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Caveat. Was more of a really tense and uncomfortable thriller for the first 2/3 and the last 1/3 got me sweating a bit
 
Batman. 1986.
6/10
Tim Burton directed comic book film, has a plot of drama and very little effects. Still works as a semi decent film, Jack Nickleson is great as the joker. Keaton and Bassinger as Wayne and Vale are completely believable cut outs.
 
Big guns 1973.
6/10
Crime drama about hitman trying to leave it all behind, but can't.
Simple but with a little more plot and less high action.
There a number of bosses so it gives the characters more dialogue and not a rushed sense. Typical 70's drama with a few well done car chases.
 
964 Pinocchino. 1991 Japan.
6/10.
A cyborg gets chucked out of a factory, adopted by a homeless woman and the corporation goes looking for him.
Came out 3 years after Tetsuo the iron man, and has a similar vibe. Starts well enough, but after they meet it veers off pretty wildly.
High and low camera angles, alot of stuff that is obviously filmed on the street with average people walking around, make the film interesting but distracting. The plot does get back on track after a while but by that stage its full bizarre. Worth a watch for the style of it. But its cult classic for a reason.
 
Two men went to war. 2002.
7/10
A couple of soldiers, sargent and private, go to join the war in France.
Lightweight comedy that moves along with a breezy feel. Based on a true story it has a characters that are kinda stereotypical. The gruff older soldier, the young one that kinda naive. With most of the film following them, and other characters their to add detail to the plot. It harks back to the comedy films of the lates 60s.
 
The substance. 2024
10/10
A aging star undergoes a treatment that enables her to live a double life.
Using a product called the substance, it creates a younger version of herself, out of her own body. But it can only last a week before there has to be swap in order for the original older person to regenerate a liquid that the younger one uses each day.
The film is full of 'body horror' with clear inspiration coming from the early films of David Cronenberg. Plot wise it deals with aging as a woman in show business and the rampant egos on both sides. Its shot in a hyped kind of way with lots of different angles, close ups of the body which could be described as 'erotic' but when taken in context of the film show a clear lustful shallow look.
Written and directed by a french woman its definitely a outsiders look at aging in a country that is obsessed with image, and nothing else.
 
The mark. 1961
7/10
A child sex offender is released and gets a job. but his past comes back to haunt him.
Dialogue heavy drama, it tells the story of a man who with the help of a doctor that got him released, tries to live a normal life.
The film goes about the subject in a interesting way, with the aid of flashbacks and some dreams. It shows the viewer how, in a limited way, it developed and his struggle to get thru it.
Straight forward kinda plot with no major surprises, the main characters are cross section of society that represent understanding and anger towards him.

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The substance. 2024
10/10
A aging star undergoes a treatment that enables her to live a double life.
Using a product called the substance, it creates a younger version of herself, out of her own body. But it can only last a week before there has to be swap in order for the original older person to regenerate a liquid that the younger one uses each day.
The film is full of 'body horror' with clear inspiration coming from the early films of David Cronenberg. Plot wise it deals with aging as a woman in show business and the rampant egos on both sides. Its shot in a hyped kind of way with lots of different angles, close ups of the body which could be described as 'erotic' but when taken in context of the film show a clear lustful shallow look.
Written and directed by a french woman its definitely a outsiders look at aging in a country that is obsessed with image, and nothing else.

Oh I just asked about this and made a post but didn't know this was here. It's tricky to review. It's the best movie experience I had in a very long time. Mostly because I usually don't like to hear the audience talk, or crackle with snacks etc .... but in this movie I LOVED hearing gasps, laughing, and literal "Oh my god" coming from the audience. What a fun experience.
As a horror fan I've always loved shock content, and not just for gore sake but when it matters in a movie.
It also has some sensational ...and I mean SENSATIONAL close up shots of Margaret Qualley's arse in spandex and full frontal nudity.
This movie tickled all my senses - 10/10. ... and an extra bonus watching two people leave the theater in disgust!! that adds extra point in my opinion.
I wont spoil the ending but so much of this movie is metaphor example of how Hollywood worships appearance, even when it becomes grossly absurd (The 'elephant man-esque' monster in a dress is a great example.. if we observe most red carpet events these days, how many monsters with plastic face fuck ups that look completely ridiculous get all the clicks and attention.
Demi Moore was a great choice for her role in this, and she is amazing. I'm going again tonight , if just to be among the audience and observing their reactions because it's priceless. Substance 2024 - 1.jpg
 
Major Grom. The game. 2024 Russia.
4/10
A police officer, popular for taking down an infamous criminal is at it again.
Picking up where the first one left off, it recounts his story and then sets up a even bigger prospect. It has a down to earth kinda 'superhero' vibe, with lots of action. But being a sequel, alot more characters and plot. This means a run time of over two and a half hours. With the main villain hidden for at least the first 90 mins, it starts to drag and with so many characters. The reintroduction of the main villian from the first film just adds, not really a interesting sub plot, but another weight to a well filmed and colourful mess.
 
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