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23 Mar 18
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Crazy film but unlike the lobster it was very enjoyable imo.
Very good british film;
Another i enjoyed was my feral heart up until the end.
It was like it stopped for an ad break the way it ended without any resolution or answer to some of the plots.
Shame on the writer/director for ending it like that.
Could have been a little british classic imo.
I,ve been watching a lot of talking pictures recently and the one thing that struck me was the amount of excellent british films made in the 50s to 70s.
Now the british film industry consists of Guy Ritchie and gangsta init movies and soaps and dull unfunny sitcoms.
Very good british film;
Another i enjoyed was my feral heart up until the end.
It was like it stopped for an ad break the way it ended without any resolution or answer to some of the plots.
Shame on the writer/director for ending it like that.
Could have been a little british classic imo.
I,ve been watching a lot of talking pictures recently and the one thing that struck me was the amount of excellent british films made in the 50s to 70s.
Now the british film industry consists of Guy Ritchie and gangsta init movies and soaps and dull unfunny sitcoms.
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Only last week did I watch 'Up The Junction' - The memories it brought back of 60's London
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I watched Freehold last week. I'd put it in the 'It's so bad it's almost good' category.
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