The presentation of her favorite films (s) has almost become a routine exercise for promoting talents. On the red carpet, it is difficult to pour it on its list because of the lack of time. Exercise obviously stimulates more intellectually when artists really have time to explain their choices, their relationship with movies; Sometimes, in the end, the desire to discover this or that work. Video formats in this registry such as a criterion closet (The last of which is with Ben Affleck) Or Conbin video club.
LETTERBOXD Community Site has also made specialty to systematically ask their microphone talent Short lists Favorite movies. Four in this case. This is the actress Anna de Armas, who has just stumbled there before she is in the film to come to the film in the world of John Wick.
“It is difficult to give only four because it seems so little …” He comments.
It can be said that it is quite wide. It first quotes Tarantino pulp fiction. “Classic. The story, performing the actors, everything is excellent in this movie.” Followed by a very curious choice, in this case, in 1996, the American remake of the Cage Aux Folles was released and opposed to Jane Hackman against Robin Williams. “I will be able to do it and constantly discuss it” It continues.
His third film choice should agree with everyone, or almost. This is a trip at the end of Michael Simino’s hell. “This movie is one of the most beautiful festival scene that I’ve ever seen” The actor said, actually driven the famous wedding scene.
Watering with a strong feeling of melancholy, which is the most unusual comedians, including the best, including Christopher Woken, justly won the five winners, we will never say how many trips to the end of the hell are one of the largest films of American cinema and a brief movie theater.
Anna de Armas finally shows that she is a great admirer of Hoyo Miaazaki’s cinema, namely Princess Mononoch; The film he found in the building when he was in Madrid. “I cried in the whole movie” He said “This is absolutely incredible, wonderful cinema.”
Published in the summer of 1997 in Japan (and only two and a half years later in French theaters), Princess Mononok is undoubtedly one of the most amazing works of the Japanese master. An absolute masterpiece of animation that has greatly contributed to the international scale of the Ghibli studio. On average, out of 5 stars 4.385, it is also the eighth of all time in the best animated film by your notes.
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