Juan Luis Sanchez

Juan Luis Sánchez González is a Spanish film critic, known for his video criticisms and articles written with a sense of humor. He writes for the digital magazine decine21.com. Born in Madrid (Spain) in 1972, Juan Luis Sánchez González has collaborated since childhood in school magazines and publications, and in cultural centers. He graduated in Information Sciences, in the branch of journalism, in 1995, at the Complutense University of Madrid. From that moment on, he worked in various media, such as the EFE agency, the now defunct newspaper YA and the magazines CINERAMA, ÉPOCA and ESTRENOS. He is the author of the book Audrey Hepburn: Icon of the big Screen (Ed. Jaguar - 2010), and co-author of Cineforum 2000, Brief Encounter, Peter Jackson: From Bad Taste to The Hobbit, Tim Burton and their fantasy worlds, From "Lost" to "Star Wars": JJ Abrams, a Man and his Dreams, Fight of Giants. Godzilla, Gamera, Mothra and other huge monsters of Japan, James Cameron, the king of the World, Miau, Miau, Miau, Cinema Cats and Alienccyclopedia. The most Memorable Aliens of Cinema .