War 2 is an Indian action film with a lot of double-crossing and globetrotting, plus a smattering of Bollywood, because when your enemy is getting on your tits, what’s better than to dance them into …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of EDDINGTON!
Eddington… Paul Eddington… Yes, it’s the tale of the actor from Yes Minister… nope, not really. Taking place in late May 2020, in the titular town of New Mexico, just as the COVID19 pandemic was …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of MATERIALISTS! (And how I caused a BOMB SCARE at ODEON!)
Materialists – The film where I caused a BOMB SCARE at Odeon! But more on that later… As for the film, I started to wonder if I was in the right screen, given how it …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE LIFE OF CHUCK!
The Life of Chuck starts with Act 3: Thanks, Chuck, where we start to see society breaking down, as suddenly worldwide disasters start happening including sinkholes, weird things happen in the hospital as observed by …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE TOXIC AVENGER (2025)!
The Toxic Avenger shows that not only is the titular character the hero we need now… …but as it goes into the problem of unwanted sewage being dumped in once-clean rivers, who’d have thought 40 …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of WOLF CHILDREN (2012)!
Wolf Children is a boy meets girl tale. Boy meets girl at Uni, Boy turns out to be a wolf… Okay, so they’re young adults when they meet, and it’s at Tokyo University where Hana …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of NOBODY 2!
Nobody 2 centres around Bob Odenkirk as Hutch Mansell, an aging hitman who’s missing out on family life, and as much as he gets himself into his work, it’s starting to get to him. Dom …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY 30TH ANNIVERSARY!
Sense And Sensibility is out for a 30th Anniversary jaunt in cinemas, and this time, it opens with an intro from star/screenwriter Emma Thompson writing the script for her next film with a quill pen, …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE LEGEND OF OCHI!
The Legend of Ochi centres around young Yuri (Helena Zengel – News Of The World), who lives on an island with her father, Maxim (Willem Dafoe – The Phoenician Scheme), and likes reading about beasts …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of WEAPONS!
Weapons opens with an initial voiceover from a young girl, telling us that no-one could solve what happened on what was a normal Wednesday, when all the kids ran out at 2.17am, except one… Meanwhile, …
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