"It was a hell of a drive" The Hidden Review has watched "Ford v Ferrari" as we love cars, F1, Fords, Ferraris, and true stories. This film is an unbelievably perfect combination of events, moreover, talented actors such as Matt Damon and his charme, Christian Bale and his talent of changing into Characters, Josh Lucas with his good man look, but with a bad guy style, then Jon Bernthal opposite of Lucas's character, and such a powerful guardian angel to be just a man. All the cast involved made this film very beautiful, the crew and productions, the director's vision, even because talking about an event that happened at Le Mans, 44 years ago and so in 1966 we are not surprised that beautiful films are nominated, and won Oscars and other awards. As we say, it was a hell of a drive, so go behind your wheel, put your belt on, turn on the engine, and go! Fast, fast as much as you can! Because you will enjoy this drive! Thank you Ford v Ferrari Team ☺️ Hidden F

  “Together, we could really make a difference.” ----- The Hidden Review has watched Spies in Disguise. This animated film talks about spies, relationships and trust between two different departments, Will Smith and Tom Holland, who have a wonderful acting bond. Animation films are not easy to make, and finding the right voice for any character is very difficult because with voices you deliver emotions, not only with expressions, which in this case is different. The animation work of the post-production team is also terrific. Moreover, they deliver a good message, such as the importance of friendship and how to build that trust. Congrats! Thank you, Spies, in the Disguise team! Hidden fire stars 9/10 ⭐️ © 2022 The Hidden Review

"We ride together, we die together, Bad Boys for life" The Hidden Review has watched "Bad Boys III" (2003), the 3rd film of the franchise directed by Adil El Arbi & Bilall Fallah. Both young directors with good experience and preparation have again accomplished what this franchise means for many fans and the cast because, after seventeen years, these two visionary directors have brought to life the third chapter. At the same time, this new story with new interesting twists and comic gigs between Martin Lawrence and Will Smith alongside new action sequences gives a brilliant shot after 17 years of making a sequel. They have shown a valuable young taste for an "old" franchise, and understandably a new third film as it deserves it, and surprises such as an unexpected cameo. Moreover, the screenplay hasn't shown any weak points and leaves the audience on edge many times, as Marcus wants to take a professional break to spend more time with his family an