Dora and the Lost City of Gold spotlights Latinx representation
The Los Angeles Times discusses the live action Dora film as a rare mainstream Latinx showcase with five leads of Latino descent. Isabela Moner stars as teenage Dora with Eva Longoria and Michael Pena as her parents. The cast also includes Latinx actors Danny Trejo and Benicio Del Toro as Boots and Swiper.
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Dora the Explorer gets an Indiana Jones style remake
The Dora the Explorer franchise is adapted into Dora and the Lost City of Gold a bright action adventure. Director James Bobin crafts a pre teen friendly film that channels Indiana Jones while preserving Dora’s upbeat spirit and smart heroine vibe.
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Dora and the Lost City of Gold review
The film earns 3 stars with Isabela Moner leading a Latino cast in this jungle search for Parapata. Co writer Nicholas Stoller adds irony while Eva Longoria and Eva Pena celebrate culture and family dynamics amid action and light humor.
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The Kitchen Women Take Charge In Brutal 1970s Mob Tale
Two thirds into The Kitchen Kathy Brennan rises as mob queenpin with Claire and Ruby at her side. The film traces power, prison, violence, and the cost to family as women seize control in Hell's Kitchen during the late 1970s.
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