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KELARU & FULTON
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Frankenstein (2025)
This is also unmistakably del Toro. Poetic, sorrowful and hauntingly beautiful. And while it stands as one of his most faithful adaptations, it’s also one of his most personal. Without revealing too much, there’s a creative flourish in the final act that firmly stamps this film as his own. If you preferred The Shape of Water more than Hellboy, this will be your kind of film. Frankenstein is among Guillermo del Toro’s finest works, right alongside Pan’s Labyrinth.
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Pluribus Review - Ep 1 & 2
That’s where Pluribus becomes something special. It isn’t just about infection or control. It’s about what happiness really means and whether humanity as we know it is even worth saving. What happens when a ‘better’ version of us emerges? What happens when Carol becomes the anomaly, the unhappy relic of an obsolete world? That’s what makes Pluribus such an exciting watch. It’s layered, unpredictable and bursting with ideas. Gilligan has built a world that could expand in countless directions, each one logical, haunting and thought-provoking.
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Alex & Basil
Film buffs Alex and Basil met in hospitality before bonding over their shared cinephile passions. During lively weekly discussions on society, human nature, and more, they realised their insights were too compelling to keep private. So they launched a Youtube channel to critique and recommend their favorite films. Alex gets lost in movie magic, while introspective Basil relates to complex themes. Together they complement each other's perspectives, teasing out nuances and debating directorial choices. Their reviews spotlight favourites, hidden gems, and new releases that capture the essence of great filmmaking.
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