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 If I had to point out a single great virtue thanks to which the world of "pajamas" comics has managed to trap countless readers - including a server - in its networks throughout its long history, that would undoubtedly be its characters. An assortment of heroes and heroines that transcend their powers and superhuman natures to offer a reflection of the marginality, trauma and helplessness that often enclose the mundane alter-ego that hide behind capes, masks and masks. It is this human aspect that invites us to get along instantly and makes us see ourselves projected in the Peter Parker, Bruce Banner, Hal Jordan or Barry Allen on duty; even in Thor or Superman whose conditions of God of Thunder and alien messianic savior take a backseat once one delves into much more earthly problems than one might expect . Unfortunately, the 'Eternals' with which Marvel Studios has decided to continue its Phase 4 are on the other side of the coin, presenting the public with a kind o...

 Víctor Matellano gives us with his new documentary, ' My adored Monster ', a precious journey around the figure of Arturo De Bobadilla, director of ' The werewolf against the Templars (The resurrected ones) ', a dreamer who took a quarter of a century to finish his ambitious first film. Live, monster, live! Matellano, veteran archaeologist of the most fanciful European horror and responsible for the very interesting 'Regresa el Cepa' or 'Claws! A journey through Spanish horror ', presents his best work with an affectionate and elaborate toy in the form of a documentary feature film , as real as life itself and as fanciful as the cinema. Arturo De Bobadilla launched his debut feature, 'The werewolf against the Templars (The resurrected ones)', when a certain Álex de la Iglesia was starting ' The day of the beast '. I don't know if it sounds familiar to you. That debut feature would take 25 years to complete , although no one is entire...

 With four nominations for the Feroz Awards serving as a cover letter (in case the two excellent previous installments weren't enough), HBO Max premieres this Sunday ' Venga Juan ', the political comedy starring Javier Cámara. And it's no surprise to anyone if I told you it's brilliant and hilarious . After seeing his decline as a minister in ' Vota Juan ' and his attempt to assault Moncloa in ' Vamos Juan ', this time we meet Juan Carrasco (Chamber) at the peak of his life with a job in an energy company thanks at revolving doors, more hair (four thousand foluncles) and less weight . Something that collapses overnight when an investigation takes place in the city of Logroño and some papers that implicate him in a corruption plot . Thus, our pathetic protagonist will try to do everything possible to get rid of punishment. And I'm not going to go any further because I prefer you to find out for yourself, but if you thought I was going to do sensib...

 In the American television machinery there is what is called a "backdoor pilot", widely used for spin-offs of something in broadcast. This is that, instead of making a pilot to use, the characters of the new series are presented in a normal episode of the main series. Today we could consider that the third of ' Eye of the Hawk ' ('Hawkeye') serves as an official presentation to 'Echo' . But hey, before we get into it, a little warning to sailors that, from now on, there will be spoilers for 'Echoes', the third episode of 'Hawkeye'. Since the beginning of Marvel Studios, both series and movies have been interconnected and are serving as platforms for others. In 'Ojo de Halcón' they seem to go beyond the usual and dedicate the entire prologue (or the cold open, if you prefer) of its third hour to the interesting origin of Maya López (Alaqua Cox). Tracksuits and trick arrows After the title poster, we go back to when we left our c...

 Contrary to what some may believe, the life of a movie star isn't always glamor and five-star luxury. For many, the route to stardom is a hard slog. There can be long hours, late nights, travel, and separation from loved ones — not to mention less-than-ideal on-set conditions. Some truly dedicated actors put themselves through intense bodily and psychological stress to get into their roles. Robert De Niro famously gained 60 pounds for "Raging Bull." Christian Bale lost 62 pounds for "The Machinist" (via GQ). Even outside these extreme feats of method acting, there's a long list of actors who almost died on set. https://undiamasparamorir-online.tumblr.com/ https://undiamasparamorir-espanol.tumblr.com/ https://quepasoayer2-online.tumblr.com/ https://ver-venom2carnage-liberado.tumblr.com/ Emma Watson was only nine years old when she was cast in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," so she's grown up in the movie business. Since completing ...

 Guillermo Del Toro's long-awaited psychological thriller "Nightmare Alley" is less than a month away, and we're finally starting to get sneak peaks and details about what to expect from the star-studded neo-noir film. Lead actor Bradley Cooper sat down with Deadline recently to give movie fans a quick tour down Del Toro's cinematic rabbit hole and introduce them to the character he plays — and why it left the longtime actor "terrified." https://verthatmaliciousage.tumblr.com/ https://thatmaliciousage-espanol.tumblr.com/ https://verpowerrangers.tumblr.com/ https://versouthparkpostcovid.tumblr.com/ https://vercurvasdelavida.tumblr.com/ https://ver-charmcitykings.tumblr.com/ https://ver-confesiones.tumblr.com/ https://ver-origins.tumblr.com/ https://ver-atraccionpeligrosa.tumblr.com/ https://ver-lanuevacenicienta.tumblr.com/ https://lacasagucci-espanol.tumblr.com/ "All my characters tend to linger, but this one, I have to say, was an especially hard o...