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Tag Archives: Comedy
Zom 100: Volume 2 – Manga Review
Volume 2 of Zom 100 collects the next four chapters of the ongoing satirical zombie apocalypse. Picking up exactly where the first volume left of with Akira and Kencho working together to finish the bucket list of what to do … Continue reading
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Tagged Book reviews, Books, Comedy, Comic Reviews, Comics, Horror, Manga, Manga Reviews, Reviews, Zom 100, zombies
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Asakusa Kid – An Incredibly Moving Biopic of Takeshi Kitano – Film Review
Director: Gekidan Hitori Writer: Gekidan Hitori Starring: Yo Oizumi, Yuya Yagira, Mugi Kasowaki, Nobuyuki Tsuchiya, Ayumu Nakajima, Yūsuke Furusawa, Honami Suzuki, Rating: ★★★★★ Before Takeshi Kitano became an internationally acclaimed director and actor, he was, and remains, one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Biopic, cinema, Comedy, Drama, film reviews, Films, Movie Reviews, Movies, Netflix, Netflix Reviews, Reviews, Takashi, Writing
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My Favourite Episodes of TV Shows
My friend Liam, who I went to school with, suggested that I write a post about my favourite episodes of TV ever. It’s been something that I’ve gone over in my head for a few weeks, and I’ve put my … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon Prime, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Comedy, Community, Disney Plus, Horror, Netflix, Sci-fi, Star Trek, The X Files, TV
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What We Do in the Shadows – Season 3 – Review
Picking up about a month after where season 2 left off, with Guillermo having killed a huge amount of vampires in order to protect his master, season 3 of What We Do in the Shadows started strongly. The vampire household doesn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Comedy, Comedy Horror, Horror, Iplayer, Reviews, TV, TV reviews, Vampires, What We Do in the Shadows
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Enchanted – A Very Self-Aware and Subversive Disney Film – Review
Director: Kevin Lima Writer: Bill Kelly Starring: Amy Adams, Patrick Dempsey, James Marsden, Timothy Spall, Idina Menzel, and Susan Sarandon Rating: ★★★★ It’s been almost a month since Disney+ day (November 12th), which marked the second anniversary of the streaming … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Adams, Animation, Comedy, Disney, Enchanted, Fairy Tales, film reviews, Films, Movie Reviews, Movies, Writing
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