SourceAll the screenshots in this post were taken from the movie by me.Ryan Coogler is one of today's most consistent filmmakers, and, along with others like Jordan Peele, is one of the main figures responsible for the best representations of Black culture on the scene today. Films like Black Panther and Creed proved that it was possible to deliver social criticism for the masses without falling into pretentiousness, embracing their African roots and blending them into the modern world.

SourceAll the screenshots in this post were taken directly from the movie by me.Final Destination is one of those franchises where quality occasionally takes a backseat, giving more importance to its ability to entertain, regardless of its ability to maintain its own internal logic, or, failing that, to present a cast of characters capable of earning our empathy even if they're going to die in the end.

SourceAll the screenshots in this post were taken directly from the movie by meWhile Snow White is far from the worst movie I've ever seen, it's hard to disagree with all the negative things that have been said since its release a couple of weeks ago, not only because it's yet another product in Disney's shameful habit of bringing all of its classics to live action, but because a large number of senseless creative decisions were made that only result in a film far inferior in terms of quality to its 1937 animated counterpart (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs), which, incidentally, was the first feature film produced by Walt Disney.

Sourceall the screenshots in this post were taken directly from the movie by me.Although it had been abandoned for over 10 years, with the recent release of Bloodlines in theaters, it seems that the Final Destination franchise is on everyone's lips for the first time in a long time, creating a perfect opportunity to revisit the five films in it, irreverent gems of the slasher genre that blend creative, violent sequences with surprisingly existentialist themes.

SourceIt's no secret that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has lost its luster since Endgame was released in mid-2018. While it had several flaws that were hard to ignore, it served as a firm conclusion to a story that had been brewing for years, a story in which we were passive accomplices, crying, laughing, and getting excited.

Sourceall the screenshots in this post were taken directly from the movie by meWhile Greg Mottola's (the director of the iconic Superbad) direction, starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, might lead us to believe that "Paul" was destined to be one of the best comedies of the 2010s, the reality is that we're dealing with a fun but forgettable film, one that deserves a chance more for its harmless nature than for its ability to tell a genuinely interesting story.