmatic and challenging case (if BJ is the subject, and I think it is, don't write a comma - never a comma between the subject and the verb).
Simoultaneosly, Frank Lucas establishes himself as the number one importer of heroin in the Harlem district of Manhattan and his reputation grows considerably.

I enjoyed watching this film because it is based on a true story and it describes perfectly the tough situation that the city of New York was living over that period.

Not until you watch the film you do realize how many people dead (this is not a  verb) because of drugs.

To conclude, I recommend you this memorable film because the actors play a great paper (role), the plot is intriguing and you will have a wide idea of the drug situation occurred in the 60s/70s in the city of New York.

Úrsula Piñeiro

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Toc Toc is one of the films by the Spanish director Vicente Villanueva. Not only is the film a funny comedy, but also it treats (deals with) psychology (mental issues).

First of all, the writer (??) pretends (attention: this is a false friend people know how they can be better in their life.

On the one hand, he explains how the people with (MISSING "A") mental illness like Toc are. This is a mental illness and the people who suffers (attention: no -s) FROM IT have obsessions and compulsions for anything apparently insignificant and without importance.

On the other hand, he narrates how we can be better practicing the communication and workING in groups.

Broadly speaking, it tells us that we can enjoy our progress while we are treating each other. Furthermore, he says how we must manage the frustration when matters are wrong. Therefore, his film is interesting to see, and owing to this, you mustn't (no contractions) lose the opportunity to have it (?).

To sum up, if you want to have a good time and Know (why capital letter?) more about how some mental illnesses work, you have to see it. In addition, you will enjoy this film and you will realize that people can be happy taking (?) or being different from others such as mental illness (??? such as = for example) and others similar. No at all this situation can become a potential skill and you can be more powerful with those.

Antonio Jose Bernardino Mateos.

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Harry Potter... what a wonderful and magical series of seven fantasy novels written by J. K. Rowling. Who doesn't like to dream that they can travel on a broom or do a spell?

The Harry Potter story is based on a child in which his parents (??) were murdered by a hideous magician with no feelings and who wanted at all costs to be the greatest and powerful magician in the world even if he have to kill for that (you mix past and present).

Basically, all the films depict the Harry Potter story when he turns 11 and is invited by the great headmaster of Hogwarts School Albus Dumbledore to learn magic. He makes friends, learns to do magic but above all, learns to face his fears and his destiny.

I'm absolutely convinced that all the children of my generation, and not only, know this film or have heard of it.
I never get bored watching this film because for me it makes me dream all the time and wonder if I was a witch, as many things and spells as I could do, it feels like we live in a magical world.

In my opinion, this film is not just for children and teaches a lot about life and what really matters, the friendship and love of our loved ones.

I've seen all the movies thousands of times and I can't get enough, I'm an assumed Gryffindor! Watch this movie and tell me which house the Sorting Hat has selected for you!

Fátima Nunes

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Sleepers is a drama film which was directed by Barry Lee Levinson in 1996. The movie is set in New York in the mid-1960s.

The main characters in the novel are four men, from their childhood to be adults (to their adulthood). The movie tells the story of four young guys (too informal) and how they grew up in a slum neighbourhood who (this relative pronoun needs an antecedent, which does not appear here) earn tips as altar boys and doing schemes with the mafia. To become brave, they start loafing around and to behave like vandals. That summer, doing evil they almost kill someone so they are incarcerated in the prison of Wilkinson Home for Boys. What happens to them over that year will change their lives forever. Not until you have watched the movie do you realize how courageous they get.

One of the strengths of this film are the actors there are. Although it hasn’t won any known (popular) awards, Sleepers has several brilliant famous actors such as Kevin Bacon, Robert De Niro and Brad Pitt. For me one memorable scene is when they are in the restaurant and something happens that the audience expected.

Not only is the film a drama, but it is also really intriguing.  For all lovers of thrillers, I recommend watching Sleepers.

Carlos Garbayo Jimeno

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Full Monty is a British film, directed by Peter Cattaneo in 1997, which was awarded at the Oscars in the category of the best soundtrack and at the European Film Festival as the best movie (I think you mean NOMINATED , not AWARDED).
Two unemployed men, Gaz (Robert Carlyle) and Dave (Mark Addy), who have been working in a factory in Sheffield up to now, don't know what to do to get money.
One day, a stripper group arrives to the city and all the women go crazy to see them.  Our heros believe that they could organise a similar show and earn a lot of money and fame. Furthermore, they are going through a bad time with their families and they want recover their faith and credibility.
To achieve their goal, they recruit some friends who neither work and all together practise a dance that includes stripping. Finally, they sell all the tickets and the neighborhood throw itself into the show.
The film is a comical and dramatic script about the ordinary people with their problems and concerns and, in my opinion, wants to tell us that all is possible if we decide it.
The two memorable scenes I remeber are, the first one, when they are in the queue at the unemployment office and they improvise a dance to the rythm of Hot Stuff by Donna Summer and, the second one is the final scene when the group dance and all of them throw their clothes and stay naked (2 ANDs in the same sentence). I enjoy it very much every time that I see them!

Marina Pujol

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This romantic genre movie is directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet and filmed in 2001.

Amélie (Audrey Tautou) is a very extravagant and peculiar girl who has a very simple life in the centre of Paris. At the begining of the film they explain you her childhood history; she was a girl who had a father that never showed any affection to  (for) her. He decided to raise Amélie at home with her mother who was a teacher.
Amélie's mother died crushed by a woman who committed suicide in Notre Dame.
Amélie had no social relationship, so she developed a lot of imagination and she loved the small details and pleasures of life.
But when she grows up, an unexpected event makes her fall in love. (attention: you mix past and present)

I personnally loved this film, not only because of the trama, but also because of the esthetic, the colours, also the ambientation of the places and specially the soundtrack.
Also the character of Amélie even thought is very eccentric, it makes you feel empathic with her.

My favourite scene is when Amélie's father has garden gnomes. He loves them so Amélie tries to cheer up him and she decides to catch the gnome and take it to a photograph site and she puts funds from different capital of countries for send to his father like if they were postals. For me it's funny and cute because even she loses her mum she tries to make other people happy.

To sum up, I really like this film because it has an interesting argument, great actors and good ambientation. For all of this I never get bored of this film.

Laura Pérez

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An outcast New York City police man (Russell Crowe) is charged by finding out Harlem drug lord Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington), whose real life inspired this partly biographical film. Following the death of his employer and mentor, Bumpy Johnson, Frank Lucas establishes himself as the number one importer of heroin in the Harlem district of Manhattan.

I consider myself a fan lover of films based on true stories, perhaps because after watching them it makes me think about the whole story.
This is the typical film that I do not choose to watch, but if it is being played on TV I would defenetely watch it! And this is what happened to me last saturday night.

The main actors play a great paper and the story itself keeps you gripping.

If you haven't seen this film I recommend it to you 100%.

Úrsula Piñeiro

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NOTTING HILL..It is a really sweet romantic comedy, that (you can't use THAT in a non-defining relative clause) is one of my favorites.

Whenever I feel overwhelmed o overly stressed I watch this movie and it lifts my mood.

"Notting Hill," one of the most beloved romantic comedies of the '90s.In 1999 Notting Hill movie rose to fame for the mythical film that takes place entirely through its streets (???). The hit movie Notting Hill was filmed at Shepperton Studios and the Notting Hill district in West London. Notting Hill is much more than a mere movie set, It's a refined neighborhood in which you will enjoy each of its corners, its houses painted with diferent colors. (this should not be included in a review)

The Roger Michell-directed film starring Julia Roberts  and Hugh Grant was a tremendous box office success. The story is of a romance between a London bookseller (Grant) and a famous American actress (Roberts) who happens to walk into his shop.

There is instant chemistry between the characters and the movie places them at the center of the narrative. Not much else happens, small inconveniences and problems that are overcome, finally leading to them getting together.

At the end of Notting Hill (spoilers), book salesman William and Hollywood star Anna ended up together after that “I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her” speech, got married..

Notting Hill had so many great movie soundtracks, the song ” When You Say Notting at All” by Ronan Keating is the most beautiful song of this movie, it is my opinion, and  not forgetting the song “SHE” sung by Elvis Costello.

Worth watching!!

Montse Alonso

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Die Welle is a German film, translated in English as The Wave. It’s set in Germany, at the present time. It was recorded thirteen years ago, in 2008, but what happens in the film could absolutely happen nowadays.

The movie tells the story about a history teacher (Jürgen Vogel) who did an experiment with his High School students. During a week, he had to teach a monographic about autocracy, despite he is a convinced anarchist. He wanted to prove that the possibility of creating a new dictatorship in the modern Germany was real. So, he asked the students to begin a political movement. And sure they did! First, they created a logo for the group. After this, they created a salute. And later they began to wear the same clothes. And from this point, everything started to go wrong.

I’m not going to go further on the details, because I encourage you so much to watch it, and I’m sure you hate the spoilers as much as I do. Basically, it’s one of my favorite films because I consider it makes you realize that the fascism is not gone, and it’s mandatory to face it. I’ve seen this film a lot of times with teenagers, and I assure you that they get touched for this film. Especially, thanks of the fantastic acting of Frederick Lau (as Tim) and Max Riemelt (as Marco) and Jennifer Ulrich (Karo), who stars in the scene I love the most, when she stands up against her classmates.

Watch it, you’ll no regret!

Gemma Amorós

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This movie is based on the 2004 documentary "The conscientous objector". It focuses on the World War II experiences of Desmond Doss, an American Pacifist combat medic, who refused to carry or use a weapon or firearm of any kind as a promes he did (YOU MAKE A PROMISE, NOT DO) when he was a kid "thou shalt not kill" - when he nearly kills his brother during a roughhousing-(PAST OR PRESENT?).

After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Doss enlists as a combat medic. Doss became the first conscientous object to be awarded the Medal of Honor, for service above and beyond the call of duty during the battle of Okinawa (PAST OR PRESENT?). .

Andrew Garfield stars as Doss with his partner Teresa Palmes as Dorothy Schutte.

I enjoyed this movie because knowing (missing subject) is based on a real story made me feel more sensitive and put more into the role and story (??). Also it combines action and love which i (capital letter) couldn't have liked more.
The last scene was epic. Doss was hanging in a rope with "the last man" he could save from the battle on a cliff.

Marta Cortadelles Flaquer

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The Mission is a highly acclaimed  British film, directed by Roland Joffé in 1986. It has won several awards including, the Palme d’Or,  many BAFTA and the most importantly an Oscar.  The main actors are Jeremy Irons (in the role of the Jesuit priest Gabriel), Robert de Niro (Rodrigo Mendoza, ex-slave mercenary converted to Christianity,) Liam Nelson (father John) and Ray Mc Anally (cardinal Altamirano). It is a dramatic historical film.

The plot focuses on real events that took place in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries in South America, when the Jesuits went to convert the indigenous Guaraní people to Christianity. In the struggle between the Spanish and Portuguese conquerors for the ownership of said lands (?) and of the indigenous people, turning them into slaves. The story is about how the mercenary and slaver Rodrigo Mendoza, joined Father Gabriel after killing his brother.

The film reaches climax when, due to the Treaty of Madrid of 1750, the Jesuits have to abandon the missions and the lands pass to the Portuguese. The Jesuits face the dilemma of abandoning the missions and the Guarani’s, whose survival is threatened or fighting with them against the Portuguese army.

There are several striking scenes, once of my favourite part (? - one of my favourite parts) is when Father Gabriel, after climbing the Iguazú Falls, enters the jungle and sits in a clearing and begins to play the oboe, and little by little the Guarani approach at him and accept him as a member of the community.

The film it (attention: double subject) is so memorable, not only for the spectacular cinematography of the landscapes and also for the fantastic musical score of Ennio Morricone and for the sublime performance of Robert de Niro and Jeremy Irons. A thought-provoking film that raises many interesting questions about the conflict between the church, the state and the capitalist system.  The Mission is  a moving story, unforgettable.

Judit Serracanti

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Spotlight, with 2 Oscars Awards (2 Oscars or 2 Oscar awards) for Best Motion Picture of the Year and Best Writing Original Screenplay, is a drama about a jounalistic case. Directed by Tom McCarthy in 2015, it is set in 2002 in Boston City, Massachusetts.

Based on a true story, the film is about a small department of Boston Globe Newspaper, called Spotlight, and how it unvover a big scandal of abuse of minor (singular? Then, "a" is missing) produced by priests during decades. Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams and Michael Keaton, among others, play three (if they are 3, "among others" is not correct) members of a investigative department in a local newspaper, and with a thrilled (attention to the difference between -ed and -ing) performance, they show us how an intriguing and chilling case was investigated. The publishing of the case in the newspapers shook the Boston Archdiocese and the Catolic Church forever.

The importance of journalims mission, his duties with the citizens, the form versus the content… all of this elementary questions underlie in all the diologues and them make the film more complex and interesting. With such a leisurely peace, perhaps too much for someone, you can follow in live the development of a an investigation but (and) also you can take part of this discussions.

Being a real based story film, not only it is interesting because of an incredible story, has it a gripping acting and an incredible film script. I strongly reccommend it wether you are a passionate of a real cases and investigative movies or not.

Quirze Pérez

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The Name of the Rose is a historical thriller film directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud. It is an adaptation of the bestselling novel of the same name written by Umberto Eco. The movie is set in the fourteenth century, in northern Italy, and was filmed in Rome and at Eberbach Abbey, in Germany. It was awarded the César Award for Best Foreign Film, and the BAFTA Award for Sean Connery for Best Actor. In the film, the main characters are William of Baskerville, played by Sean Connery in a fantastic work, and a sensitive Christian Slater in the role of Adso of Melk. In addition, the actor Ron Perlman makes a notable performance as the hunchback Salvatore.

William of Baskerville and his young novice Adso of Melk, two Franciscan monks, arrive at a mountaintop Benedictine monastery. They want to attend a theological debate about the poverty or the wealth of the Church. The monastery contains a valuable and extensive library, and the monks copy, translate and illuminate books at the scriptorium. When one of the monastery’s most talented illuminators is found dead, the abbot asks William, who is known for his intelligence and his ability to deduct, for investigating (something is wrong here. Remember ASK + TO). After that, other monks appear (ARE FOUND) dead and some people in the congregation believe that the deaths are linked with the prophecy of the Apocalypse. Then, the Grand Inquisitor arrives and accuses three people like (OF BEING) servants of the devil and responsible for the crimes. But William and Adso find the key to solving the mystery in the labyrinthine library.

The great strength of this great film is that it explains how the life in the Middle Age was, helped by the setting to show a dirty dark world. The script of the film is well worked out, and the actors develop an excellent interpretation. My only criticism is about the editing of the movie, because sometimes it seems that the scenes do not link correctly (are not properly connected / linked - passive).

Not only is this an absolutely gripping mystery film, but it also is a thought-provoking movie, since several subjects are treated in it: faith and reason, religious fanaticism and truth, authority and violence, good and evil. From my point of view, the story wants to explain the triumph of reason and knowledge over superstition and ignorance.

Begoña Chapero Arenas

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In a hypothetical future Los Angeles, “Her” tells the story of Theodore. Who is heartbroken because of the end of a long relationship. Having the desire to establish a new one, he buys a new advanced operating system. It is called Samantha, which takes its own decisions and which has its own thoughts. As Samantha wants to grow, its friendship with Theodore develops to an intimante love.

I never get bored of watching this movie. In reference to the images and the esthetic of the film, it must be considered the fact that they are very well thought and they achieve to get you through such an inmersive experience. On the other hand, to watch (watching) “Her” many times allows you to discover and interpret new ideas, which are treated by the author but which you hadn’t realised in the first viewing. No matter how many ideas the film has, the most important one is the fact that we have to face our own emotions because otherwise it will be impossible for us to maintain healthy relationships.

For these reasons and many more, “Her” is one of the films I never get bored with.

Víctor Lasala

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Cinema Paradiso is a film directed by Giuseppe Tornatore.  The plot is about the relationship between two characters: an old men named Alfredo, represented (played) by the actor Philippe Noiret, who plays the role of the film machinist, and Salvatore, represented by the actor Salvatore Cascio, a ten-year-old boy helping the film machinist.
The film tells the life of two people in a small town in Italy in the years after the World War II. We can see the hard and boring life in the fifties in Italy, when there were a big religious and social control They both have a very good and endearing relationship. Many leathery situations happen and there are many curious scenes from Italian typism of the fifties, as well as the closed relationships between the neighbours. One day the cinema catches fire and Alfredo is seriously wounded and blind and Salvatore is greatly affected (you used AND twice in the same sentence). this (capital letter) scdne is very gipping and hauting. After five years, when Salvatore is a teenager, Alfredo insists that Salvatore should go to the city to find a job and to meet new people. Finally, Salvatore accepts and he goes to Rome and never return to the village, until Alfredo died (attention: you're using the dramatic present, so stick to the present). The funeral is the reason why Salvatore comes to his home town, and everyone looks at him with curiosity and admiration. The scene in very exciting, endearing and heart-warning, like the whole movie.
To sump up, the film is a masterpiece full of emotions and customs of Europe (missing IN) the fifties and sixties, and the film is a interesting thought-provoquing exposition.

Xavier Ferrer

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Habana Blues, directed by Benito Zambrano (Lebrija, Seville, 1965) is a social and musical drama, shot in Havana.

From a bittersweet, open, optimistic perspective, full of harmony, and through the main followed of two characters (???), Ruy and Tito, especially Ruy, different issues converge located in the particular socio-cultural and political context of the old Cuban capital. The film's argument is intriguing, but at times in its attempt to embrace the social issues, it becomes heavy going. The film is heart-warming and recreates through its discourse the social sample of Cuba with realism and affection in a very varied musical background with rock, hardcore, metal, fusion or blues sounds, exposing the link between their dreams and the economic reality full of frustrations and lack of freedom. The outcome is though provoking and is a window open to dialogue that is still censored today, 16 years later.

The master of rhythm, avoid the story declining in its interest, the ability of dialogues and images to successfully create any type of emotional exposure, especially dramatic tension, the virtue to found poetry in the representation of everyday life, and of effectively narrating the performances on stage , (?? There's a problem of syntax in this sentence that makes it impossible for me to understand what you mean). All this qualities, in the whole so, confirm Benito Zambrano as one of the important names in current Spanish cinematography.

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Ruy and Tito are two young cubans who have a common dream: to become music stars. The dilemma and temptation of an international offer to record and perform abroad will change their lives and their relationships with family and friends. In this context where humor and universal feelings coexist simultaneously, Habana Blues is a beautiful metaphor about dignity, friendship and love. The film manages to get feelings of nostalgia for Cuba in particular, the most humane and the confrontation with a country devastated by a dictatorship. The spech is very realistic and the film manages to show the rise of other musical genres such as rock in the Caribbean

In summary, the ability to get feelings and optimism in face of difficulties. Highly recommended to all those passionate of rock, without forgetting that it is a very human story that can excite everyone.

Angel Castellanos

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I love this movie. Everytime I see it I enjoy each minute from the very beginning until the end. This story is set in a city in the USA in the 90's, and probably earlies 2000's. It tells how a man with an intelligent of a 7 years old kid tries to keep his daughter Lucy, called with this name because Sam is a Beatle's fan (Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds). Lucy has problems at school because she is not able to manage with diferents subjects, because her father can't help her (two BECAUSE in this sentence). For that, the Goverment wants to take Lucy with another family.

The main character is Sam, cast by Sean Penn. He contracts a lawyer, who is cast by Michelle Pfeiffer. They work together to avoid the judgement order that will get Lucy with another family.

I enjoy so much watching this film (problem of word order) because I think it is a story about true love between father and daughter. Sam is not intelligent, but he works hard in a Starbucks coffee to earn money and takes care of Lucy. And if someone is asking where Lucy's mother is, she abandoned both of them in the firts scene of the movie.

My favourite scene is one that (in which) Sam says to a woman: "You are the red in Lucy's pictures" (at least this is literal translations of spanish quote version), because Lucy likes to paint anything with red colour. My favourite colour is red, so maybe that is the reason because I like it so much that scene and this quote. (problem of word order)

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I never get bored with "The day after tomorrow" full stop probably I have seen hundred times. The film was directed by Roland Emmerich in 2004 and set in United States in the middle of one of the biggest natural disaster (plural) that we have ever seen in the cinema.

Like in the actually a climatologist try to advertise the government about the terrible changes that earth can be experiment ed caused by the global warming. The natural disasters begins while her son is in New York with friends. While the father confront to several issues to try to arrive at New York’s library’s, her son and her friends deal to freeze temperatures, torrential rains and a heavy snow to try to survivor.

All of that covered with a love story make you engaged with the characters until the end.

Alba Rubio

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The List of Schindler,wich won 7 Oscars,is set in 1939, during the invasion of Poland at the hands of the germans.
One  businessman named Schindler get by his influences (? I don't understand + getS), his money and the people who he get in touch WITH (although I still don't understand), in order to save a hundreds (singular or plural?)  of Jews who worked in his factory.
It is a film that impacted my a lot, there are  really cruel scenes that get me down.Despite being all practically filmed in black and white there are one scene whit a girl who is dressing in red!! I felt it was a windows at the hope.
Paulina

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The Hunger Games is set in a Future nation called “Panem” made up of twelve districts, separated according to their economic level. Every year, one boy and one girl from each district are chosen randomly to compete in The Hunger Games. In these televised games, the 24 participants are forced to fight to the death to survive, so only one can win.

Katniss Everdeen, played by Jennifer Lawrence, and Peeta Mellark, played by Josh Hutcherson, are finally the two representatives of District 12’s, after Katniss volunteers to take her 16-year-old sister’s place. They are taken to the Capitol to train and prepare to play the hunger games.

The film, directed by Gary Ross is based in a best seller written by Suzanne Collins, and won several awards, including nine MTV Movie Awards, three Grammys and a Golden Globe Awards nomination.

IRENE VILÀ PORSELL

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The Proposal is an independent rom-com movie (attention ROM-COM is a NOUN + too informal) directed by Anne Fletcher and starred by Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds. It is set up in the present day in New York as well as in a small town in the United States.

The main characters in the movie are coworkers, Margaret Tate and Andrew Paxton. She is the editor and he is her assistant. Margaret is being deported to Canada so she comes up with a plan to avoid it. She comes up (repetition) with a deception where they get engaged and end up traveling to Andrew's hometown.

The great strength of this movie is the connection between both actors and their performance. It makes every scene enjoyable even when not both of them are in the scene. For example, the forest scene with Andrew's grandma. However, even though the characters have known each other for a while, it is quite unreasonable to fall in love within a week.

Despite that, it is a very Sunday evening movie. For all of the lovers out there, this movie will make you cry of happiness and love.

Lali Toda

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I have to confess that I don’t enjoy very much watching a film, I always forget about the plot, the actors and actresses right after the film has ended. I do prefer a good series, however there is a classic movie saga that I love and I never get bored with. I’m referring to the most famous secret agent in history: Bond, James Bond.

I know that 007 character may be a little bit anachronistic nowadays. We do all remember Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton and many other actors  playing the role of the British agent and honestly, the masculinity model they represented in the films is, luckily, over.

In my opinion Daniel Craig, the last actor who has played the character since 2006, has given the character a more real and sensitive approach.

In the last film, which I think can be seen still in cinemas, James Bond has retired, he is living an, apparently, happy life with his girlfriend, Madeleine. They are travelling to a cozy village in Italy, where Bond visits the grave of one of her ex-girlfriends but he is ambushed by his old enemies of Spectre. Bonds suspects that Madeleine is involved in that ambush and leaves her.

5 years later, with Bond retired and living in Jamaica, he is contacted by some of his old colleagues at MI6 and the CIA as they want him to come back to do some work. He initially refuses, but, no Bond on scene, no plot… So back to work, Bond meets the new 007 agent, Nomi (hurray!). Despite some initial disagreements they start to fight together. Bond meets again with Madeleine and he finds out that she had nothing to do with the ambush and that she has a 5 years old daughter (that’s the same period of time since they last met...oh! what a coincidence).

Finally the bad guy from Spectre kidnaps Madeleine and her daughter, Bond and Nomi fight him and set Madeleine and her daughter free, but Bond has to pay a big cost for that.

I have to confess that I left the movie theater with a tiny tear falling down, but I was happy and excited as it seems that the new MI6 secret agent is a woman!

Laia Ll.