wariotheater Reviews

Perfect Obedience (2014)

Subtle and terrifying at the same time. Greatly performed.

[8/10 · 4 October 2016]

This is what happens when you have such great actors, a quite interesting/shocking/real topic to develop and the talent to picture all of that without being unnecessarily explicit.

Absolutely a great Mexican film, the acting that Juan Manuel Bernal gives is just outstanding and precise, the children look spontaneous but traumatized along with their unbelievably blind parents.

The story is terrible and even hideous which only feeds the capacity that the movie has to transmit that and to make you feel terrible and shocked of the evilness that a human being can posses. The subtlety of this film is horrifying and quite effective.

If you are looking for a graphic movie without any important reflection of this disgusting/human topic then this is not your call, on the other hand what you are going to find here is an outrageous story perfectly and subtly depicted with the only purpose to terrify your very deep human side.

I Promise You Anarchy (2015)

A film without soul.

[3/10 · 2 September 2016]

This is one of those times where you see a film and it leaves you with nothing but a feeling of a great waste of time.

Some of the actors were found on Facebook, I'm afraid they forgot to hire someone to do the sound editing, most of the lines are barely understandable, the script is full of gaps and the end of the story you don't even what exactly happened, the soundtrack does not contribute in any way to the film.

However the whole bunch of basic mistakes above mentioned would not be even important if we focus on the main problem of the movie, the purpose or the reason for which you should see the movie is simply not existent, this is just a bunch of pictures with no soul, with nothing to tell us, with nothing relevant to say.

Hopefully I will forget this by tomorrow...