Reviews by arkkangabriel

n short, "Bloody Mary 3D" is a film that attempts to revive the urban legend of Bloody Mary from a sensual perspective, but fails to stand out due to its execution and overall quality.

With a 2.2 rating on IMDb, "Bloody Mary 3D" is considered a low-quality production within the horror genre. Its focus on erotic content and lack of depth in the story have been recurring points of criticism.

The film is characterized by its low budget and an aesthetic that combines elements of horror with eroticism. It includes explicit scenes that have been criticized for seeming forced and not contributing to the plot. The acting and technical quality have been criticized as lacking, and the film has generally received negative reviews.

It is excellent, I recommend them. Very good saga, impeccable effects, great production.
The performances are solid without becoming transcendental, while photography is again up to the previous two nights of the devil. However, an abuse of the shadows is perceived, as if Whannell was not relying on the effect of the story itself, so he relied too much on the darkness of the houses ... It is good that there are people who do not like the light much, But would a girl with actress aspirations really live in such a gloomy room?

Another of the mistakes in which the film falls has to do with the status of the protagonist. To place the hero of the story in a unique setting - in this case his room - there are several resources, but simply Leigh Whannell took the most dramatic soap opera.

The first half of the film is taken very seriously and is bleak, of pure terror then, but this changes when the old acquaintances of Specs and Tucker are presented as very peculiar ghostbusters. It is here when the night of the devil Chapter 3 lightens its tone, without losing the terror, but it is certainly something that does make a difference and changes the pace it was leading.

But without a doubt, Specs and Tucker could easily appear in a movie mash-up alongside the Frog brothers from The Lost Boys and Ash from Evil Dead. They have my ticket purchased. (As long as Ash is the group leader)

The big difference, without being naturally spoiler, would be summed up to the final seconds of each chapter of The Night of the Devil, to that last picture. Well, while the films directed by Wann close with expectation and in a different way from what we have already seen, Whannell's takes the normal, effective path, but that is still the one explored by the genre for many years.

This movie is baptized by me as one of the epic, the kind that the plot will not be the surje of the commercial, but his music breaks down barriers, anywhere you see them, there love and reunion full of feeling my soul, makes my neurons in musical instrumnetos, causing me to be what I was not, give peace to the hearts of men and women with the ability if you can .. for those who are not, those who spent our lives, by they left their mark, so that the ashes are no longer a prayer thanks God for the music that makes us remember no matter the pace, but its essence

August Rush manages what humanity needs peace with justice. "The music we rode, we just have to listen"

Several media properties compare and contrast details shown in the film and actual events. As David Haglund and Forrest Wickman wrote in blog culture slate, "Browbeat": "The film more or less adheres to a very general outline provided by the length of the novella, of three parts, a number very detailed written by Pete Collins and published in the Miami new Times, more than a decade, it is not surprising that many details, and a number of important characters are removed from the film, and a lot of new fictional details.

Here are a number of differences between the film and actual events:

The film portrays the Sun Gym gang as consisting of three main members (Daniel Lugo, Adrian Noel Doorbal and Paul Doyle) and two accomplices [John Mese (the owner of Sun Gym and Miami Shores6 counter that notarized documents Kershaw - actually, Marc Schiller - Lugo) and Luminita Sorina stripper (based on Sabina Petrescu), who recruited Lugo - said - to serve as a "honey pot" of the band]. In fact, the band was bigger, Doyle's character is a composite of several real people who were not represented in the film as Carl Weekes, Delgado and Jorge Mario Sanchez, and real-life girlfriend of Doorbal (Cindy Etheridge ) that helped pull scrub blood on the walls of condominiums Doorbal after Doorbal had dismembered bodies of Griga and Furton. In addition, unlike Sorina, in the movie passes Doyle Lugo, Lugo Sabina and stayed together as a couple and committed, and ran together to the Bahamas (with parents of Lugo) .7 8 players in real life also 0.9: the events of the Miami New Times article, "cast of characters Box" detailed

In the film, Victor Kershaw says he was born in Bogotá, Colombia. His real-life counterpart, Marc Schiller, born in Argentina.10

Schiller and Lugo not become friends with each other; Schiller actually distrusted Lugo. It was Delgado (who worked for Schiller, as the wife of Delgado), who befriended Lugo and headed to Schiller, and was in the store Delgado (not Schiller), where the kidnappers held and tortured Schiller during a month, whereas before attempting to extort and to matarlo.8

Sabina Elena Petrescu (portrayed on screen as Sorina Luminita Bar Paly), was actually a golden center stage solid stripper. It was once Miss Romania and former model Penthouse.6

In the film, Victor Kershaw eyes closed recognizes Lugo for his colony. Actually, Marc Schiller recognized his voice

2012: 2 Oscars: Best Original Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (Waltz). 5 nominations
2012: 2 Golden Globes: Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (Waltz). 5 nominations
2012: Critics Choice Awards: Best Original Screenplay. Nominated for best film
2012: 2 BAFTA Awards: Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (Waltz). 5 nominations
2012: National Board of Review (NBR): 10 best film and best actor sec. (Dicaprio)
2012: Critics Association Los Angeles: 2nd place for Best Supporting Actor. (Waltz)
2012: American Film Institute: Top 10 - Best Films of the Year
2012: David di Donatello Awards: Best Foreign Film
2012: Chicago Film Critics Circle. 2 Nominations for
2013: César Awards: Nominated for Best Foreign Film

- It is the first film in the franchise that is not based on a specific novel in the series of books by Jack Ryan.

- This was the last film in which Tom Clancy participated as a writer before his death on October 1, 2013.

- Having played British characters Americans, Germans, Australians, Swedes, and this is the first time that Kenneth Branagh develops a Russian character.

- Chris Pine appeared in "Amokin aces", with the former singer of Jack Ryan, Ben Affleck.

- The budget required for the making of the film, about $ 60,000,000, grossing in its opening weekend of $ 17.2 million U.S. dollars only.

Not the first time the Jinn concept appears in Dark Souls (Stranded, Red Sands). A Jinn would become something like that can be a great influence on the mental and spiritual human being and that, while often invisible, can take any form. On the official website of the movie Jinn we are introduced in the mythology of the creature with the following definition: "From the beginning, stories of angels and men have captured our imagination and have been recorded in our history, crossing all borders culture, religion, and time. These two races have dominated the landscape of modern mythology for countless centuries, almost burying the evidence that there was also a third race. This third race, born of smokeless fire, the Jinn were called. The Jinn walk invisible, between humans and our ways unless extreme or unusual circumstances are never meant to cross. "

In Arabic, male Jinn are called 'jinni' and Girls' jinniya. "They are spirits earthbound that may fall within the same category of the realms of the fairies of the European traditions, and living in this world (right here), the opposite of transpersonal forces residing in the spirit world (there).
In the Holy Ku'ran (Koran), the great prophet Mohammed reveals that Jinn are real, which are formed of holy fire (energy) that are normally invisible but able to become visible at will. He proclaims that are moral, but can also be mischievous, even problematic for those who can not control them.