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Metacritic is an American website that aggregates reviews of films, television shows, music albums, video games, and formerly books. For each product, the scores from each review are averaged (a weighted average). Metacritic was created by Jason Dietz, Marc Doyle, and Julie Doyle Roberts in 1999, and was acquired by Fandom, Inc. in 2022.
E.g., Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic cannot provide an overview of what critics in Spain thought of a Spanish-language film. 2000s and beyond: Aggregator scores are most effective and accurate for films released in the 2000s and beyond. This is because more reviews are available online and as a result contemporary critical reception is more ...
Mirage (2018). In this trippy sci-fi thriller from Spain, a happily married mother named Vera learns there's a possibility of saving the life of a boy who lived in her home 25 years earlier.
English/Spanish J. A. Bayona: 198.1 [10] 4 Midnight in Paris: 2006 English Woody Allen: 151.7 [11] 5 Mama: 2013 English Andy Muschietti: 146.4 [12] 6 Perfume: The Story of a Murderer: 2006 English Tom Tykwer: 135.0 [13] 7 Vicky Cristina Barcelona: 2008 English/Spanish Woody Allen 96.4 [14] 8 Volver: 2006 Spanish Pedro Almodóvar: 85.6 [15] 9 ...
Jordi Costa of Spanish newspaper El País (Spain) compared the film to episodes of Lost criticized the storyline, writing, "Calparsoro puts his professionalism at the service of a story that does not create enough belief in the improbable so that the viewer is imbued with the mystery. It leaves the impression that even a good part of the cast ...
The film has a score of 57% on Metacritic. [4]Johnathan Holland of The Hollywood Reporter called the film "picturesque, but routine" and wrote that "little of the wow factor is felt on a first viewing of the Antonio Banderas-starring, Hugh Hudson-directed Finding Altamira, where events which played a footnote role in Darwin's great scientific revolution are reduced to a good-looking but ...
The market screenings at Malaga’s Rosaleda Multiplex range across over 80 Spanish movie titles, taking in recent past gems such as “The Girls Are All Right, “Something Is About to Happen ...
A commissioner who acts as a father, a ruthless murderer and a Spanish woman as beautiful as it is dangerous, a girl raised outside the law and a colleague who tries to indoctrinate a Pipa mistress of disobedience, are the characters that surround a search that does not give respite.