Watched this out of curiosity after giving up on Star Trek with how garbage Discovery was and the bastardisation of Picard. What a fucking waste of time this was. They made something that no one asked for or cared for. Who is this for? Because it’s certainly not for Trek fans. It sounded like a shit idea when it was announced, and looked shit from the promotional stuff. Can only think it’s for all the mentally challenged shills who eat…
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La Haine 1995
La Haine is up there as one of my all-time favourite films. From how grounded it is, to its style, to its important messages. It’s one of the most powerful and wonderfully shot films ever, and I think it is a masterpiece.
We follow three friends, Vinz, Hubert and Saïd, who are from different backgrounds living in the shadow of riots and police violence. We take a look at the different ways the trio cope with the tensions of the…
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Threads 1984
As someone from Sheffield, living next door in Rotherham with friends and family in Barnsley and Doncaster, this film hit me in a way no other film has. For the most part, we live through our mundane lives together. Walking past people every day who are just trying to get on with their lives. The characters in Threads mirror those people.
People in this are like people I know. My parents, grandparents, neighbours, friends, the ordinary people you bump into…
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The Thing 1982
On the surface, The Thing is an 80’s horror with amazing and grotesque practical effects. But it’s really a great psychological horror. It shows us how humans can’t trust each other. How paranoia affects us when things are not what they seem. The way we can’t come together even when there is an existential threat. John Carpenter might have made one of the most perfect science fiction and horror films of all time with this.
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