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The Fault in Our Stars More like The Fault in John Green for making a whole lot of people cry with this overly beautiful story. If you have the chance to go see it in the cinema,  GO SEE IT! There are a few things I didn't like about the movie in general, like Laura Dern or the filming of most scenes. But you know what? The movie didn't need any of that, because the acting is so good, that you don't need anything else to fill in the scenes. Another thing, Ansel Elgort, I bow down to you. I fell in love with you and your ways of acting slowly and then all at once. So, once again. Go see it ! I plan on seeing it again. And again. And again. Short Term 12 Sometimes, not knowing a thing about a movie is a good thing. A really good thing. And that was the case for this one. Surprised in the best way possible.  I watched it awhile back,  but the movie stuck with me. Telling the story in such ...

Treat yourself with some Divergent

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This is a post about Divergent.  Everything you are about to see comes  from the joy of the book coming to life  on the big screen and it being amazing!!! Too cute It's another YA, I know. And yet another trilogy of a dystopian world, I know. But you know what?  I have read the book quite some time ago and enjoyed it a lot .  At least the first two ones.  And then the third one happened... But that's a discussion for another time. The thing about books turning into movies, it's that nothing is ever as good as the books. Like never, ever. Ok, there are times, rare times, that movies might be slightly better, but like I said, RARE. First and most important part, the cast! You always want your favorite character to be done justice, because we all know nothing is better than our beloved fictional favorites. We had :   Shailene Woodley ... Tris Theo James ... Four Ashley Judd...

Before Midnight

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Have you seen this movie yet? Have you? HAVE YOU? Because you haven't... Put "Stupid" instead of "Crazy" and you got it!  This is the film in Richard Linklater's series of  capturing love between Jesse and Celine. You'd think that this is just another love story, one of the many, the unrealistic kind that doesn't happen in real life,  or yet another chickflick. But here's the thing.  You're wrong. So god damn wrong, if you think any of those. "You're a writer? You write...like...books?" The move is set in Greece, family holidays,  tables full of fresh food and fine wine. Endless intelligent, creative talks about everything between writers.  Picture of perfection.  But the peace is disturbed in the moment that Celine starts to feel threatened  in her big feminine world, like Jesse is going to turn her into a housewife, losing all her freedom, losing herself. From t...