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Ricky Dunne (8 KP) rated Brightburn (2019) in Movies

Jun 21, 2020  
Brightburn (2019)
Brightburn (2019)
2019 | Horror
9
7.0 (63 Ratings)
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First, it's hard to say anything really bad about this movie. Obviously every movie is going to have something that just doesn't work for the viewer.
In this case, I feel, the movie didn't do enough with Brightburn. There is so much more depth into why he feeds on his anger. What drives him to rule and a glimpse of a past as to why he is here would have been interesting, that way, they could go anywhere in continuing the story line in a part 2.
Also, where the hell is a part 2? Why did not enough people see this movie?
Overall it was fantastic. Favorite part.... flying through the house, with the volume up high, or dropping mom.
Please make more, please more bonding with the villains feelings as at why.... No one makes a great "from- the - bad- guy" point of view series. Let's make this happen.
  
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Awix (3310 KP) rated The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery (1966) in Movies

Sep 6, 2020  
The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery (1966)
The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery (1966)
1966 | Comedy
5
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Fourth St Trinian's film is a knockabout farce which has not aged at all well. Crooks hide the loot from a train robbery (such things were topical at the time) in a disused building, which is then taken over by St Trinian's school as their new premises. Can the villains retrieve the swag without anyone noticing?

Notably pragmatic (to the point of ruthlessness) in pursuit of its gags: there is shotgun satire of politicians, civil servants, the private school system, and various topical issues (there are some very dodgy jokes about immigration and racial minorities). Even more cartoony than a Carry On film, and increasingly frantic as it goes on, it does have a remarkable cast of well-known faces from British films of its period, but the jokes are thinner on the ground than one might hope for given the talent involved. Has a certain historical interest these days but it's awkward to watch as much as entertaining.