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Citizenship

Mark Ravenhill and Dan Rebellato

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Citizenship is a bittersweet one-act comedy about growing up, following a boy's frank and messy...

Shakespeare in Love (1998)

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Young Will Shakespeare is the up and coming playwright of the time, but has been disastrously struck...

Manhood: Is a Serious Business

Cath Tate

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In the realm of amusing, deadpan greetings cards, Cath Tate is the original and best. In her...

AJaneClark (3975 KP) rated Kissing Micky in Books

Feb 20, 2021

Kissing Micky

Ellen Devlin | 2019 | Romance

9.0

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Down to Earth

This delightfully entertaining story is that belonging to Liz and hockey player Tom AKA "Micky".

Tom checks off every item on Liz's fantasy man list, and Tom thinks that Liz is a very interesting woman. What follows is a humorous and steamy story of the development of a relationship, which will leave you laughing out loud and wanting more.

As their relationship develops, Tom becomes a bit of a donkey's behind, allowing jealousy and possessiveness to take the forefront. But their mutual friends helped them to see sense.

Liz is a witty and down to earth woman with a love of beer, ice hockey and Marvel... A friendly woman with no family, and amazing best friends.

Really enjoyed reading Kissing Micky.

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LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007) in Movies

Mar 28, 2021

Pretty much every line in Walk Hard is a lampoon of some sort, and quite wonderfully, it all lands! The script is equal parts immature, absurd, and witty, every cast member is just all in, and then there's the songs.
The music in this movie is fantastic - they are well written, and are incredibly funny in their parodies. I will quite happily stick the soundtrack on from time to time.
Biopics, especially music based ones, can be a risky game. They can be amazing cinema, but they always teeter on the edge of unintentional hilarity, and Walk Hard just fucking tears the walls down and savages what these type movies try to be and what they end up being. Its glorious.