Tag: cinema
The Largest Arts Festival Gets to Costa Rica
The largest arts festival in Costa Rica and the region will reach the cantons of Orotina and Esparza-main locations- and Riojalandia de Puntarenas -sub-location-,...
The Fabulous World of Costa Rican Cinema
Cinema in our country occupies a great place of preference; the assistance to the movie theaters is of great quantity. However, the country's film...
In 2018, the Costa Rica Film Festival (CRFIC) Will Not Be Held
Lovers of good cinema that were waiting for the new edition of the Costa Rica International Film Festival will now have to wait a...
Canadian Actress Margot Kidder Dies at 69
Neither Superman himself could avoid this time after the death of Lois Lane, the character that gave fame to the Canadian actress Margot Kidder....
San José Will Have Alternative Cinema
If you want to go to the cinema this weekend, but not to the mall, write down the film options offered by the alternative...
Cinematography
One of the greatest inventions in the human history is Cinematography. Today it is very difficult to imagine our lives without having the privilege...
Thor review: Blissfully entertaining and memorable
Interestingly enough, with all of its fun and seeming silliness, the film also works as a fascinating study of gender dynamics and homoerotic identification.
X-Men: First Class in Costa Rica theaters
Jose Solís, TheCostaRicaNews.com
Lately in the movies, it’s all about going back to origins. Films have suddenly become obsessed with the idea of showing us...
Water for Elephants: In theaters in Costa Rica April 22
Film review of the highly anticipated movie, Water for Elephants, which debuts in theaters April 22.
Major Studios Announce Upcoming Movie Releases in Costa Rica
A look at upcoming major motion pictures and how they can be beneficial in your marketing strategy.
Rango film review: Animated feature fit for adults
Rango is a classic Western film with a large amount of mature jokes, peyote inspired sequences, and unattractive characters, which makes it more attractive for mature audiences.
Film Review: Rio
Rio delivers a refreshing surprise. The film combines the Brazilian clichés we’ve come to expect from Hollywood products, with a loving eye that respects traditions.
Film Review: No Strings Attached
By Jose Solís, TheCostaRicaNews.com.
During the last decade, and after the abdication of Julia Roberts as the Queen of Romantic Comedies, the genre has taken...
Film Review: The Green Hornet
Michel Gondry is without a doubt one of the most inventive working directors. However, his unusually perceptive eye to find humanity in the quirkiest details seems to have taken a holiday when he directed The Green Hornet.
Film Review: Tron: Legacy
Sam realizes he's the only one who can restore things to their normal state, so he builds himself a team in order to escape the virtual world while fixing his Shakespearean papa problems and looking nice in neon accessories.
Film Review: Tangled
Tangled is perhaps the studio’s finest movie in almost a decade (not counting Pixar co-productions, of course). They take the tale of long-haired Rapunzel and turn it into a simple fairy tale, without an inkling of the pop culture references and dirty humor animated films have made us used to by now.
Film Review: Little Fockers
Devoid of any of the inventive humor that made its first installment funny and sincere if uninventive, this franchise has been squeezed so much over the last decade that the only thing that might elicit a giggle from this one is its title.
Film Review: The Tourist
Grab two of the biggest movie stars on the planet, throw in an internationally acclaimed filmmaker, set the action in romantic Venice, then just...
