Mitch Nielsen
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1994
[Book Review]
The 1994 movie is brilliant, no doubt about it, but I think the message of Andy Dufresne hits even deeper on the page. A timeless story of hope, documented by a man reaching for his own. At just 128 pages, this tight novella stands among King’s best work.
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1994
[Book Review]
The 1994 movie is brilliant, no doubt about it, but I think the message of Andy Dufresne hits even deeper on the page. A timeless story of hope, documented by a man reaching for his own. At just 128 pages, this tight novella stands among King’s best work.
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2022
I’ll start this by saying I saw Talk to Me at a packed 7:00 pm screening at VJUNIOR (the one with the orange slide) and It was epic!
Australian cinema has always been inconsistent from a quality perspective, but it was at its best in the 1970s-80s during the ‘Ozploitation’ movement. Similarly, Talk to Me is a genre movie. Not an Australian exaggerated cliche. A suspenseful, twisted HORROR movie about a severed hand…(which just so happens to neatly represent aspects of Australian culture)
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1984
Liked 2
“Cyborgs don’t feel pain. I do”
I’m a sucker for Kyle’s arc in this film. He grew up in a brutal world. Removing himself from the pain was his only hope to equal his enemy. But it still hurts…daily.
This is a movie about the struggle. Trapped in a dead-end job working as a waitress, Sarah’s life seems to equate to a series of rejections. She’s a very smart woman, a quick decision maker, a natural warrior. She’s forced a…
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2022
I’ll start this by saying I saw Talk to Me at a packed 7:00 pm screening at VJUNIOR (the one with the orange slide) and It was epic!
Australian cinema has always been inconsistent from a quality perspective, but it was at its best in the 1970s-80s during the ‘Ozploitation’ movement. Similarly, Talk to Me is a genre movie. Not an Australian exaggerated cliche. A suspenseful, twisted HORROR movie about a severed hand…(which just so happens to neatly represent aspects of Australian culture)
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1984
Liked 2
“Cyborgs don’t feel pain. I do”
I’m a sucker for Kyle’s arc in this film. He grew up in a brutal world. Removing himself from the pain was his only hope to equal his enemy. But it still hurts…daily.
This is a movie about the struggle. Trapped in a dead-end job working as a waitress, Sarah’s life seems to equate to a series of rejections. She’s a very smart woman, a quick decision maker, a natural warrior. She’s forced a…
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