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Anyone, who is just a tiny bit familiar with a larger than life persona of John Waters knows, that his movies are always on the verge of… well, couple of things. Sometimes it might be a good taste (still haven’t seen his most famous film, Pink Flamingos (1972) as I’ve heard couple of really “interesting”…
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Assault on Precinct 13 is one of those movies, that you can’t escape from, when you turn into a cinephile. Often mentioned alongside its remake by the same name from 2005, that’s also supposed to be pretty good. But for what its worth, I have never heard about the main selling point behind the movies’…
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Raya and the Last Dragon is one of those COVID-19 films, that were due in the cinemas in 2020, but since world has been kind of strange, it got pushed back, amongs many others. When it got finally released on Disney+, I’ve heard mixed reviews, where people were either underwhelmed, or just “whelmed”. I have…
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Like most movie goers in late 2019, I have seen this movie called Uncut Gems (2019), where I’ve learned 3 things – Adam Sandler can be a great performer, when he’s not making movies for the sole purpose of having holiday fun with his friends (and to be fair, more power to him, who wouldn’t…
Click Here to Read More “PVT CHAT (2020) Review – Hey Bby, Y UP?” »
I remember when the first Borat (aka Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, 2007) came out and how shocking it was. It was this movie, that made learn who Sacha Baron Cohen was and because of it, I have started to follow him more closely, as I liked his…
Click Here to Read More “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) Review – Pence, COVID, Rudy… Maria!” »
If you ever seen any movie by Park Chan-Wook, you know he’s unique in every sense of that word and his films reflect that. They tend to be really raw, often bloody movies, with dark, twisted sense of humour. Thirst is no exception… except it is, as at some points, you can’t help but laugh…
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You know when you are watching a trailer for an upcoming movie, and you can just tell it’s one of those films, that’s only been made because the main star is “so hot right now, like OMG, easiest money ever made, LOL” and everything about it looks really, really fake/digital, it hurts? That’s how I…
I remember watching this movie “back in the day” in cinemas and I liked it, but it was one of those films, where everybody around me and on the Internet really liked it. It made me think I might have missed something, as I didn’t understand why everybody seems to love this film as much….
Click Here to Read More “Edge of Tomorrow (2014) Review – On The Edge Of Perfection” »
