Tag Archives: Alfonso Cuaron

I’m not in love with ‘Coco’

Posted on November 25, 2017 by reelentropy

6/10 I wouldn’t call Coco a misstep or an unwanted hug, but it’s not a very strong film. In the fictional Santa Cecilia, Mexico, the Riveras are a family of renowned cobblers going all the way back to Mamá Imelda … Continue reading →

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Election week arthouse binge part 1: Desierto

Posted on November 7, 2016 by reelentropy

Weeks ahead of potentially electing a bewigged narcissist whose central campaign promise is building a wall on the southern border, Alfonso Cuarón’s son, Jonás, makes his American writer/directorial debut — a film about a Mauser-toting psychopath who will kill anyone … Continue reading →

Posted in Entropy | Tagged #dumptrump, #makeamericagreatagain, Alfonso Cuaron, Desierto, Gael Garcia Bernal, Get your politics out of my action movies, Immigration, Jeffery Dean Morgan, Jonas Cuaron, Mexico, The Wall, Trump | Leave a comment

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I’m not in love with ‘Coco’

Election week arthouse binge part 1: Desierto

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