Life affirming film. Yes, its can be viewed as being macabre but you'd be missing the point at that jus seeing it that way.
After coming to my attention via Memoir Of A Snail recently, Adam Elliot is someone who seems like a lot of fun to be around. Both that and this seem to have a humoured approach to life, death and existence.
His details and the willingness to squeeze every little bit of fun, smile or gag out…
Watched the Blue Rose fan edit cut as it appears I need to take out a mortgage on a DVD... that might also be German to watch it any other way.
As that cut is, it land at a good 3 hours 15. A good hour of extended scenes from The Missing Pieces. Watched on Laptop I was also incredibly tired so barring the first hour I drifted in and out of this one like a dream / nightmare, which…
If you want a documentary as to why Margaret Thatcher was/is utterly detested, look no further. She is a disgrace and that is coming from someone of 33 who was never alive during her time in office. As I continually live through adulthood in a modern UK, she has become a true representation of what evil is. This documentary shows that so nothing I say here is inciting anything other than what she inflicted on a hard working section of…
Somewhere between very very good and average, I think the story lags towards the end for me to warrant a rewatch but as a one off (like Fish Tank) it was worth the visit.
Absolutely loved the soundtrack, whether it be the energetic Punk, the hard electronic beats, the "dad music", or that criminally underrated Gemma Dunleavy jam it all hits the right spot.
The leap of faith in the final act doesn't quite work for me and I'm all…
