These are all the movies and series that Filipe has reviewed. Read more at: Always Good Movies.
Number of movie reviews: 1972 / 1972
Years
A beautiful homage to a man who was able to take "Giant Steps" with "A Love Supreme". Review
Another compelling move from Terence Davies and a classy entry in his refined, selected filmography. Review
The bloody scenes are addressed as a mix of poetic veneration and careless joke, but it’s the dark humor that works best... Review
Ozon was solid behind the camera in a classic (re)tale about remorse, forgiveness, and passion. Review
An inspired humor fills the gaps between the numerous cuts perpetrated by the mutants. Review
Cleverly written, beautifully enacted, and gripping from the first scene to the last... Review
Feels more fabricated than authentic, dawdling in predictability and producing a sedative effect. Review
This drama carries much more than just entertaining punches. Review
Even imperfect and with margin to improve, the film looks at love, success, and self-confidence with a mordant cynicism and irony. Review
Andrea Arnold’s messiest film with its wobbly narrative and uneven parts, some of them stronger than the whole. Review
Can be so boorishly reckless on some occasions and freshly delicious in others. Review
A beautiful ode to friendship and human understanding... Review
Rich in dark humor, detail and color, as well as marked by a strong narrative... Review
A powerful piece of cinema that authenticates Farhadi as the most predominant contemporary Iranian filmmaker. Review
Even with some interesting moments, this is a modest pic from a talented director... Review
Mendonça Filho holds an unflinching filmmaking style reinforced by a haunting narrative fluency. Review
Has acceptable moments of suspense and exhales estrangement all around. Review
Observant, insightful, and necessary, reaffirms Ava DuVernay as the powerful voice of the oppressed, as well as a world-class filmmaker. Review
This character-driven accomplishment is powerful, portraying life’s contingencies with class, honesty, and an extraordinary sensibility. Review
The human portrayed here are deeply cutting and easy to connect with, thanks to the gigantic performances by Washington and Viola Davis. Review
Its charm and message make us forget the originality it wasn’t capable of showing. Review
A minor Dardennes and, probably, their flattest work. Review
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