Released: 12th July
Seen: 18th July

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I’m going to keep this relatively brief, I’m unsure how important this is but since this blog is approaching 100 followers and I haven’t posted in 10 days or so, I want to just quickly update those who follow/Stumble accross this place about why I haven’t posted for a while, and why I won’t be posting for a fair while.
So yeah, that’s why there’s going to be no posts for a while. I have got things lined up, hoping to have a “Here’s how to fix Gods Not Dead 3” article up once I finish all that assessment stuff but yeah, that’s why things are going to be insanely quiet here for a while. I apologise, I’ll be back soon.
Released 26th December (Australia)
Seen 31st December

Directed by Alexander Payne
Written by Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor
Produced by Paramount Pictures, Ad Hominem Enterprises, Annapurna Pictures
Starring Matt Damon, Christoph Waltz, Hong Chau & Udo Kier
Released 26th December
Seen 28th December

Directed by Michael Gracey
Written by Jenny Bicks & Bill Condon
Produced by Chernin Entertainment, TSG Entertainment & Twentieth Century Fox
Starring Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Zendaya & Keala Settle
Seen 30th September

Why do these movies start with “American” when the country of origin is really non-essential to the plot? Big movies with this title thing include American Pie… then American Psycho… then American Hustle, American Sniper, American Honey, American Gangster, American Mary, American Me, American Pastoral, American Ultra, American Graffiti, American History X, American Satan, American Beauty, American Made, American Wedding, American Pop, American Violence, American Hero, American Reunion, American Fable, American Gigalo, American Heist MY POINT IS ENOUGH WITH CALLING THINGS AMERICAN (NOUN)!… so, American Assassin
Seen 25th September

Earlier this year I went to see Rough Night and while I was watching that I was thinking “This is OK, but I bet if they dropped the shitty murder plotline and just focused on the women having a good time, it’d be funnier”… sure enough, I got my wish.
Seen September 23rd

First there was the Lego Movie, and it showed everyone that you could create a piece of art using a licenced toy that was actually good. Then came Lego Batman, which showed you coulde play around in multiple established universes and still tell your own story. Then there was Ninjago… it was a movie.
Seen 14th September

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