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El hoyo

2019 [SPANISH]

Action / Horror / Mystery / Sci-Fi / Thriller

El hoyo (2019) download

El hoyo

2019 [SPANISH]

Action / Horror / Mystery / Sci-Fi / Thriller

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

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81% TOMATOMETER · 99 reviews

72% AUDIENCE · 2.5K ratings

7.0/10 · 331.4K

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dystopia capitalism survival struggle for survival anarchism secret prison

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El hoyo (2019) download

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Plot summary

A slab of food descends down a vertical facility. The residents above eat heartily, leaving those below starving and desperate. A rebellion is imminent.

Director

Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia

Top cast

Eric Goode as Sr. Brambang

Alexandra Masangkay as Miharu

Ivan Massagué as Goreng

Mario Pardo as Amigo de Baharat

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU 720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

902.62 MB

1280*534

English 2.0

TV-MA

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 38 min

Seeds 13

1.81 GB

1920*800

English 5.1

TV-MA

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 38 min

Seeds 43

872.16 MB

1280*534

Spanish 2.0

TV-MA

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 34 min

Seeds 15

1.75 GB

1920*800

Spanish 5.1

TV-MA

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 34 min

Seeds 54

Comments 59

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Zealtronux 659 days ago

The fcking English sub is time delayed.

hanslucas 663 days ago

A tener en cuenta: 1080.Bluray viene con el audio original en castellano. 1080.WEB está doblada al inglés.

TAGAILOG05 695 days ago

4k plssssss

fitnessrx 1142 days ago

4K!!! :)

zoxxsam 1181 days ago

4k?

Yubbity 1254 days ago

Hate dubs but watching it because the english subs are unbelievably out of sync. Even if I sync them they they go majorly out of sync again. Gave up trying.

misaelkpo 1759 days ago

Apparently they are reversed 1080p WEB and BLU. WEB was dubbed while BLU was original audio.

rushysingh 1908 days ago

Watched this movie on Netflix. Slow start but got gory & gruesome as it progressed. Truly a game of survival of the fittest. 7/10 is the rating I give & worth the watch.

Moronic_People 1908 days ago

Bad Rad quit being a little bitch!!

mr_magoo 1909 days ago

Great movie. Reminds me of the original cube movie.

40snake 1909 days ago

there is Spanish it just messed up in the info back to the one that says English is Spanish and the one that says Spanish is English

ahmad1920 1909 days ago

The web is English, and .BluRay is Spanish Original language

popsynth 1909 days ago

I am sad. Please don't upload dubbed movies. Original language only.

maghies 1910 days ago

original language no matter what

sscotthi 1910 days ago

Pay for the movie, if you don't like it dubbed.

Danimal666 1910 days ago

Sounds exactly like a remake of the Cube

AuntJemima 1910 days ago

I also would prefer dual audio rips. Please listen to the people freeman!

Pinoky 1939 days ago

does uploader ever read comments ? never upload a movie with dub chit ,always original or Dual , i don't speak spanish but dub is ugly & never match the real spirit of the real voice.

nemesisila 1969 days ago

pls add turkish sub

nikshalt 1976 days ago

Upload the original audio please

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IMDb reviews

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3 / 10

don't waste your time. Most of the movie

Leno

*don't waste your time*. Most of the movie happens in a sort of multi-floor prison where the top levels can control the food that goes to the bottom floors.…

7 / 10

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Manuel São Bento

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If you enjoy reading my Spoiler-Free reviews, please follow my blog @ https://www.msbreviews.com Netflix has been supporting small, independent filmmaking for a while now. In 2018, Roma (re)opened a Best Picture nomination path to foreign films. Last year, Martin Scorsese's epic The Irishman could only come to life via streaming since no major studio wanted a three-and-a-half-hour runtime for a theater release. Between these two, dozens of other indie flicks got Netflix's (or other streaming networks) support. 2020 brings us a Spanish horror-thriller from a first-time director (Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia): The Platform (or El Hoyo). Since its showing at TIFF, this movie has been receiving overwhelmingly positive feedback. So, obviously, I needed to add it to my list. I watched it a couple of days ago, and I wanted to take time to think about it because it's definitely going to become a divisive film, especially among general audiences. The Platform carries an extremely abstract narrative, filled with symbolism, metaphors, analogies, and allegories to our political-social-economic situation. It's not a straightforward thriller at all. It's a tremendously intriguing concept, developed through captivating storytelling and a very dark tone. It's a prison that resembles our society of today. Filled with hypocrisy and selfishness. One month, you're the king of the world on a level where food comes in excess, but you still want it all for yourself, ignoring desperate requests from down below. As soon as in the next day, you're a miserable human being, fighting for scraps with your "cellmate", and on the exact same position those desperate people were before... And now you want their help?! That last narrative analogy to the real world is undoubtedly my favorite. I was never a fan of politics (who is?), so analogies and symbolism regarding that part of our life don't really impact me. However, it's clear that the screenwriters put a lot of effort into making such a meaningful story. If the ambiguousness is removed from the screenplay, there's still plenty to enjoy. Goreng's arc goes from just trying to get a diploma to actually save the people from lower levels. His story takes the viewer through tons of violence, blood, gore, and genuinely disgusting sequences. Therefore, people who want straight-up popcorn-action instead of a more philosophical take as the filmmakers intended, there's a lot to be entertained by. The Platform is also another proof that you don't need a massive budget to build an immersive atmosphere. The set and production design are as simple as they could be, but it's especially due to that simplicity that the claustrophobic prison works so well. For a directorial debut, Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia does an excellent job of controlling the pacing and applying the right shots to each situation. Unfortunately, my main issue is the same as most people: the ending. I will restrain myself from giving away any minor spoilers, so I'll just write that it doesn't work at all levels, at least not for me. As expected, it's as ambiguous as the rest of the movie. As soon as I finished the film, I was frustrated by so many unanswered (logical) questions, and after a couple of days of thinking about it, these questions still exist. You'll never find an answer to everything, but that was never the main goal. There has to be a balance between reality and fiction. Between what's real and what's just a metaphoric symbol. No one can justify *everything* with "oh, it's just a representation of something else". For me, there are two ways of interpreting the ending: I could either take everything literally, which would raise tons of questions without an answer, or I could try and solely look at the story through Goreng's perspective. I do believe the latter approach is the best one, even if it still carries other issues regarding secondary characters. It doesn't answer everything, but it's the perspective I find to make more sense with the movie. It makes the screenplay more cohesive and congruent. Nevertheless, the problem I can't seem to avoid is the abrupt break in tone. For such a brutal, raw, bloody display of human behavior in a situation of survival (the way colors are used is very clever), the climax feels detached from everything that comes before. The underlying themes are there from the get-go, but these are precisely what they are: secondary messages lying under a pretty real story. Going from horrible murders, sacrifices, and God knows what else, to such a philosophical, soulful ending in the way the film does... it's far from a seamless transition. Basically, if you go in expecting definite answers about whatever this prison is, who controls it, and how it truly works, you'll probably leave disappointed and frustrated. It's one of those movies that heavily relies on how people perceive its ending and how much impact does it cause on an overall opinion. Looking at the conclusion solely from Goreng's perspective works the best for me, even if some unanswered (logical) questions still exist. The abrupt break in tone transitioning to the film's climax is my main problem, but The Platform has plenty of positives. An extremely intriguing premise is developed through remarkably captivating storytelling, and an exceptional cast elevates the well-written screenplay. First-time director Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia and his team do an excellent job. Set and production design prove how a small budget can still create an immersive, claustrophobic atmosphere. Even if the ending only works partially, the symbolism and allegories of our world's politics and social-economic situation are a brilliant, thought-provoking piece of a screenplay. I like more it the more I think about it. Rating: B+

8 / 10

A violent form of demonstration of the problems

Shumafuk

A violent form of demonstration of the problems of capitalist society. Despite the fact that the level of violence is too much for me, I understand purpose of…

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