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Todos podemos perder el control
La desigualdad, la injusticia y la exigencia del mundo en que vivimos producen que muchas personas se estresen o se depriman. Algunas explotan. Esta es una película sobre ellos. Vulnerables ante una realidad que súbitamente se altera y se torna impredecible, los protagonistas cruzan la delgada frontera que divide a la civilización de la barbarie. Una traición amorosa, el retorno de un pasado reprimido, o la violencia contenida en un detalle cotidiano, se presentan para impulsarlos al vértigo de perder los estribos, al innegable placer de perder el control.
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The original title of the film is Relatos salvajes.
I like that anthologies seem to be gaining in popularity. I've always loved short stories and the way that they are easily translated to movies. "Wild Tales" is a release out of Argentina that features six stories that range from air travel to wedding receptions. As is the case with any anthology, there were some stories that I preferred over others. But I was entertained by every one of them. Each brought a healthy dose of suspense and the ones I liked more than others were largely based on how each one ended. These shorts all look great and are all subtitled. If you are someone who won't watch something because it's subtitled, all I can offer is that you grow up. After about two minutes, you won't even realize that you are reading subtitles. My favorites segments here occur early in the movie. I'll rank them: 1. Gabriel Pasternak (the one with the plane) 2. Road Rage (funny) 3. Parking Ticket (kind of a "Falling Down" story line) 4. Restaurant 5. Proposal 6. Wedding The first three are very fun and the bottom three are entertaining but end pretty flat.
What a fun ride! Loved every second of it. 😇
Tale: 1) 8/10 2) 6/10 3) 10/10 4) 10/10 5) 9/10 6) 8/10.