Daniela_f86 Reviews

The Killing Kind (2023)

Colin Morgan: He left me speechless

[8 September 2023]

I eagerly awaited The Killing Kind and it did not disappoint In love with Emma Appletone I found myself speechless before the acting greatness of Mr Morgan Emma was great as always, but it was Colin Morgan who amazed me, an actor, no, no, a chameleon.

Acting is for others, he brings the character to life.

His John Webster would make anyone fall in love, men and women alike He bewitches you He bewitches you And you feel that you can trust him, that he can protect you I want to see every single film by this extraordinary man and not because of his beauty but because of his enormous talent.

The killing kind takes you on an emotional roller coaster I haven't read the book but I know the ending is different It doesn't matter It really is a 10 star work.

Dead Shot (2023)

Hard, dark with traces of humanity

[14 May 2023]

"I killed her" A sentence that sums up the meaning of the film Colin Morgan once again manages not to act but to transform himself into Michael Intense Strong Hard Harrowing Excellently brought to the stage by the whole cast Inspired by the novel The road to Balcombe Street by SP Moysey, about the real events of 1975, Dead Shot catapults us into the darkness of the period

Dead Shot takes you in this darkness for 90 minutes and you're there you stop breathing A truly worthy cast, with the two main characters falling into a trap of revenge, terror or hatred A trap created by the political rot that surrounds them The hatred, the horror, the bombs, the suffering envelop you quickly, perhaps too quickly, 30 minutes more would have been good.

But this does not make the film lose too much, thanks also to the remarkable skill of a Colin Morgan who manages, each time, to convey a soul to the character.