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"Barabbas" is a Drama - History movie in which we follow the journey of a man marked by fate and searching for meaning in a world filled with darkness and uncertainty.

I enjoyed this movie because it was very interesting since it explored deep philosophical and spiritual questions through the eyes of a man who is both lost and chosen. The story captured my attention with its unique point of view and powerful atmosphere, keeping me engaged throughout its whole duration. The interpretation of Anthony Quinn who played as Barabbas was very strong, showing the full inner conflict and silent struggle. He managed to bring emotion and intensity to a role that demanded both strength and vulnerability. The direction which was made by Richard Fleischer was very good and the scenes were visually impressive, creating a very immersive experience. Lastly, I have to say that "Barabbas" is a thought-provoking movie with a powerful message so, I recommend it to viewers who enjoy historical dramas that deal with identity, redemption, and the human condition.

"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip" is a Comedy movie in which we follow Alexander and his family as they embark on a chaotic adventure full of misfortune, unexpected twists, and humorous moments.

I have to admit that I didn't have any expectation from this movie and I hadn't watched its trailer before watching it. It had some funny and light-hearted scenes but it failed to deliver the emotional depth or meaningful message that would make it truly memorable. Its short duration felt rushed at times and lacked the connection with the audience that similar family comedies managed to achieve. The interpretations of Eva Longoria who played as Val Garcia, Thom Nemer who played as Alexander Garcia, Paulina Chávez who played as Mia Garcia and Jesse Garcia who played as Frank Garcia were decent but not enough to elevate the movie. In conclusion, I have to say that "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip" is a nice movie to spend your time with but don't expect much from it otherwise you will be disappointed.

"Mufasa: The Lion King" is a Computer animation - Adventure movie and a prequel of The Lion King franchise in which we follow the early life of one of Disney's most iconic characters, Mufasa.

I have to admit that I had high expectations from this movie because I simply love the original movie. This movie offered a heartfelt exploration of Mufasa's rise to power, his bond with his brother Scar, and the challenges that shaped him into the king we all know and love. I truly enjoyed this movie, not only for its breathtaking animation but also for its deep emotional resonance and the way it was connected with the original. The story gives us a new perspective on Mufasa and how he faced some external struggles and evolved through them. The voice performances, especially from Aaron Pierre as Mufasa, were fantastic, bringing depth and warmth to the character. In conclusion, I have to say that "Mufasa: The Lion King" is a must-watch for fans of the original movie and highly recommended it.