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Watch Pitch Perfect 3 Full Movie Online (2017) here and get a chance to win an iPad. You really have to watch Pitch Perfect 3, the musical comedy film second only to its predecessor as a top-earner in this genre. In 2012 it appeared in billboard 'Pitch Perfect' a musical comedy with a very striking cast as Anna Kendrick or Rebel Wilson but everything painted a production for which it was difficult to bet and it seemed that we were not going at all to provide any novelty, we simply had to attend a musical comedy with a number that made us have a good time. Nothing presaged that we would have an authentic revelation, a fresh, authentic, natural comedy that ended with the topics of the genre and that enjoys very powerful female characters despite their youth. Such had been the success at the box office that a second part was insured. In 2015 the initial cast with some new addition was reunited to continue with the story of the Barden Fine in 'Pitch Perfect 2' where

Ridley Scott, a director who has already accustomed us to remarkable films such as "Alien", "Blade Runner" or "Gladiator" but who also was responsible for recent works that disappointed him like "Exodus: Gods and Kings" or "Robin Hood", so every new film by Scott is received with interest from the public, but sometimes with some mistrust associated. In "All The Money in the World", the mistrust (if it exists) is not happily matched in the final result. The film is based on true facts about the kidnapping of John Paul Getty III, one of the grandchildren of oil giant J. Paul Getty (Christopher Plummer) in 1973, but adapted to the script for the big screen (something evident in the final moments of the movie). At the beginning of the film we get to know a bit of John Paul Getty before the abduction to live in Italy, and it is from this event that we first meet the three main characters of "All the Money in the World"

Watch Star Wars: The Last Jedi Movie Full Online (2018) here and get a chance to win an iPad. Star Wars has practically become the strongest exponent of contemporary pop culture and explanations are not needed in the establishment of this fictional universe. At this point, not only we all know who is Luke Skywalker, Yoda and General Leia, but that marketing efforts - and Disney's help - have sufficiently familiarized us with the new members of this intergalactic drama that we accept them without problems and open our arms - and our wallets. The Last Jedi, begins just where The Force Awakens ends and does not spend time explaining "who and how" some things happen. The most we get from the background are the two versions of the conflict between Luke and Kylo Ren told from the perspective of each offering us a better understanding of their motives. In the same way as its predecessor, Episode VIII maintains a poetic parallelism with the original trilogy, but this time shar