Set in London, 1962, Ginger & Rosa is a largely insufferable coming-of-age story, charting the friendship between two teenage girls set against a backdrop of the threat of nuclear destruction and the beginning of the change in attitudes towards sex and femininity that the 60s instigated. Wonderfully shot, but populated with insufferable characters and terrible British accents, Ginger & Rosa is a psuedo-intellectual endeavor, overflowing with proto-philosphical nonsense.
The Expendables has a lot to answer for.
Amazing how they find one of these extraordinary tapes every year, isn’t it?
More Young Adults running around dystopian futures. Just what the world needed.
Anything James Cameron can do, Brad can do better!
In a month that’s already overcrowded with supernatural themed animations, Hotel Transylvania is the runt of the litter. Frantic, over-manic direction, a severe dearth of laughs and a predictable plot are bad enough, but when you factor in Adam Sandler trampling all over proceedings and doing another Stupid Fucking Voice, then you’ve really got problems.
Killing implies blood, death, murder. Slaying implies bunnies, candy-floss and cuddles, apparently.
We’re going to resist the urge to make a joke on that surname.
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