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Reviews

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  Jackass 4.5 2022

  

  amoslamb ★★★★½

  Another great entry to the Jackass franchise, love the mix between interviews and unused segments.

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  Man of Aran 1934

  

  Richard Cross ★★★½

  Robert Flaherty's faux-documentary, filmed on the forbidding island off the west coast of Ireland, smacks of authenticity when focusing on the harsh lanscapes and primitive living conditions, but knowing that…

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  Man of Aran 1934

  

  Puffin ★★★½

  Twelve years after Flaherty in part revolutionized the style of documentary with "Nanook of the North", he delivers a lesser-known film of his, Man of Aran. Not that this was…

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  Emma. 2020

  

  Graham ★★★★ 3

  Beautifully presented and acted with heaps of gloriously funny wit by a packed ensemble cast. Anya is bloody marvellous, again.

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  Jackass 4.5 2022

  

  Robo Balboa ★★★½

  At a certain point you have to reckon with the fact that if you sat in a theater with Hitchcock, Kubrick, Tarkovsky, Welles, Bergman, and idk, fucking Fritz Lang, they’d…

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  The Quick and the Dead 1995

  

  TheFilmShogun ★★★½

  This film is the quintessential example of having the right people can elevate B material. The film could’ve been a significantly smaller budget, with a cast of of unfamiliar actors,…

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  Gandhi 1982

  

  Paul Elliott ★★★★ 1

  This historical drama directed by Richard Attenborough, based on the life of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (with Ben Kingsley in the title role), thankfully allows a few displays of quick-tempered naturalness…

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  Gandhi 1982

  

  Sam Meltzer ★★★½ 28

  I feel bad. I hated this movie for years simply because it won Best Picture. I thought it would be boring af and such lazy Oscar bait. 

  BOY 👏 WAS…