Words Without Wisdom
Alec JonesThe publication born of an angry young person, who very much enjoys watching films and tv, playing video games, touching grass and getting angry about our inevitable demise. Enjoy!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Founded | 2 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Human Miracles and Mistakes: Issue 1
Before we begin, here’s a bit of context. I think, collectively, humanity has lost its way. I’m not saying this in the moustache-twirling, nuclear bomb-arming supervillain way, but in the depressive, spiralling ‘we can’t seem to stop killin...
A Tired Premise Becomes Equally Side-Splitting and Spooky In 'Widow's Bay'
I’ve been a bit starved for truly excellent television recently. These joyless reboots and uninspired projects meant to be little more than background noise to your TikTok feed have worn me to the bone. Thankfully, in my search for original...
An Ageing Brigand Buckles Under the Weight of His Past: 'The Death of Robin Hood' Review
There’s no shortage of stories about Robin Hood and his merry men, but they all have a few consistent themes: overt heroism, stealing from the rich to give to the poor, tights, a feathered cap, hell, even a few musical numbers (ahem-Shrek)....
Justice Is the Name, Taking Loan Sharks Hostage Is the Game: ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ Review
There’s nothing funny about the premise of Dead Man’s Wire. It’s actually pretty grim, all in all. Based on a true story, it follows Tony Kiritsis, a disgruntled real estate developer who, in 1977, took the President of an Indianapolis loan...
Sublime Scenery and Stunt Work Can't Save a Plot This Recycled: 'Apex' Retrospective Review
Netflix sits in a really weird position within the entertainment industry, if you ask me. Like a few other streaming platforms, it is capable of pulling together big stars and big budgets for a big screen-worthy film — only to shelf in in a...
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G'day. Want to listen to the ramblings of a zoomer film and gaming enthusiast, who's sucker for a hyperfixation and ready with a rant about our collective tailspin? Ya found me.
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