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I love films that support women's rights and wrongs. This should be required viewing in any workplace. If I start a job and it's NOT ran by three women who smoke blunts and steal corpses and kidnap their scummy boss to enforce equal pay and diversity then I am walking right out of that door!
Also go watch the musical it makes this film even more hilarious.
I'm like 99% sure this is the average experience for a journalist considering the books I've read that were written by journalists who also went on bonkers off the wall adventures. Anyway anything Wes Anderson makes is like crack to me so I have to give it five stars. Loved the animated segment for the third story. Also Timothée Chalamet keeps jumpscaring me in films I don't expect him to be in. Where do you keep coming from???
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You can tell Anton's a true psychopath because of his absolutely atrocious hairdo. Anyway I respect films that build up a typical action hero narrative and then go "actually fuck you" and have the bad guy win (or at least get away). Thing is, the film never said the protagonist was Llewelyn, so we have no reason to expect him to actually survive this. It's Ed who's our narrator from the start. Llewelyn just likes talking to himself (honestly same bro). Glad I finally got round to watching this one!
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Look all I'm saying is that if my car breaks down in the middle of a storm and I go to a castle to use their phone and there isn't a party going on because the master of the house is Tim Curry as a drag scientist who's pulled a Frankenstein and created life just so he can bone it, and then I proceed to be seduced by said scientist causing my gay awakening, ultimately leading to me performing a…
