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Jeremy King (346 KP) rated Sausage Party (2016) in Movies

Jul 5, 2019

Sausage Party (2016)

2016 | Animation, Comedy

5.8

(37 Ratings)

Movie Rating

I knew a bit about this movie going in to it but what i knew was the tip of the iceberg. I thought this was just going to be an animated adventure with food and sex. There is more to this movie than that. The movie talks about a big day. WHITE RED AND BLUE DAY so from that July the 4th. So from that you can gather it takes place in the USA. Different cultures are represented by food or products. Without giving any spoilers here is what my take on it is. In a land of many cultures, religions and more we all have to unit and work as one to protect our freedoms. If we dont work together there is no hope. Saying that there is sex in this animation. It is ment for ADULT

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Nick Beaty (70 KP) rated Hotel Mumbai (2019) in Movies

Dec 11, 2019

Hotel Mumbai (2019)

2019 | Drama, History, Thriller

8.0

(9 Ratings)

Movie Rating

Not for the faint hearted...

I have read many negative reviews about this movie not being true to the story and if I knew more about the terrible events of 2008, then I might have more of an opinion.

As it stands I thought it was a rollercoaster 2 hour plus ride that kept me and especially my wife on the edge of our seats.

Occasionally there were a few scenes that seemed a little corny or over dramatised for the big screen but that is usually the case.

The movie itself is very intense, emotional and there are scenes of very strong violence which are definitely not for the faint hearted.

Overall Hotel Mumbai is not an easy watch at times but if you are not easily offended then I would definitely recommend giving it a go.

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Ross (3284 KP) rated Give It Up by Bonnie Raitt in Music

Apr 30, 2020

Give It Up by Bonnie Raitt

2002 | Blues, Rock, Singer-Songwriter

6.0

(3 Ratings)

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Rolling Stone's 495th greatest album of all time

This is only album number 6 on my trek towards listening to all 500 of Rolling Stone's greatest albums. Already I am wishing I had opted for the NME's top 500 instead, as this really isn't my bag. But the main reason I am doing this is to find hidden gems I had never heard before, which is more likely to happen listening to RS than NME.
The album title was one that stuck in my head because it really made me start to think about giving it up, coming hot on the heels of Boz Scagg's album. The 10 song mix of country and jazz really seemed to take forever to pass. There were some more bluesy songs that were listenable, but the majority not to my tastes at all.