Articles by David Salazar

David Salazar


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'Batman vs. Superman' Movie News Update: Could Joaquin Phoenix Play Lex Luthor?

Could Joaquin Phoenix be the next big villain in "Batman vs. Superman?" According to reports, Warner Bros is interesting in hiring the Academy Award nominee for its next major film.

'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' Trailer Unveiled; Full Transcript, Video

The first trailer for the hotly anticipated "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" has been unveiled.

'Star Wars Episode 7' Release Date: Script Will Be Finished by January; Budget to Be $200 Million

The script for the upcoming "Star Wars Episode VII" will be finished in January, according to reports.

Interstellar Trailer Revealed: Christopher Nolan's Next Film Out Next Year

The first trailer for Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" has been revealed. The first trailer for Christopher Nolan's "Interstellar" has been revealed.

'Guardians of Galaxy' News Update: Bradley Cooper Talks Rocket Raccoon and 'Goodfellas'

Bradley Cooper recently spoke about his upcoming role as Rocket Raccoon in the upcoming "Guardians of the Galaxy."

'Venom' & 'Sinister Six' Movies Revealed By Sony; Studio Copying Disney's 'Marvel' Model?

Sony will be bringing "Venom" and "The Sinister Six" to cinemas in separate screen adaptations.

'Lone Survivor' Movie Review: An Uneven But Potent Film that Honors its Source Material & Fallen Heroes

"Lone Survivor" succeeds in honoring its source material and the soldiers that made the ultimate sacrifice to serve their country. While the film is ultimately uneven in its execution, it is bound to leave viewers emotionally drained and with a stronger appreciation of the men and women that risk their lives for the safety of their nation.

'American Hustle' Movie Review: Compelling Performances & Intricate Direction Make Up Fitting Installment in David O. Russell's 'Redemption' Trilogy

"American Hustle" is a display from pure genius from "the feet up." The actors give tremendous portrayals and Russell's intricate script and nuanced direction takes the viewer on a potent emotional journey. At one point in the movie, Rosenfeld takes DiMaso to an art gallery and presents him with what he purports to be a fake painting. He says something to the effect of "It's not so black or white. It's a lot of shades of gray." A more fitting line, especially considering the films that Russell has made in recent years is that his world is not black or white or grey. Its full of different colors.

'The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug' Movie Review: A Huge Improvement Over Its Predecessor [Spoilers]

"The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug" is a massive improvement over its predecessor but it is still apparent that Jackson and company (or should we just say Warner Bros) has imposed more material than their original source could handle. The tonal instability that permeated the first film is less apparent in this installment and has allowed for a more visceral overall experience. The quick pace should make this an overall entertaining experience, but those expecting a return to the form of the original trilogy may be somewhat disappointed.

Metropolitan Opera 2013-14 Review - Falstaff: A Massive Achievement Worthy of Its Larger-Than-Life Title Character

Yes, this is an enormous review and fittingly so considering the work's title character and Carsen's emphasis on indulgence throughout his production. The production is stellar in its attention to detail and in Carsen's ability to fill every single moment with something. Not even the minor gripes in the final act are enough to dissuade one from believing that this is a masterpiece of stage direction. The cast is fascinating in every conceivable way while James Levine's expert hand only adds to the magic of the evening. This "Falstaff" is one of the finest productions of general manager Peter Gelb's tenure and the perfect way to end the 2013 bicentennial celebration of Verdi's immortal genius.

Exclusive: Lisette Oropesa on Met Opera's Falstaff, James Levine, Running & Santa Fe

Earlier in 2013, Latinos Post interviewed opera star Lisette Oropesa in anticipation of her performances at the Metropolitan Opera in Verdi's Rigoletto and Wagner's Siegfried. Since that interview, the soprano has engaged in a number of diverse performance opportunities, traveled to Santa Fe for the first time in her life, performed a new operatic role, performed at her Alma Mater and even made her name outside of the world of opera. Oropesa spoke with Latinos Post earlier this week to recap what has been a terrific year and preview her upcoming performances at the Met in Verdi's Falstaff.

'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' Spoilers: Does New Poster Reveal All of Film's Villains?

Columbia Pictures has unveiled three new posters for the upcoming "The Amazing Spider-Man 2."

'300: Rise of an Empire' Trailer Revealed

The new trailer for the upcoming "300: Rise of an Empire" has been unveiled. The new trailer for the upcoming "300: Rise of an Empire" has been unveiled.

'Fast & Furious 7' News Update: Universal Shuts Down Production; How Will Paul Walker's Character Leave Franchise?

In the wake of Paul Walker's death, Universal has shut down the production for the forthcoming "Fast & Furious 7."

'American Hustle' Early Review Roundup: First Critics Love David O. Russell Film

Is "American Hustle" the new Oscar front-runner? Is "American Hustle" the new Oscar front-runner? The David O. Russell film is due out for release in a few weeks and is drawing considerable buzz from critics across the board.

'Avengers 2: Age of Ultron' Rumors: Solo Hulk Movie in the Works Says Lou Ferrigno

Is the Incredible Hulk finally going to get another solo movie? Is the Incredible Hulk getting another solo movie? The green monster has been featured in the superhero film "The Avengers" and will appear in its follow up but has yet to be given a solo film to further develop his story.

Metropolitan Opera 2013-14 Review - Eugene Onegin: Peter Mattei, Marina Poplavskaya, Rolando Villazon Triumph in Revival

It might seem a bit soon to revive a production just months after its premiere, but the new cast makes this "Eugene Onegin" worthwhile in every respect.

'Justice League' Movie News Update: Guillermo Del Toro Writing 'Justice League Dark'

Warner Bros will be developing a "Justice League Dark" film and many other DC Universe films.

'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' Movie Review: One of the Top Franchise Films of the Year

When compared with other major tentpole films like "Man of Steel," "Thor: The Dark World," "Iron Man 3," "Monsters University," "Star Trek Into Darkness" and "Pacific Rim," "The "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" undoubtedly tops them all. The film should please fans of the series and first film and potentially lure those willing to give the franchise another chance.

'The Hunger Games Catching Fire' Exclusive: Jena Malone, Sam Clafin Talk Arena, Hawaii, Fan Expectations and Pressure

"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" hits theaters on Friday, Nov. 22. Latinos Post had an opportunity to speak with two of the franchise's new stars Jena Malone and Sam Clafin in anticipation for the film's release. Malone plays the role of Joanna while Clafin takes on the character of Finnick.

Metropolitan Opera Review - Rigoletto: Dmitri Hvorostovsky Leads Terrific Cast in Wondrous Revival

Despite the conductor's shortcomings, this revival of "Rigoletto" should not be missed by any means. Hvorostovsky gives arguably the most memorable interpretation of the role at the Met in the last two decades while Lungu adds a dramatic vocal depth to Gilda that is uncommon. Polenzani's beautifully sung Duke rounds out the trio admirably and sets up the audience member for an unforgettable rendition of Verdi's middle period masterwork.

Miss Universe 2013 Live Stream, Updates, Winners, Preview, Predictions: Is Miss Philippines the Favorite?

The Miss Universe beauty pageant will take place on Saturday and one woman will be crowned as the successor to current queen Olivia Culpo.

Miss Universe 2013 Contestants, Predictions, Dates, News: Meet South Africa and Tanzania

On. Nov. 9 the Miss Universe beauty pageant will be held with 87 contestants competing for the crow. Among them are South Africa's Marilyn Ramos and Tanzania's Betty Omara.

Metropolitan Opera 2013-14 Review - Die Frau Ohne Schatten: Richard Strauss' Masterwork is Arguably the Must-See Event of the Season

"Die Frau ohne Schatten" is tough on a textual level in that not every symbol or idea will be grasped with facility. However, Strauss' sweeping lyricism as portrayed by Jurowski and the terrific cast coupled with Wernicke's stellar production make attending this opera arguably one of the great events of the Metropolitan Opera's 2013-14 season.

CMA Awards 2013 Live Stream, Schedule, Nominees

The CMA Awards will take place on Tuesday night to celebrate the best in country music throughout 2013.
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