Before Blofeld tucks himself in at night— he checks under his bed for Feathers McGraw
Quintessentially British in the most wonderful Lancashire way; Wallace and Gromit is so very dear to me. Whilst this film doesn't really measure up to the others (The wrong trousers is a top 10 film of all time) Im so happy it exists. Perhaps Nick park should restrict himself to a shorter run time?
Amazing.
Episode two was like being back at secondary school again— god im glad im an adult now.
Ill just leave this quote right here:
“Men are afraid that women will laugh at them. Women are afraid that men will kill them.”
Everyone should watch this mini series— especially young men/teenagers
5/5
As an organism post-cambrian explosion you should have the wherewithal to know just from reading the description of the film what the message of this film is and how its central metaphor works. Women are made to feel invisible by society as they age. And, as an orange makeup-wearing, slimy Dennis Quaid gesticulates, by slinging a slippery, flaccid shrimp sandwiched between his two stubby fingers; you should know exactly what kind of people have created that society.
The substance…
2/5 stars
As a visual art form, Oldboy delivers. It’s visceral, disturbing, and dripping with a disgusting degree of dread that demands a physical response from the viewer. The mind’s stomach churns from unease, while the body contorts and fidgets helplessly in your seat during the (brief) moments of reprieve between each punch, stab, and hammer-induced teeth-pull. You feel non-consensually dragged into this horrific world, and for just under two hours, there’s no way out (not even a chopstick will…
