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‘NOT QUITE BANNED’ LOONEY TUNES: “TOKIO JOKIO” (1943) – REVIEW

1943 DIRECTOR: Norm McCabe 80/100 Where to start with this one??? Well, first off we must all agree that this is clearly racist, derogatory, defamatory and just damn right ignorant of the Japanese culture to such an extent that even South Park would probably struggle to put this out. Also, whilst this is NOT one… Continue reading ‘NOT QUITE BANNED’ LOONEY TUNES: “TOKIO JOKIO” (1943) – REVIEW

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THE QUEEN’S CORGI (2019) – REVIEW

2019 DIRECTORS: Vincent Kestaloot & Ben Stassen 12/100 A rabid attempt at humour. The Queen's Corgi is not only poorly conceived, terribly executed and cynical in its attempts to make itself relevant, it is also a nasty piece of work. Following the youngest of the eponymous Canines, as he is betrayed and cast out by… Continue reading THE QUEEN’S CORGI (2019) – REVIEW

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HORSE FEATHERS (MARX BROTHERS) (1932) – REVIEW

1932 DIRECTOR: Norman McLeod  "I married your mother because I wanted children. Imagine my disappointment when you arrived." The penultimate Marx Brothers film as their time with Paramount was drawing to a close, Horse Feathers was possible one the their most anarchic entries. The paper thin plot revolving around building a football team at the… Continue reading HORSE FEATHERS (MARX BROTHERS) (1932) – REVIEW

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PANDORA’S BOX (1929) – REVIEW (Die Büchse der Pandora)

1929 DIRECTOR: G.W. Pabst Contains spoliers! "The rise and inevitable fall of an amoral but naive young woman whose insouciant eroticism inspires lust and violence in those around her." (IMDb Synopsis) Back in selected cinamas now in the UK, Pandora's Box was one of the last films of the silent era, a period of transition… Continue reading PANDORA’S BOX (1929) – REVIEW (Die Büchse der Pandora)