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Today I'm going to recommend a movie that's one of the few that can truly touch your heart, thanks to the genuine emotion it portrays. This film boasts spectacular animation and a magnificent soundtrack that will make you thoroughly enjoy watching it.
> THE WILD ROBOT / ROBOT SALVAJE

SYNOPSIS / SUMMARY:
The epic adventure of a robot, unit ROZZUM 7134, who is shipwrecked on a deserted island and must learn to adapt to the harsh environment. Little by little, she forms a bond with the island's animals and adopts an orphaned goose.

AN ACCIDENT THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING:
Roz, or as we know her at the beginning, "Unit ROZZUM 7134," was part of a shipment of robots from a company. Unfortunately, a storm landed her on an island full of animals who perceived her as a "monster." However, they hadn't counted on the fact that this robot was programmed to help others. Through her instinct to be helpful, she sought to adapt and understand the new language offered by the wildlife. This new environment subsequently forced her to develop new survival strategies, solving various problems while always learning and observing.

BRIGHTNESS - A KEY MOMENT IN THE STORY:
While on the run, Roz unwittingly causes an accident... She destroys a nest, killing a family of geese, but among the wreckage, one egg remains intact.
Roz, unaware of how to raise a new creature, decides to protect the egg until it hatches. A chick emerges from this egg, whom she names "Brightness." Upon seeing Roz for the first time, the chick chooses her as its mother figure...
And this is where much of the film's plot begins, in which Roz learns this new programming of "being a mother," where she has to take care of a creature and teach it to eat, swim, and fly.
We will observe this new bond between Roz and Brillo as a genuine relationship, as if they were "mother and son".
But it won't all be rosy, since Brillo, being cared for by a robot outside his nature, is judged or seen as "the weird animal" every time he tries to relate to others of his kind.

DOES ROZ BREAK HER PROGRAMMING?
As mentioned earlier, Roz was designed to serve and obey orders, but her contact with nature led her to learn new behaviors not included in her manual.
Roz develops new knowledge, but above all, emotions, as she feels deeply for Brillo and seeks to be there for him at all times, just like a true mother would. She always prioritizes his life and well-being, to the point of wanting to teach him to fly so he can move more easily with his group.
Winter arrived on the island, and since Brillo was absent because his entire species migrates periodically, she decides to help the others... by building a new home. We will see how all the animals admire and love Roz, the robot they used to bully or even steal parts from because she was different from them.
But the island's peace won't last forever. They eventually detect Roz and decide to investigate her, as it's a very particular case of a programmed robot disobeying the rules. This is where we witness a confrontation between Roz's new friends (the entire animal community) and the robot company Roz belonged to. Unfortunately, she realizes they will return for her again and again... and she can't allow them to continue doing that, as it would mean they would destroy the island to take her. So, she decides to surrender herself to avoid further chaos.
Finally, we see Brillo migrate again and arrive at a place where he finds several robots of the same model as Roz. He decides to approach them to see if they recognize him. And this is where we witness one of the most significant moments of the film: Roz still recognizes and remembers Brillo, because the fact that all her memories were taken doesn't mean she forgets him... because Roz holds Brillo in her heart.

I highly recommend this film because it achieves something truly remarkable: it's suitable for everyone (especially for family viewing) while also being profound. The relationship between Roz and Brillo creates moments brimming with genuine emotion, particularly showing us that motherhood doesn't have to be biological and that love can blossom in the most unexpected situations.

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El día de hoy les recomendaré una película que es de las pocas que puede tocar el corazón a más de uno, debido al sentimiento genuino que nos muestra. Esta película mantiene una animación espectacular y una banda sonora magnífica que nos hará disfrutar muchísimo mientras vemos la película.
> THE WILD ROBOT / ROBOT SALVAJE

SINOPSIS / RESUMEN:
La aventura épica de una robot, la unidad ROZZUM 7134, que naufraga en una isla desierta y debe aprender a adaptarse a las inclemencias del entorno. Poco a poco, establece relación con los animales de la isla y adopta a una cría de ganso huérfana.

UN ACCIDENTE QUE LO CAMBIÓ TODO:
Roz, o como la conocemos al inicio "Unidad ROZZUM 7134", formaba parte de una carga de robots de una compañía. Lamentablemente por una tormenta termina en una isla llena de animales que la perciben como un "monstruo", sin embargo, no contaban con que este robot se encontraba programado para ayudar a los demás, en el que a través de su lógica de ser servicial busca adaptarse y comprender este nuevo idioma que le ofrece la fauna. Este nuevo entorno para ella, posteriormente la obliga a desarrollar nuevas estrategias de supervivencia, resolviendo diversos problemas pero siempre aprendiendo y observando.

BRILLO - UN MOMENTO CLAVE DE LA HISTORIA:
Mientras Roz se encontraba huyendo, provoca sin querer un accidente... Destruye un nido que provoca la muerte de una familia de ocas (Gansos), pero entre todos estos restos un huevo queda intacto.
Roz, sin conocer las reglas de cómo criar un nuevo ser, decide proteger ese huevo hasta que nazca. De este huevo termina saliendo un polluelo al que le denomina "Brillo", este al ver por primera vez a Roz la termina eligiendo como su figura paternal...
Y aquí es donde inicia gran parte de la trama de la película, en el que Roz aprende esta nueva programación de "ser madre", donde tiene que cuidar a una criatura y enseñarle a comer, nadar y volar.
Este nuevo vínculo entre Roz y Brillo lo observaremos como una relación genuina como si fueran "madre e hijo".
Pero no todo será color de rosas, ya que Brillo al ser cuidado por una robot fuera de su naturaleza, cada vez que él intenta relacionarse con los de su especie es juzgado o visto como "el animal raro".

¿ROZ ROMPE SU PROGRAMACIÓN?
Como se mencionó anteriormente, Roz fue diseñada para servir y obedecer ordenes, pero ese contacto que tuvo con la naturaleza la llevó a terminar aprendiendo nuevos comportamientos que no se encontraban previstos en su manual.
Roz desarrolla nuevos conocimientos pero sobre todo emociones, ya que siente mucho por Brillo y busca estar siempre para él en todo momento como lo haría realmente una madre. Ella prioriza siempre la vida y cuidado de él, a tal punto de querer enseñarle a volar para que pueda trasladarse con mayor facilidad con su grupo.
El invierto llegó en la isla y ya que Brillo no se encontraba debido a que toda su especie migra cada cierto tiempo, decide ayudar a los demás... construyendo un nuevo hogar. Observaremos como todos los animales admiran y quieren a Roz, la robot que antes molestaban o incluso le robaban piezas por ser diferente a ellos.
Pero la paz de la isla no durará para siempre, terminan detectando a Roz y deciden investigarla ya que es un caso muy particular donde un robot programado desobedece las reglas. Aquí es donde observaremos un enfrentamiento entre los nuevos amigos de Roz (Toda la comunidad animal) y la compañía de robots donde pertenecía Roz. Lamentablemente, ella se da cuenta de que volverán una y otra vez por ella... y no se podía permitir que sigan haciendo eso, ya que significaría que destruirían la isla con tal de llevársela, así que decide entregarse ella misma para no realizar más caos.
Finalmente, observaremos que más adelante Brillo vuelve a migrar nuevamente y llega a un lugar donde encuentra varios robots del mismo modelo de Roz... él decide acercarse para ver si era reconocido... Y aquí es donde observamos uno de los momentos más significativos de la película, Roz aún reconoce y recuerda a Brillo, por que el hecho que le hayan quitado todos sus recuerdos no significa que se olvide de él... ya que Roz tiene a Brillo en su corazón.

Recomiendo mucho esta película ya que logra algo muy espectacular, que es ser una película apta para todos (Sobre todo para ver en familia) y a la vez profunda. La relación que tiene Roz y Brillo generan unos momentos llenos de sentimientos genuinos, sobre todo nos explican que la maternidad no necesita ser biológica y que el amor puede nacer en situaciones donde menos lo esperamos.

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Annabelle came out in 2014 right after The Conjuring was this massive hit and honestly this whole thing felt like Warner Brothers saw dollar signs and just rushed a spinoff out there to make some quick cash, the entire movie is about this young couple John and Mia who get this creepy looking doll as a gift and then these cult members break into there house one night, one of them bleeds all over the doll and boom now its possessed or whatever but heres the thing nothing really happens for like the first hour of this movie. You just get endless shots of the doll sitting there looking freaky and yeah sure the doll looks creepy as hell but that does not make a good scary movie, you need actual scares and tension and buildup and this movie just does not deliver any of that at all, the whole first half drags so damn much that I almost fell asleep watching it witch is not a good sign for a horror movie that is supposed to keep you on edge. The husband throws away the doll after the attack but then it magically shows up again in there moving boxes when they relocate to a new apartment and Mia just puts it back with her other dolls like nothing happened, I was sitting there thinking why the hell would you keep that thing after everything that went down but I guess the movie needed her to make dumb decisions so the plot could keep going.

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When scary stuff finaly starts happening its all the same tired horror crap we have seen a billion times before, doors closing on there own, weird noises down the hallway, the TV turning on by itself and Mia walking towards every creepy sound like she has never watched a single horror movie in her entire life. The demon shows up a few times and there is this one decent scene in the basement with the elevator that actually got me a little bit, the elevator keeps bringing her back down to the basement where she saw this demon thing standing in the corner and that part was kind of effective I will give it that, but by the time we get there you have already sat through like fifty minutes of absolutely nothing happening so its hard to really care anymore. The husband John is played by this actor who has zero emotion on his face the entire time and his performance is so wooden and dry that it brings down every scene he is in, even when his wife is telling him about all this supernatural shit happening he just stands there looking bored like he would rather be anywhere else and I do not blame him because I felt the same way watching this.
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The movie tries to build up this whole backstory about the cult called the Disciples of the Ram who are trying to summon demons and steal souls or whatever, they show news reports about the Manson Family murders to set the time period in 1967 but honestly most of the movie does not even look like the sixties at all it just looks like modern day California. Mia ends up meeting this bookstore owner lady named Evelyn who is played by Alfre Woodard and she is honestly the best part of the whole damn movie, she actually gives a shit about her performance and brings some real emotion to her scenes especially when she talks about losing her daughter in a car accident that she caused, that whole conversation between her and Mia was probably the only time I felt anything watching this because Woodard is a great actress and she elevates the material even though the script is pretty paint by numbers. Theres also this priest character Father Perez who tries to help them get rid of the doll and the demon literally just tackles him like a WWE wrestler and sends him flying backwards, I am not even kidding it looked so ridiculous that I started laughing because it reminded me of those over the top wrestling moves where someone gets speared out of nowhere.
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The ending is where everything falls apart even more because after spending the whole movie establishing that this demon wants the babys soul they suddenly switch it up and say no actually it wants Mias soul instead, so Mia decides she is going to jump out the window with the doll to sacrifice herself but then Evelyn shows up out of nowhere and jumps instead because I guess she felt guilty about her daughters death and wanted to atone for it or something. It happens so fast and feels so unearned that I just sat there confused about what the hell just happened, one minute Evelyn is giving Mia advice about demons and the next she is yeeting herself out a window to save a family she barely knows, the movie tries to make it feel emotional but it just comes off as lazy writing because they did not know how else to end the story without killing off the main characters. After Evelyn dies the doll just disappears and then we get this quick scene at the end showing one of the girls from the begining of The Conjuring buying the doll from an antique shop as a gift and thats it, roll credits and your sitting there thinking wait is that all we get after sitting through ninety minutes of boredom.
Looking back at Annabelle now its pretty wild that this thing made over 250 million dollars worldwide on a 6 million dollar budget because Warner Brothers knew people would show up just because of The Conjuring name, the director John Leonetti who also did the cinematography for The Conjuring clearly got this job because of that connection and not because he had any good horror movies under his belt considering he directed Mortal Kombat Annihilation witch is one of the worst sequels ever made. This whole movie feels like a cash grab that was rushed into production without anyone stopping to ask if we actually needed to know how the doll got possessed, the answer is no we did not need to know that because the mystery of it in The Conjuring was way scarier than whatever this tried to do, the cast is mostly forgettable except for Alfre Woodard who deserved a way better movie and Annabelle Wallis who plays Mia does an okay job when she is by herself but gets dragged down by her costar who has the charisma of a brick wall. The movie is not even about the three people who were interviewed about the doll in The Conjuring witch would have been way more interesting to see, instead we get this boring couple that has zero connection to anything and the doll barely does anything for most of the runtime, if your going to watch any Annabelle movie skip this one and go straight to Annabelle Creation because that one is actually good and fixes a lot of the problems this first one had. I would give Annabelle maybe a 4 out of 10 and thats me being generous, its not the worst horror movie I have ever seen but its definitely not worth your time when there are so many better options out there that will actually scare you instead of putting you to sleep.














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For the most part the movie is not bad so here some of what actually works here because there is some impressive stuff happening when the movie shuts up and lets the action do the talking, like that submarine sequence is just spectacular and you can tell its all real water and practical effects with Tom Cruise actually doing this stuff himself at the bottom of a tank or wherever they filmed it, at least that was my first impression. The way the sub spins around while Ethan is inside trying to grab this thing called the Podkova, witch is basically a hard drive with the AI source code on it and torpedo are sliding around and he has to time his movements perfectly or he dies, its just insane filmmaking that reminds you why this franchise has lasted so long in the first place. You feel the weight of the water and the pressure and the danger because its all actually happening in front of the camera instead of looking like a video game cutscene like most action movies these days, and the same goes for that biplane sequence at the end where Tom Cruise is literally on the outside of these planes flying around at sixty two years old doing stuff that should not be possible for anyone much less a guy whos been doing this for almost thirty years now. The guy is in better shape than most people half his age and he is out here risking his life for our entertainment, you got to respect that level of commitment even if the story around it is a mess, these are the moments that make Mission Impossible special and this one delivers on that front big time even if nothing else works.
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The problem with Final Reckoning is that it spends so much time trying to connect everything from the past movies that it forgets to tell a good story in the present, like the first hour is just constant old data dump reminding you about stuff that happened in previous movies. They show you clips from Mission Impossible 3 about the rabbits foot witch turns out was actually the proto AI that created the entity, so now Ethan is personally responsable for this whole mess witch could have been interesting if they actually did something with it but they dont, its just there to make you go oh wow everything was connected all along when really it just feels force. Then they bring back that scientist from the very first Mission Impossible and make this big deal about how a knife getting dropped during that heist ruined this guys life for thirty years but then the guy is like actually it was great I found my wife so no hard feelings and its just like why did we spend ten minuts on this if it doesnt matter at all. The movie keeps doing this thing where it introduces a character or a plot point and then immediately has to pause everything to explain it with flashbacks, so you never get into a rythm because you are constantly stopping to look backwards instead of moving forwards and they even do flashbacks to stuff that happened in Dead Reckoning Part One, like we remember Rebecca Ferguson dying you dont need to show us clips of it again we were there, I know I'm actually ranting a bit for a movie that I did enjoy watching but I'm ranting about the story that was suppose to build up during the movie, its over two hours so you expect character build up not tons of flashbacks.
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Gabriel is suppose to be this big scary villian but he is one of the weakest ones in the franchise, he just shows up and talks in this weird way about how everything is written and the entity has a plan for everyone, but then halfway through the entity abandons him so now he wants to control it himself for some reason that never gets explained properly. The actor does his best with what hes given but the character just isnt interesting at all, he doesnt have any real motivation beyond being evil and serving this AI, and when he finally dies at the end its in the most boring way possible where he just falls off a plane and hits the tail and thats it, no big fight or emotional payoff just dead. Compare that to how they handled villain like Solomon Lane or even Sean Ambrose from the second movie, those guys felt dangerous and had actual reasons for doing what they did, Gabriel is just there because the script needs someone for Ethan to fight every now and then, and the entity itself is also boring as far as AI threats go. Its just doing the standard take over all the nukes and destroy humanity thing witch feels like something from a ninety s action movie, there is no new ideas here and the movie doesnt have anything interesting to say about AI or technology even though we are living in a time where AI is everywhere, they had a great chance to make some kind of statement but instead just went with the most generic plot possible witch is disappointing.









