Tag: Film Review Fridays

  • Licorice Pizza In Society City – Film Review Fridays

    Licorice Pizza In Society City – Film Review Fridays

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    Mason Horsley
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    5:25 PM. 1 hour, 5 minutes till doors open. I make a mad dash out of work to the car, the rain is splattering down, so I’m careful on my way home, but I still don’t want to be late. Event Cinemas will spam you with 20 minutes worth of trailers and ads that I…

  • Boys Don’t Cry – Film Review Fridays

    Boys Don’t Cry – Film Review Fridays

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    Mason Horsley
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    We all struggle with identity, being caught between who we want to be and what everyone would prefer us to be. We’ll all come to an age where we don’t have the slightest idea who we are as people. We may realise who we are, act as who we are, but to the dismay and…

  • Almost Famous – Film Review Fridays

    Almost Famous – Film Review Fridays

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    Mason Horsley
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    We’ve all seen and heard the mad escapades of rock stars. Ozzy Osbourne biting into a live bat onstage, Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue sleeping with the wife of Bruce Dickinson (lead singer of Iron Maiden), Eric Clapton challenging George Harrison to a guitar duel over Harrison’s wife, and I’m sure we’ve all seen Billie…

  • Atonement – Film Review Fridays

    Atonement – Film Review Fridays

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    Mason Horsley
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    We’ve all said or done something we’ve regretted, whether it be saying terrible things about someone or hitting someone or sabotaging or lying or cheating. The general consensus is that as long as we learn and live with what we’ve done, whatever sins we commit don’t completely determine who we are. I’ve gotten angry and…