"IMAGE OF TODAY" APRIL 2011, AND FOR SALE 
Earth Invasion (Battle: Los Angeles, 2011, Jonathan Liebesman) took the cover of no. 312
News pictures, for which I have written the Cult Movie of every month, and try to be in tune with the release, in late April, the Thor
(idem, 2011) Kenneth Branagh, with another account of demigods and eternal life through: the popular
Highlander (Highlander, 1986), starring Christopher Lambert, Sean Connery and Clancy Brown: "
rather modest film that manages interesting elements, though ends taking a profit on all of them, This is due largely to the work of Russell Mulcahy, a director whose early career in the field of video is very noticeable here, to the point that most of the film seems more concerned with showing off their colorful photographic aesthetics ( courtesy of the prestigious British operator Gerry Fisher) that go into some ideas full of possibilities. Hence, at all times have the feeling that the film is a-I-and-no-I can, where attractive concepts, and some pretty pictures, too often rub shoulders with mixed effects and a lack of rigor at times it would have required . "
Earth Invasion (Battle: Los Angeles, 2011, Jonathan Liebesman) took the cover of no. 312 News pictures, for which I have written the Cult Movie of every month, and try to be in tune with the release, in late April, the Thor (idem, 2011) Kenneth Branagh, with another account of demigods and eternal life through: the popular Highlander (Highlander, 1986), starring Christopher Lambert, Sean Connery and Clancy Brown: " rather modest film that manages interesting elements, though ends taking a profit on all of them, This is due largely to the work of Russell Mulcahy, a director whose early career in the field of video is very noticeable here, to the point that most of the film seems more concerned with showing off their colorful photographic aesthetics ( courtesy of the prestigious British operator Gerry Fisher) that go into some ideas full of possibilities. Hence, at all times have the feeling that the film is a-I-and-no-I can, where attractive concepts, and some pretty pictures, too often rub shoulders with mixed effects and a lack of rigor at times it would have required . " 
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