Musings of a Perth malcontent. Mostly movie reviews (specialising in arthouse), with some posts on travel in SE Asia, home-baking of sourdough bread and pizza, sustainable gardening, and pop culture.
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- Love & Friendshipon Jul 20, 2016 in Movie ReviewsAdapting any Jane Austen work to film is a risky venture. Her narratives are grounded in the culture of their time, with most of the “action” in the conversational interactions between characters. Director Whit Stillman has used this to advantage...
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- The Boomtown Rap Best and Worst Movies for 2015on Dec 27, 2015 in Movie Reviews Boomtown Rap Best and Worst Movies for 2015 Best and Worst Movies for 2015 Best and Worst Movies for 2015 list The Boomtown Rap Best and Worst Movies for 2015 Absolute Best Movies of 2015 Great Movies of 2015 Best Indie Movies of 2015 Best Arthouse Movies of 2015 Top movies Australian box office 2015 Recommended Movies of 2015Disclaimer: “Best” and “worst” movie lists are inevitably reductive and subjective, and in general meaningful only to the compiler. Your idea of a great movie might differ from mine. It’s not entirely down to personal ta...
- Youth movie reviewFeaturing:: Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel, Rachel Weisz, Paul Dano, Jane Fonda, Alex Macqueen Writer/Director: Paolo Sorrentino Movie website: www.foxsearchlight.com/Youth/ Australian release date: 26 December 2015 Short take: (Karen) An investigation...
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