best 20th century movies in spanish

19.Nueve reinas (nine Queens) - Fabián Bielinsky - 2000- Argentina

18. Lucía y el sexo (Sex and Lucia) - Julio Medem - 2001- Spain

17.Plata quemada ( Burnt Money) -Marcelo Pineyro - 2000 - Argentina/Spain/France/Uraguay

16.Kamchatka - Marcelo Pineyro - 2002 - Argentina/Spain

15. Rudo y Cursi (Rude and Vulgar) - Carlos Cuaron -2008 - Mexico

14.Taxi para tres ( A Cab for Three) - Orlando Lubbert-2001 - Chile

13.La niña santa ( The Holy Girl) - Lucrecia Martel - 2004 - Argentina/Spain /Italy

12. Los abrazos rotos (Broken Embraces) - Pedro Almodovar - 2009- Spain

11.Los Lunes al Sol(Mondays in the Sun ) - Fernando León de Aranoa - 2002-Spain

10.El crimen del padre Amaro (The Crime of Padre Amaro) - Carlos Carrera - 2002- Mexico

9.La Mala Educacion (Bad Education - Pedro Almodovar - 2004- Spain

8. Mar adentro (The Sea Inside) - Alejandro Amenabar- 2004- Spain

7.El Laberinto del Fauno ( Pan's Labryinth) - Guillermo del Toro - 2006- Mexico

6.Volver -Pedro Almodovar - 2006- Spain

5.María llena eres de gracia (Maria Full of Grace) -2004 - Joshua Marston - Columbia/USA

4.Amores perros - Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu - 2000 - Mexico

3.Diarios de motocicleta ( The Motorcycle Diaries) - Walter Salles - 2004- Argentina/Brazil

2. Hable con ella (Talk to Her) - Pedro Almodovar - 2002- Spain

1.Y tu mama tambien - Alfonso Cuaron- 2001- Mexico

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Oscar Predictions-Film Awards (i)

Best Director Most likely winner : Steven Spielberg for Lincoln. Leaving out Ben Affleck, Kathryn Bigelow and Quentin Tarantino pretty much made this Spielberg's to lose. And doesn't reflect too well on the Academy either. Backup Pick : David O. Russell for Silver Linings Playbook. The production company of Weinstein have been campaigning hard for this and it's a good film with the acting performances set up well. The thing about best director is it's the easiest award to give to someone the academy likes because it's ambiguous and the academy doesn't really love Russell. Most deserving : Michel Haneke for Amour. Haneke has the most carefully crafted film here. All in all it is definitely his film in every scene. His presence is all around the film and it is an excellent film. If they give it for the greatest impact a director has on the film, this is it. Best Adapted Screenplay Most li...

(Short) Analysis of the (length of stay for) teams at World Cup 2014 - Groups A and B

I like World Cup, quite a lot, and think it's the best of all the tournaments that exist in football and very possibly in all of sport (at least for any tournament focused on one sport since the Olympics is amazing because of the variety). So I'll be trying to figure out how likely each team is to get out of the group stages and how far they'll probably go if they do. All the odds are from www.bet365.com which is the site I use most for trend spotting in sport (it's like my sport-Bloomberg). Group A Brazil- Automatically qualified as hosts and at 1/20 to qualify have the second best odds of any team to make it out of the group phase behind Argentina (who have probably the softest group). It's with good reason Brazil have such low odds and they're considered favourites. Winning or even coming second in Group A doesn't mean an easy run as it probably would result in a round of sixteen clash against either defending champions Spain or the ...

Best Films of the Decade - 2010s - Third Part

11. Get Out (2017)- Directed and written by Jordan Peele. Horror seems to be an excellent medium to describe racism and it's somewhat amazing how obvious it seems in hindsight. One of the best debuts of a director in recent times, with a script that amps up the tension marvelously and serves up a twist in the tale that was impossible to see coming. Normally horror movies are seen as niche, but this film was popular with the wide audience and also at the award ceremonies further proving everyone was able to be captured by the film's quality. There has been talk of the film fitting into horror-comedy, probably due to Peele's comedy background, but while it is never laughably funny but does serve as a clever satire on the state of racial affairs. 12. The Death of Stalin (2017) - Directed by Armando Iannuci. Written by Armando Iannuci, David Schneider and Ian Martin. Few topics are as ripe for satire as the workings of communist governments (provi...

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