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Today,Bad moments in El Royale Finally hit the theaters.

The very anticipated film was written and directed byDrew Goddard, well known for the 2015 blockbuster SCI-FIThe Martian and the 2012 sensitive horror movieWooden cabin. He also created the Netflix superhero series of the Critical FacultyDaredevil, and started his meteoring career as a writer for the Cult Classic TV showBuffy against vampires.

In his last efforts, seven troubled foreigners (played byJeff Bridges,Cynthia erivo,Dakota Johnson,Jon Hamm,Chris Hemsworth, Lewis Pullman, andCauses spaeny), Cross roads in a seedy motel named El Royal, which is fixed at the border between California and Nevada, and takes a last unfortunate photo to redemption in 1969.

The critics of the new film have been largely positive. He has a75% Note on rotten tomatoesThe consensus being "intelligent, elegant and packaged with solid performance ... [Delivery] Pure Pop-Corn Fun with the Salt Tang Social Second."

WritingforThe New York Times, film criticManohla Dargis Describes the movie as "a hard thriller with the spoon with lightnings of a horror but largely a declaration of an intention", which is "optimistic of the intersection of Agatha Christie and Quentin Tarantino".

But dargis also allusion to the fact that, while Goddard is well known for playing with cinematographic archetypes, it does not have the same success in performing this brand quality in this movie as it is in, let's say ,Wooden cabin.

AexamineThe Economist Stresses that Goddard is looking forward to "creating characters, then testing them in a diabolical way (sometimes literally), clicking the tension and the count of the body", but that, in this particular case, "it takes these themes too far". The critic says that the 150-minute assault of flashbacks, traced twists and corpses, transforms the film from pleasure to exhaustion and "sacrifice the development of characters for show".

WritingforDetroit NewsCritique Adam Graham also concedes that the film is underdeveloped, describing it as "a piece of fiction of insufficable paste that could use another passage through the oven".

John SellleyToThe globe and the mail says it's a well-built "superficial film" that we could feel "forced to teach in a class of scenario rather than really savor." He notes that a scene is "so desperate in his attempt to appear iconic that it becomes difficult to look at the head."

And,echo to other reviews,David Sims ToAtlantic States May the film "be welcomed with a period of 140 minutes" and that his artistic ambition is finally his fall.

"There could be too many things," he writes, "but as the last act goes down into the carnage, Goddard tries at least to say something."

Overall, if the best critics must be raw - the strengths of the film seem to prevail over its weak. However, you would be wise that you think of buying a big popcorn because the binding operating time could be hungry. And if you like twisted movies, do not miss this hilarious list of the20 most funny things on horror movies that have no meaning.

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