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lukebarnes1886 Uncategorized April 15, 2021 1 Minute

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Published April 15, 2021

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Written by Luke Barnes Summary A young man, Bill Skarsgard, goes on a quest for revenge in an odd and absurdist world. This film feels like it would have worked a lot better as a videogame, in almost every way it feels like a tongue in cheek, silly but also taking itself seriously videogame. As it stands it has problems and won’t work for a lot of people, the main reason for this is because the tone is just so jarring, there are moments where you are like okay this is a comedy and then others where you think it’s a drama, and plenty of films can wed these two things together but not this one, they make it feel tonally like two different films....

Written by Luke Barnes Summary A young woman, Louisa Harland, is accused of a murder she didn’t commit so becomes a highwaywoman for some reason. When you see headlines about Disney + still being far behind their subscriber targets, and still miles away from Netflix, this is why. A series that is based around one thing, people being shocked that a highwayman is in fact a woman....

Written by Luke Barnes In this cinema issues article we are talking about the dire state of Disney and how they are facing down a pretty dismal future and why that is. On paper Disney should be doing well, they have some many classic film franchises, and are well known and in some quarters beloved across the world, and yet at the 2023 box office they had more bombs than any other studio....

Written by Luke Barnes Summary A man and his bird travel between a magical fantasy world and our modern world. There is a lot to love about the first season of Sasaki and Peeps, it is wholesome has great character dynamics and a massive world that is just calling out to be explored. I think the mix between different anime genres works well, and that there is not jar between high fantasy elements and more action or horror elements set on Earth....

Written by Luke Barnes Summary A group of people kidnap a little girl, and are met with bad consequences. A preface, I do not support Melissa Barrea or her anti-Semitic nonsense, I have been very vocal about that. As such I did not see this film at the cinema, and debated even affording it this review as my coverage might give it and her undeserved attention, however, it was playing at an event I attended recently, post its home release, so I saw it there....

Written by Luke Barnes In this cinema issues article we are talking about how Doctor Who has become a sorry husk or shadow of its former self Now a quick warning before we get into it, if you cannot handle someone else’s opinion, particularly one you disagree with then you need to stop reading this review and reflect on why that is and maybe get some help....

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