jnyqhwwsp

I can't understand why this film currently has an average rating of only 7.4 stars. In my opinion, it deserves much more-somewhere between 8 and 9.5. I'm not here to write an in-depth critique, but if you believe a great film should feature strong performances, excellent interpretations, stunning cinematography, and an engaging and original plot, then this movie checks all the boxes. I loved the interpretation of Ralph Fiennes and, of course, the rest of the cast: Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, Isabella Rossellini, among others. It delivers two hours of top-quality entertainment and is, in my view, worthy of Oscar nominations in multiple categories.

Pedro Páramo follows Juan Preciado, who travels to the abandoned town of Comala to find his father, the ruthless landowner Pedro Páramo. In Comala, Juan encounters spirits who reveal the dark legacy of Páramo's cruelty and power.

The movie is an exceptional adaptation of the book of the same nam by Juan Rulfo. I think its stunning cinematography, set design, and costumes truly enhance the visual experience. The acting is also solid and well-executed.

Unlike some opinions, I didn't find the movie boring at all; on the contrary, it kept me engaged and on the edge of my seat from start to finish.

However, it's not a movie for everyone, as it requires some mental effort to follow the shifts in time. But for those who enjoy narrative challenges, it's a fascinating experience.