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Joker: Folie À Deux – the long-awaited follow-up to 2019’s Joker, again with Joaquin Phoenix (Napoleon) as psychologically-unbalanced lunatic Arthur Fleck, but while the first film took over a billion dollars at the box office, …
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Category: Cinema films
My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT!
Things Will Be Different begins with siblings Joseph (Adam David Thompson) and Sidney (Riley Dandy – Interceptor) meeting up in a cafe for some much-needed nourishment, before hiking to a house after an offscreen situation …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of A DIFFERENT MAN!
A Different Man centres around Edward (Sebastian Stan), an aspiring actor who struggles to learn his lines, and who suffers from neurofibromatosis, a condition in which tumours grow in the body’s nervous system, and are …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of HELLBOY: THE CROOKED MAN!
Hellboy: The Crooked Man opens in 1959, on a train, where our younger hero, played by Jack Kesy (Deadpool 2), is trying to deal with a mahoosive funnel-webbed killer spider, and is told, “Man, it’ll …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of MEGALOPOLIS in IMAX!
Megalopolis is a film I went into mostly blind, although while I had seen the trailer some time ago, it doesn’t really tell you what you’re about to witness. The film is basically set in …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of MY OLD ASS!
My Old Ass: When I first saw someone reference this title, I hadn’t heard of the film, and thought they were referring to the then-forthcoming The Substance, where Demi Moore’s character is too old for …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of THE OUTRUN!
The Outrun is effectively a dramatised biography for novelist and co-screenwriter Amy Liptrot, and her yoyo-ing in and out of alcoholism in real life, such as showing Rona (Saoirse Ronan – See How They Run) …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of NEVER LET GO!
Never Let Go is a relatively short film these days, at 101 minutes, but still feels the need to split itself into three chapters: The Rope Is Your Lifeline, How Do I Feed My Children? …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of STRANGE DARLING!
Strange Darling opens with the declaration, “This film was entirely shot on 35mm film”, and the IMDB technical page bears this out, detailing the Kodak Vision3 50D 5203, Vision3 250D 5207, and Vision3 500T 5219, …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of LEE (2024 Kate Winslet movie)
Lee… Lee Miller… war photographer. With the renowned photographer and heavy smoker played by Kate Winslet (Titanic 3D 25th Anniversary), we first see her being interviewed about her life in her chosen – and very …
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