Trade is an appalling movie about human trafficking between the US and Mexico. The protagonist is a youngster living in Mexico City dumpsters who makes his way into the US following the traces of the captors of his sister, Adriana, a 13 year old. The kidnappers belong to a sex traffickers net based in both sides of the Mexican-American border supported by wealthy American pedophiles. (more…)
A sport comedy about the 70´s. A laughable basketball team of an unknown league (ABA) has a bunch of mediocre players and a special gift: Jackie Moon (Will Farrell). Jacky is all coach, owner, player and among all he is a hell of a promoter of the Flint Michigan Tropics. (more…)
Fantastic past timer, once again by this hilarious actor, Will Ferrell, this time is a pro ice skater banned from competition circles in the singles male category for fighting with a long time hatred competitor when both were on the podium sharing a golden medal. Both pro players will live in the shadows of anonymity until the former trainer comes up with the brilliant idea of having both pro sportsmen to participate in a pro competition this time as a couple. (more…)
A funny parody of “300″ (2006), the movie telling the battle of 300 Spartans against the thousands of Persians in 480 BC. It takes the title from movies like “Meet the Fockers” or “Meet the parents”. (more…)
Very interested documentary about the life and career of bodybuilder Lou Ferrigno. A deep inside in the life of a group of people totally dedicated, permanently training, dieting, focused under the unique goal of being proclaimed the best male body in the world: Mr. Olympia. (more…)
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