The Alamo Drafthouse recently featured the original edit of *Mad Max* with its Australian audio, offering a fascinating insight into George Miller's early vision for his universe. The film provides a raw and compelling glimpse into the origins of the iconic *Mad Max* world. The characters, while some were only briefly explored, are intriguing and memorable. Overall, it gets a score of 8.9 out of 10.

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“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” attempts to recapture the quirky charm of its predecessor with impressive practical effects and visually striking scenes. Tim Burton’s signature style is evident, but the film stumbles in delivering a compelling story. While new characters and plot twists are introduced, they feel more like distractions than meaningful additions to the narrative. Ultimately, the sequel feels like a case of style over substance, presenting a lot of visual flair without much emotional payoff. Despite its moments, it doesn’t quite live up to the original’s legacy. My rating: 6.9/10.

M3GAN is a unique cautionary tale about the dangers of the internet age that avoids feeling preachy or predictable. The film's accessible themes are presented with wit and humor, and the acting from Williams is superb. Unlike other stories on similar topics, M3GAN does not come across as an extended Black Mirror episode, but rather as a fresh and thought-provoking exploration of the risks and consequences of technology.

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