Bless Me, Ultima Movie Review

Directed by Carl Franklin, starring Luke Ganalon ( also starring in 2013 movie Out of the Blue), Miriam Colon, Joseph A. Garcia. Bless Me, Ultima is a drama film based in New Mexico during the World War II World War II is a Malayalam information TV show on >> Read More... (the late 1930s), revolves around the relationship between an elderly woman (Ultima) and a young boy (Antonio).

Ultima helps Antonio to be untroubled with the battle between good and evil that fury in Antonio’s village. The leads Luke and Miriam in the movie are carrying the movie from start to finish. The acting is phenomenal.

The locations of New Mexico are beautiful. The perplexed notions of Antonio are well written by a person who had a logical outlook on religion. At times, the movie became a bit too emotional or we can say can bring out tears. This movie is an effort which is hard to evaluate. Steven Spielberg Steven Spielberg is an American producer, director >> Read More... had efficiently handled; he is a director better suited to this kind of material.

The best part was that, as an audience we could connect to the characters and we feel their emotions. 'Bless Me, Ultima' is n evoking film full of wonder, magic, and family. It conveys a wonderful message, a talented cast, and in spite of the big possibilities it was not a giant blockbuster at the box office.

Overall, Bless me, Ultima is a story that portrays how people can get strength from their experiences in life and grow towards maturity from the wonders that surround them. If we love life and go with the flow by embracing everything that happens, both good and evil, we can lead an enriching life. One should go for this movie.