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Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)
Yet Another PC Liberal Hollywood wash
This has to be a joke. I am astounded that Tim Miller would be involved in this mess of a film. The gags fall flat, the Arnie role is beyond stupidity and pointlessness and the narrative of trying to turn this into yet another liberal fantasy PC whitewashing has made me feel slightly nauseous.
This was meant to be The Terminator ..
Avoid Avoid Avoid
Magnum P.I. (2018)
Utterly Awful Box Ticking Exercise In Being PC
You know what it's so bad I can't even be bothered.....
Just Watch The Original Series ....
Joker (2019)
A Dystopian "Taxi Driver" Set In Gotham City
The best movie I have seen in the last 10 years. It's utterly stunning. No wonder it's hated by the left wing media as it's a movie that makes you think and encourages debate which are two things they don't want you to do. Todd Phillips has made "A Dystopian Taxi Driver Set In Gotham City" and Joaquin Phoenix has delivered a performance rarely seen in any actors career. I have never rated a movie 10/10 and can't remember going to see a movie twice in five days at the cinema. See it for yourself and make your own mind up without being told what you can or can't watch or what you can or can't laugh at.
That is the whole point .
Shot Caller (2017)
This Exceeded My Exoectations Hugely
This was one of those movies I decided to watch after much deliberating about what to watch. I wasn't expecting too much from Shot Caller. However I was gripped, shocked and battered around the head by it. A brilliant story with great performances. Loads of twists and turns. Its a very very competent and engrossing film
The Fall (2013)
Finally Watched It And Was Blown Away By The Fall
I missed The Fall when it was on TV and have finally just finished Season 3z Without doubt one of the darkest, bleakest, violent and disturbing dramas I have ever seen from the BBC. It's a slow burning pot of anger, resentment, rage and passion. The central performances from Gillian Anderson, Jamie Dornan and John Lynch are outstanding. I cannot recall a better serial killer drama from the U.K. in a very long time. If you haven't seen it and want a tough but gripping series then I think you too would be blown away by this.
Undercover (2016)
A Shame They Had To Be So Worrhy And PC
This was a PC Box Ticking Drama for the BBC where they seize the reigns of all things liberal and ram it down our throats. The shame is that despite the story being slightly unplausabke it's actualky pretty good and could have been so much better if they stopped being beacons of Wokeness. Adrian Leater (hugely underrated) is excellent as always as is The brilliant Sophie Okonedo who shines hugely. Give it a watch if you can get past the political bias and put that to one side it's pretty darn entertaining
David Brent: Life on the Road (2016)
I laughed A Lot But It Made Me Sad.........
First and foremost I am a massive fan of RG and all his work. I love Brent and was pleased to see him back. Yes there are bits rehashed, yes it's cringeworthy and uncomfortable but that is David Brent. He tries so hard but gets it so so wrong all the time. Brent's screw ups are what he does best. I was upset by the bands behaviour towards him. He is a desperate tortured soul but over the years we have learned to love him. Their cynicism is so often true in musicians I've worked with. Luckily there are a few people that really like him in the film but as usual he is never aware as he is too busy trying. This was a good effort. It probably didn't need to be a real movie and would have worked well as a BBC Christmas Special. I don't know what the future holds for Brent but we wish him well and hope we see him again soon.