Ideal for cooling down with air conditioning in a dark room before the energy savings come
By now we should already know what the summer film is, but it happens to us just like with the songs, it is no longer so easy to choose a title clearly, given the increasing offer and the increasing diversity in distribution. If we focus on cinemas, there’s the blockbuster ‘Padre no hay más que uno 3’, Santiago Segura’s Christmas film, ideal for cooling off with the darkroom’s air conditioning before the cuts come in for energy savings. ‘Thor: Love & Thunder’ may have been the summer season’s fiasco, stealing fame from ‘Elvis’ who would say it, but the releases that talk the most on social networks, the current word of mouth, These are the projects sponsored by streaming platforms, which have recently suffered from seismic movements in their struggle to cut costs and increase subscriber numbers.
Disney+ has released the highly anticipated ‘Prey’ or ‘Predator: The Dam’. The franchise inaugurated by Schwarzenegger catches its breath with a proposal that places the famous fighter with impossible jaws three centuries back in time. The fact that the heroine of the adventure is a young Comanche warrior has stung a section of the public who, far from appreciating audiovisual works for their creative virtues, insists on attacking anything that smacks of inclusivity and empowerment. It’s not the movie of the summer, despite adhering to the file. The surprise of 2022, also released online, is the jaw-dropping ‘RRR’, available on Netflix. 185 hypnotic minutes, made in India, that pass in a sigh. It has it all: action, romance, dance, humor, crazy twists and even torture porn. Irresistible.
Source: La Verdad
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