Reviews

This documentary allies a very personal way of see the recent history of Brazil, putting the director's family into the most significantly moments of the last six decades of Brazilian politician moments, with great backstage scenes of the Workers Party leaders, mainly two former presidents Luis Ignácio "Lula" da Silva and Dilma Roussef. That's all. However, this isn't a very accurate documentary, firstly, because shows the democracy as the left parties in the command and no democracy when the left leaves the nation's power. Secondly, there are several wrongs in the narrative. For example, when the doc says about the popular protests of June'2013, the influence of the millionaire spending made by federal and state governments to receive the mega sporting events, as 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup, 2014 FIFA World Cup and 2016 Rio Olympic Games wasn't mentioned. In third place, it was presented only the version of the Workers Party, making this movie a piece of propaganda. Finally, the English subtitles and the Portuguese audio weren't accurate. For example, when the narrator, in Portuguese, says the protests of 2013 were based on Arab Spring, the English subtitle shows that were based on Occupy Wall Street and Arab Spring.

It's a good story, with good visual effects, but there's few screenplay mistakes: It wasn't explained why the Atlantis acquired skills to breathe underwater; Even though king's fiancée, the girl helped and was falling in love other man very quickly; With all his strong capacity, Aquaman had troubles with a fight against a single man. In general, a regular movie at all.

There is so much blood that you can not see very well about the story in general. There are no nuances, but viscera exploding on the screen. The scenes in which there is a beating in children, in which the master clearly strikes the childhood of orphaned children, are revolting. Only for those with a strong stomach.