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2006
Pan's Labyrinth is a 2006 Spanish-language dark fantasy film produced, written, and directed by Guillermo del Toro. The film stars Ivana Baquero, Sergi López, Maribel Verdú, Doug Jones, and Ariadna Gil. The film is an international co-production between Spain and Mexico.
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Fuente A few days ago I had the opportunity to see one of Guillermo del Toro's most celebrated films. I know that it was very well-known and successful in its time, but back then I had very little free time, so there were very few times I could sit in front of the television screen, much less go to the cinema to enjoy a good film. But now it's different, so it's in these moments that I can take a look and form my ow…More
La historia transcurre en España en el año 1944, la joven Ofelia y su madre enferma llegan al lugar donde vive el nuevo esposo de su madre, un cruel oficial del ejército que trata de calmar el levantamiento de una guerrilla. Al explorar un laberinto antiguo, Ofelia termina conociendo al fauno Pan, el cual le revela que es una princesa y debe completar 3 pruebas para ganar la inmortalidad. Está cinta fue de las prime…More
Sigue bajando para la versión en español Hey there, Hive!✨ Today I want to talk about one of my favorite movies, since I think it is a story that, although strange, has a unique dark magic that can captivate you. This, of course, if you like sinister things as much as I do. So if you want to read more of my opinion (without spoilers) about The Pan's Labyrinth keep reading my post... Synopsis A 2006 Spanish-language…More
Fuente Hello, my dear cinephile friends, I don't understand why I haven't done a review before about this wonderful jewel of Hispanic cinema, because we can't forget that on this side of the world we also have great film wizards who know perfectly how to create and represent stories, masters of the seventh art such as Alfonso Cuarón, Pedro Almodóvar, Alejandro Almenábar and of course Guillermo del Toro, who among so…More
source Many times the imagination can become a refuge for those who suffer a hostile reality, it becomes an escape from the atrocities that occur in their environment, and it can even go to the point of confusing the fantasy with the real. In the movie "Pan's Labyrinth" both parties converge through the eyes of a little girl who, despite being protected, is unavoidable to witness the infamy of the one who has become…More
It's been a while since my last cine post and even though I didn't want to stay out for long, but it did happen. So, anyway, the movie I picked today is not something I usually rant about. As many movie posts I have made, there are only a few that has been of this century - whereas most of my picks are older. Yes, I admit I'm fond of old movies but before I had indulged myself in that, I was all about new movies, pr…More
Wonderful movie from the Spanish director Del Toro, I really liked it. In general, the movie intertwines two stories into one, in one, represented at the very start, the King of the World (the forest or how it was) who lived under the ground, had a daughter unit, and now the daughter got tired living in the underworld and run away outside, but not knowing that the sun would destroy her, and she dies in the open sky.…More
Released in 2006, Pan's Labyrinth quickly rose to fame as one of Guillermo del Toro's best pieces of cinema in his career, with the film taking on various ideas and successfully combining them into one twisted world of fantasy and reality. During the year of 1944, the young Ofelia (Ivana Baquero) and her mother (Ariadna Gil) are transported to a military post in Spain to be with her mother's new husband, who isn't p…More
