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Episode 162: Review of the 2024 film The Wild Robot:...

Williams Emma ·

2024/10/02

Additionally, the natural cycle notion is explained with the appropriate seriousness and in an understandable way. It's not easy living in the woods. Your head will be severed by a predator if you are not careful. Therefore, it makes sense that the animals view the brash metal stranger as a threat and that he must earn his position among the people who live in the forest and meadow. Unfortunately, these teachings are disrupted as the game advances by the increasing humanization of the

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Episode 161: Will Ferrell and Harper Steele in the...

Williams Emma ·

2024/10/01

Harper, along with other uncomfortable encounters in states like Texas, where Will commits a grave error that they manage to overcome. However, the first scene sets the scene as we observe them sitting on camping chairs in a Walmart parking lot, enjoying a sour beer. Will talks about how apprehensive he is about asking questions about being transgender and Harper reassures him that he may ask anything. We witness firsthand what it means to be nice and courteous, what it means to listen and

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Episode 160: What’s With the Fourth-Wall Break in...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/28

It's there by necessity, and its height suggests that you should watch "Megalopolis," Francis Ford Coppola's four-decade passion project at last brought to life in all its crazed glory. It does not imply that you will enjoy this film. If someone loved it or despised it, I wouldn't get into that kind of fight. And I genuinely believe that with another watch, my rating might have changed. When you're tired, especially on your first viewing, there's too lot to process. The fact is, I'm not

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Episode 159: Review of the 2024 film Wolfs: George...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/28

Their fame serves as both a boon and a curse, since it suggests that characters are more there to facilitate star vehicles than as compelling people. To our delight, Wolf ultimately prevails via the laughter of reunited old friends. However, greater pleasures might result from giving famous protagonists in upcoming movies the same depth as their less well-known counterparts, allowing the greatest to transcend clichés and venture into richly human realms that they have shown themselves to be

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Episode 158: Pitt and Clooney are job-sharing loners,...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/27

She calls a secret number in an attempt to "fix it." Soon after, a man wearing a black leather jacket and turtleneck sweater knocks on the door, introducing himself as the fixer. As he is detailing his plan for getting rid of the body, another man shows in. He is dressed similarly in a leather jacket and a white collar shirt. These two middle-aged professionals don't quite look alike, but they do have similar manners, rhythms, and a dedication to doing their jobs well. By yourself. The

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Episode 157: "Transformers One" is a delightful film...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/27

The entire prequel is set on the beautiful planet Cybertron, which has a cyberpunk aesthetic. Sentinel Prime is the lone remaining warrior who battles the hostile Quintessons after the rest of their best warriors vanished. He is searching for the Matrix of Leadership at the same time. The remaining Transformers are engaged in mining operations to extract their life force, or "Energon." D-16 and Orion Pax are two of these miners. In addition, Orion Pax is searching for the Matrix and

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Episode 156: Review of The Substance: A Clumsy Movie...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/26

A violent act of self-destruction, recapturing beauty and youth in the name of self-loathing only gets worse the longer it persists. The horrific changes here show how societal uneasiness may appear in the body; when Sue decides she needs more time from Elisabeth, it's because Elisabeth won't accept who she is. It's a pleasant movie that enjoys all of its wild, crazy antics. Bright neon hues from the 1990s clash with ever-more-insane gore to create a surreal, easily disoriented depiction of

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Episode 155: Review: "Never Let Go": Are There Eyes...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/25

The boys turn against their mother in the final act, which even felt wonderfully evocative of Goodnight Mommy (albeit without any similarly horrific, absolutely reality-skewering turns). This left the audience wondering how seriously we should take the collateral damage along the way. While the movie doesn't exactly falter at the end, it does remove any doubt about the reality in which it is set. The reason this isn't exactly as dismal as it should be is that the story revolves around

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Episode 154: "Beetlejuice" "Beetlejuice" is a Gut...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/25

It could have been disastrous for Beetlejuice to get a sequel all these years later. Fortunately, there are enough games and pleasure in this sequel to make it worthwhile. Though predictable, the tale works for the most part; Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, and Seth Grahame-Smith revisit the past while veering more toward the realm of the afterlife. Additionally, it's a very funny movie. Keaton is simply delightful to watch when he's in his element, which happens to be anytime the title

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Episode 153: Transformers One: An Outstanding Origin...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/24

However, that need not concern you, as Brian Tyree My probable reservations are more than offset by the juice that Henry and Keegan-Michael Key bring to the table. Henry expertly portrays D-16's transition from a kindly irritated buddy to a man consumed by rage, sending us on a trip through the feelings of a robot confronted with hard realities about life as he knows it. Every time Key's character appears in this film, he takes it and runs with it. He creates the look of the most lonesome

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Episode 152: Review: His Three Daughters' explanation...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/23

The movie is essentially presented by Azazel Jacobs as a chamber drama because we don't spend much time outside the apartment—only when Rachel and I go for a smoke break, which sets up a hilarious recurring scene with the building manager. Otherwise, the story's constraints and structure provide the three protagonists with a lively, dialogue-heavy showcase, and happily, that is by far the project's greatest asset. In this family dynamic, Olsen deftly captures Christina's gregarious and

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Episode 151: Fans of Elin Hilderbrand Acquire Your...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/20

The actors' deft use of each other's advantages and disadvantages in their performances is what makes the series stand out. Greer is portrayed by Kidman in a way that is both incredibly nuanced and epitomizes the waspish snobbery that her character demands. Her performance is like to that of your wealthy friend's mother, who appeared courteous to you but secretly harbored a deep-seated disdain. Kidman's portrayal of Greer, meanwhile, goes beyond simple condescension; Kidman deftly exposes

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Episode 150: You shouldn't miss the five-star film...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/19

Fans of the show will appreciate the richness and intricacy in everything, from the animation to the storyline. The picture strikes the perfect balance of humor, action, and story, which will appeal to both younger viewers and die-hard admirers. This genesis narrative has a novel idea that takes some intriguing turns in the second part. The plot is compelling enough to establish a whole new era of Transformers that aficionados and newbies alike will appreciate, and the animation quality is

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Episode 149: How "The Substance" and "A Different...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/18

Once a movie star, Elisabeth Sparkle has matured into an aerobics goddess. She is now supposedly growing out of it, at least in the eyes of her hideous and piggish boss Harvey, who is depicted in some incredibly ugly wide angles. Elisabeth's professional path is cleverly explained in a montage that opens before we even meet her. It depicts her Hollywood Walk of Fame star being laid, dedicated, and then eventually subjected to the effects of aging until someone splatters it with ketchup

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Episode 148: The complete cast list of the film...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/17

Ultimately, Uglies is too derivative for its own good, but I have no doubt that the Kissing Booth movie actor, who played Prince in Bullet Train rather well, will go on to star in other films that are at least as good if not better. Based on the well-known young adult novel by Scott Westerfeld, McG's science fiction drama Uglies depicts a dystopian future society in which plastic surgery and genetic engineering are used to regulate attractiveness. Although the novel's societal commentary on

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Episode 147: Review of THE KILLER'S GAME: The Ghost...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/16

Excellent, kind assassin Joe Flood follows a code of conduct; he only takes out enemies that his handler, best friend, and only companion Zvi designates for him. He meets ballerina Maize while working, and their meet-cute follows his meet-kill. He stays dedicated to his work despite falling in love until he decides one day that he wants to retire and spend his golden years with Maize. Sadly, he receives some unfavorable news: a terminal illness that would severely limit his quality of life

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Episode 146: When Will "Talk No Evil" Be Available...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/14

Given how little time has elapsed since the release of the original, Speak No Evil, a Danish cult thriller/horror film, was almost immediately remade in 2022. A situation that made the work for filmmaker James Watkins, who had previously established himself with the gritty Eden Lake and the notable gothic thriller The Woman in Black, exceedingly difficult. Apart from the close time difference between the two, the latter was also done primarily in English, which naturally, if

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Episode 145: Review of The Crow (2024): A Lifeless...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/12

The Crow's attempted rebirth serves as an example of the needlessly wasted film that we are seeing in theaters more and more, particularly when it comes to intellectual property, franchises, brands, toys, or comic books, where everything suggests that the people in charge of making money off of them don't know anything about the mythology or fictional universe they are working with. The two primary characters, Shelly and Eric, don't really grow. Their psychological makeup is akin to that

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Episode 144: Skincare (2024) - Film Critique

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/11

Peters says he's thinking about something different. This more whimsical psychological comedy set in Los Angeles demonstrates that its creator has seen and truly assimilated some of the greatest films ever made. Set against the backdrop of La La Land, the city plays itself, from "Sunset Boulevard" to "Mulholland Drive." To be clear, "Skincare's" modern joys don't promise to be comparable to these classics. Nevertheless, Peters is here to demonstrate how everyone can have a good time at the

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Episode 143: 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' film review: A...

Williams Emma ·

2024/09/10

As a result, the film lacks the normies who can be perplexed by the strange circumstance and provide the explication that the spectator requires to grasp what is going on. Baldwin and Davis also had a humorous, gentle niceness that provided an important contrast to the hideous world of Betelgeuse. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice has no foils for the weirdos; everyone is now a weirdo. Perhaps generating amazement is not possible in a legacy sequel, since the majority of the audience will be familiar

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