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Alexander PanI watch movies then try to write something about them afterwards. Maybe it'll be good, maybe not, but I try to be entertaining at the very least.
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Wild Horse Nine: A deeply funny and melancholic bro’s weekend away
Two murderers go on a holiday at some beautiful location and suffer through a melancholic journey of self-doubt. Oh, the older murderer records his thoughts on a tape recorder so it can be turned into some written work someday. There’s a jo...
Primetime: Only Robert Pattinson can make this much sleaze palatable
To Catch a Predator tried to show some kind of nobility in catching would-be predators on camera. Think about the show’s whole premise too long, though, and you realise that, yes, the would-be predators are freaks, but those filming the fre...
Clayface: Looksmaxxing at its most disgusting and exhilarating
We don’t need to know as much as we do about each other, let alone the actors who are on our cinema screens. That blurring of reality and fiction can wreak havoc on our suspension of disbelief (see Tom Cruise in Digger). That’s why, despite...
Street Fighter: Proudly stupid with flashes of being stupidly proud
Street Fighter opens with a gorgeously stylised anime sequence introducing us to a boringly stoic Ryu (Andrew Koji), his himbo BFF Ken (Noah Centineo), and the fighting tournament in which we see Ryu brutally defeat Sagat by embracing his i...
Whalefall
When Jay (Austin Abrams) starts (wet)suiting it up for his deep-dive search of his father’s missing body, my scuba-diving friend whispered to me, ‘None of that is right.’ Not a good sign when we’re only 10 or so minutes into Whalefall. Next...
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Former journalist and entertainment reporter in Sydney. Watches a lot of movies and writes about them.
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