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domingo, 29 de noviembre de 2020

POLTERGEIST:They're here


Do you believe in ghost? Speaking from personal experience I'd say that ghost is a something which just could watch in a movie.Based on some researches,I often find that children have a special sense to perceive this paranormal phenomena,which,to be honest,makes me anxiety if a child will comment me about any ghost vision.Fortunately,only Carol Anne can manage to watch it through her TV.....

Poltergeist is an American supernatural and horror film.It was directed by Tobe Hooper and written By Steven Spielberg in 1982.It's fair to point out that Spielberg was working in E.T when this plot came up,for that reason Hooper turned out the main director due to his last successful works which was far reaching effects in Hollywood.I must make clear that Spielberg shared directing work with him,although he went uncredited.The movie was an absolutely success,not only was nominated it for three Academy Awards,but also became a one of the best horror film in the cineme history.It is worth saying that Poltergeist 2 :The Other Side (1986),Poltergeist 3 (1988) and lately a remake didn't reach the level hoped for.

The Freeling family seems to have a quiet life in California.Steven (Craig T.Nelson) and Diane (JoBeth Williams) live with their three children Dana (Dominique Dunne),Robbie (Oliver Robins) and,over all,Carol Anne (Heather O'Rourke).One night,Carol Anne wakes up and start a conversation with the television.The following night,Carol Anne goes through a similar situation,but this time a ghostly white hand appears from the The TV.This horror situation gets up all family due to an strong noise and in that moment Carol Anne advertises 'They're here'.After this night,this house and this family will be never the same.

In essence,I highly recommend this film for the superb cinematography and production design.But above all because of the masterful depiction of what happens to the young Carol Anne inn what is possible becomes paranormal.
....It knows what scares you.








Don't forget,I'm an English student.I try to avoid it but some mistakes are unavoidable.

domingo, 15 de noviembre de 2020

HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA 2: Meet the monsters





Which is your favourite monster? Although this year is so weird,our summer holidays were different,our back to the grim in September was not the typical one and sadly,we are supposed to have a lonely and unhappy Christmas.For that,we could point out that this Halloween was unusual as well.So,I've decided to a movie which we can watch with family.Hotel Transylvania shows us a fun and endearing version of Dracula,Frankenstein,warewolf or the mummy.

Hotel Transylvania 2 is an animated American film.It is directed by Genndy Tartakovsky and writer by Robert Smigel in 2015.This second part is the sequel with the same name in 2012,and so far with Hotel Transylvania 2 : Summer Vacation (2018) completed this franchise,although it has been created a borrow with a fourth film to 2021.Its strong point is its original voice which are produced by famous actors such as Adam Sandler,Andy Samberg,Selena Gomez or Kevin James.It is fair to point out that not only is it considered a success in its box office but also a little budget to pruduce.

After 7 years that the hotel had opened,Mavis and Johnny have a baby,Dannis.On her fifth birthday,everyone is happy with the little member of this peculiar family,although his grandfather (Drac) is worried due to Dannis might not have vampires powers.Consequently,Drac carries out a plan to go with his grandson where Drac grew up in order to learn his vampire abilities due to it is totally essential to have them for the huge dangers of Transylvania.So,Drac make up a parellel story to confuse his daughter,who doesn't want his baby goes to this place.Finally,Drac,helping for his monster's friends,drops out the hotel and carries out a funny and vampire training. 

These lovely monsters epitomises the values we cherish on a family (especially the relationship between Dracula grandfather and his grandson),and her downplaying difficulties make for a hopeful approach that rasonates well with audiences regardless of age.The music,animation and voice work excel,and the screenplay feeling more aimed at children but for adults as well,may indeed have been a smart move should we look at the box office.For all this,I gladly reckon 'Hotel Transylvania 2' has successfully toward fairly becoming one of the longest-awaited and most acclaimed sequels of the animation world.In my view,this second part is the best one.
....The're back to raise a little terror.










Don't forget,I'm an English student.I try to avoid it but some mistakes are unavoidable.