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What Happened to Monday 2017
A dystopian response to extreme measures taken due to overpopulation.
An interesting storyline, good plot twists and gives you something to consider afterwards.
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The Menu 2022
A film I thoroughly enjoyed.
The film as a whole was unpredictable but not nonsensical.
Some notable themes for me were the themes of greed and purity. The use of fire to cleanse one’s sins was a prominent feature throughout this film.
The very obvious ideas within the film and the main message suggests that it is a social commentary on consumer culture and entitlement.
Overall outstanding- Ralph Fiennes is a real favourite.
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Nope 2022
Jordan Peele’s films are always a captivating watch.
This film, like Peele’s others, has some good provocative subliminal themes that kept myself and my boyfriend talking on our way home from the cinema. His use of symbolism to convey his points is great- even if you have no idea what the points are you’re pretty certain he’s getting at something!
In a Donnie Darko-esque manner I was left in parts thinking “what the fuck am I watching” as a huge alien resembling a giant vagina flew across the screen but I also felt intellectually challenged.
Overall good move- thought provoking and vagina alien all very good!
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Avatar: The Way of Water 2022
Being a language and culture student gave me an interesting lense to watch this film through (along with the lenses of the 3D glasses) and raised some interesting ideas about how culture is learned and discovered between people and races. Here are some of my thoughts about this:
In the first film we see Jake’s character eventually accepted by the Na’vi and he becomes a tribe leader. When watching the film we see the next generation of their children who…
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