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Make your personal and business communication easier, faster and more affordable. Tikki is a free...

The Governance of Online Expression in a Networked World

Helena Carrapico and Benjamin Farrand

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In recent years, we have witnessed the mushrooming of pro- democracy and protest movements not only...

_RainAllTheTime (17 KP) rated Spree (2020) in Movies

Jan 13, 2021

Spree (2020)

2020 | Comedy, Thriller

6.1

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Spree...a little weird but pretty good

So I was scrolling through Netflix, like we have all been doing during the pandemic...and I came across Spree

Instantly I noticed Joe Keery, Steve from Stranger Things, whom I'm a fan of, in the trailer so I thought "Eh, why not see what it's like"

Is it a weird film? Yes. But good weird? Yes, I think so anyways.

Joe Keery plays Kurt, who is DESPERATE to go viral. He wants to be SEEN. He wants the whole world to KNOW who he is. So he decides he's came up with the perfect plan to go viral...

Joe Keery plays Kurt amazingly. He is so convincing and can tell he really got into the role.

Sasheer Zamata's role of Jess...prefect. Sasheer plays the character of Jess, a comedian, who has gone viral for her comedy. Jess has a large following and along the way she meets Kurt...

Spree shows the addiction people can get to their phones and the internet. The effect it has on live streamers, YouTubers etc, and the viewers. It shows that so many people are desensitised to many things that come up on the internet.

It shows both sides of addiction to the internet through Kurt and Jess.

The whole film is made from people filming themselves via their phones, CCTV footage etc

Overall, I'd definitely recommend that people into this genre should check it out. Heads up, it is weird but I personally enjoyed it and it's worth giving it a chance to see if you like it too.