Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Abbigail Bush what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Jakoba True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

tsimshotsui Plan B works off a fantastic premise and keeps you hooked for most of the movie. I found myself personally rooting for the relationship while also wanting better for the girl. The film doesn't treat her as badly as, say, straight women fetishizing gay men in fandoms would (this is a whole big thing altogether), but she still deserved better. The camera also just lingers, and the audience takes in whatever they could from the zoomed out frames and certain angles highlighting certain body parts. Therefore there was this disconnect from the audience with the characters, and it could also be the actors at fault. But the film thankfully runs off a premise so enticing, and mostly delivers what it builds up to.

Gordon-11 This film tells the story of a man meeting another man in the gym, and they befriend each other. It actually is not a chance meeting, but a carefully planned meeting in order to break up the new relationship of his ex-girlfriend.I have to say that the subplot of trying to destroy the ex-girlfriend's relationship is not very obvious to me. All I see is a gay man who seduces a straight man, and to various degrees of success at different time points. The pace is slow and there are many stationary shots which prolongs the film unnecessarily. I can't say I liked the film too much, but I did find it cute that the gay guy has to test the water and come up with different excuses to make a move on the straight guy.

Red_Identity Plan B is a really good film, one where the groundwork is laid out beyond "two men meet and fall in love". You can still sort of see where the story will go, but it doesn't matter. It's done and told in such an effective and mesmerizing way, you can't help but really invest in it and these characters. The two leads are pretty fantastic and are totally up for the ride. The film uses a lot of long shots to establish its mood, and I personally think it helps to set the events a lot. It's paced very patiently and effectively, and I think the realism and the acting is what helps bring these characters to complete life and makes you want to see them together.

Wild Wander maybe it's because it reminds me the hard time I've had in my twenties to figure out how I could tell a guy I loved him but I love this movie which is quite simple in terms of plot and acting. It's merely due to the two actors of course that let us think they discover the feelings for each others as well as their potential acting on the screen. Both of them don't seem to be famous in Argentina but they would deserve to go further in their acting career.Great movie, photo is undoubtedly gorgeous (I loved the colors of the buildings - quite impressionist view of the city) and I definitely recommend it to people for its delicate and simple way to show the carefulness we may use sometimes before going further into a relationship and also the ambiguity straight men relationship may have regarding the way they express their feelings to each other.