Reviews by Paulinha

If you have seen both prequels ("Him" and "Her") and if you're expecting a different point of view in "Them" don't watch this one. It only blends both versions together.

It's a relatively funny movie, but you ought to have the stomach for gross scenes. I had to close my eyes for some of them and couldn't take the grand finale.

Interessante ler sobre os relatos de dois diferentes momentos em que uma mesma pessoa esteve em Cuba. Resumiria em: deslumbramento e desilusão.

Great performances from Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
I found interesting the relationship of mutual need. On one hand, someone who needs help to think and act with clarity. On the other, someone who believes that can help and heal.

The character is very silly and the movie doesn't give the happy-lesson you expect from the trailer.
Some scenes are funny though.

My grandpa had a dog named Flike and I recently discovered that it was in homage to the movie. Some scenes sure moved me to tears.

Me lembrou a atmosfera do filme "Pauline à la plage", do diretor Eric Rohmer.

I missed something from the book, but I really can't say what. The actors were splendid though, John Hurt and Suzanna Hamilton are just perfect in the parts of W.Smith and Julia. It's also great to see the same atmosphere imagined from the book in a big screen. Well, in my case, not big since I watched at home.

Nice acting and subject, the ending though was too fake. Didn't get the behavior from the characters, it just seemed unreal to act the way they did.

Great story but how didn't anyone worried about the microphones appearing on scenes? I was very disappointed about that. Intolerable for a Woody's pic.