Biutiful Reviews

3/5⭐️

As is typical of Iñárritu, this is another film centered around tragedy. However, this is the first movie where there is only one protagonist and a single storyline.

I honestly didn’t enjoy it as much as I expected, not because of the story itself, but because it felt very slow. It has some unexpected moments and suspenseful scenes, and at times I wasn’t sure if I was watching a horror film, a thriller, or a drama.

The performances were strong, especially Javier Bardem’s. The cinematography was excellent and very carefully crafted, with many close-up shots that helped capture the emotions of the characters.

The ending, however, was not entirely clear about who Uxbal’s children would stay with after his death. Overall, it is a visually impressive and well-acted film, but the slow pacing made it difficult for me to fully connect with it.

really sad 😮‍💨

Fuckin fucked upVery deep life sad, to me it’s kinda similair to Trainspotting should deff watch if your into low budget drama films, I didn’t know this was directed by the same person who directed BABEL&Birdman. Also similar to Babel especially the soundtracks used in both.9/10

Amazing cinematography and such a deep meaning. Loved it

lame

🥲

filme que me apresentou ao trabalho de inarritu e de Javier Bardem. grande encontro.

definitely melodramatic and upsetting, but i found the amazing cinematography, strong symbolism, and unique narrative all compelling, making for a great film overall. the performances were particularly excellent; javier bardem is always incredible and exceptionally dedicated

Loved this

The ninth movie I saw for my film class… the story of loss was executed biutfully.