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London Korean Film Festival 2025: Once again, the Korean Film Festival explored many different styles and genres, from comedy and thriller to dark and domestic dramas. Despite that, however, there were multiple recurring themes that …
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Eternity is where we might seemingly go once we shuffle off this mortal coil, starting with Larry (Barry Primus) carking it due to an errant pretzel at a ‘gender reveal’ party (Oh, pur-lease! Was it …
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Zootopia 2 – aka Zootropolis 2 – presents us with bunny & fox duo Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman – Black Rabbit) as cops, which an early recap from 2016’s first …
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Blue Moon is set in 1943 and centres around Lorenz Hart (Ethan Hawke – Black Phone 2), then-collaborator with Richard Rodgers (Andrew Scott – Ripley), with Hart’s lyrics and Rodgers’ audio, for famous musicals such …
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Pillion is When Harry Met Alex, or rather, Colin (Harry Melling – The Devil All the Time) meeting Ray (Alexander Skarsgård – Murderbot), and soon finding out who’s Cock of the walk! By night, Colin’s …
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Christy centres around boxing legend Christy Salters (Sydney Sweeney – Echo Valley), from Itmann, West Virginia, who first tries out for the sport in 1989, to the tune of Tears For Fears’ Head Over Heels… …
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BFI London Film Festival 2025: For this latest edition of the London Film Festival, I decided to take a different approach. I’m covering the films I saw sequentially, one by one, so you can experience …
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Troll 2 opens with a monologue about said mythical creatures which I gathered can be summarised as them being killed by Christianity. I haven’t seen the first film, from 2022, but I quickly realised that …
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100 Meters centres around the rivalry between the two male leads, Togashi and Komiya, as they meet at school as young boys, the latter coming to the former’s school while he’s been there all his …
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Sisu: Road To Revenge follows directly on from 2022’s Sisu, which I missed at the time and only got round to checking it out the night before watching the new one. In the first, former …
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