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    Hit Tennis 2

    Hit Tennis 2

    Games and Sports

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LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated We Summon the Darkness (2019) in Movies

Jul 6, 2022  
We Summon the Darkness (2019)
We Summon the Darkness (2019)
2019 | Horror, Thriller
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4.7 (7 Ratings)
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We Summon the Darkness goes all in with its comedy-horror angle, and manages to fall short in every aspect. There are multiple scenes of extended dialogue that seemingly never end. Not necessarily a problem, but it's dialogue that goes nowhere, is painfully boring, and feels heavily improvised by a group of actors who don't really care. It's mind boggling how much this happens throughout the runtime. When things eventually kick off, it's still boring. When Johnny Knoxville finally turns up, it's boring. When the insufferable characters start to die, it's boring. Its low on scares, set pieces, and humour, making We Summon the Darkness a gigantic (half-arsed) swing and a miss.
  
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    Golfmaster

    Sports and Health & Fitness

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Steve Gunn recommended Vive le Tour (1962) in Movies (curated)

 
Vive le Tour (1962)
Vive le Tour (1962)
1962 | Documentary, Sport
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"I came across this at a time when I was obsessed with Louis Malle and purchased the box set of films that he made between his features. Vive le Tour shows his passion as a camera operator and cycling fanatic. Malle really gets in the mix with these guys, driving alongside the riders and capturing the race at another time. You can see Eddy Merckx swing into a café for a beer, stuffing a can in his jersey on the way out. Nuns, priests, cats, dogs, and the rest of the population of France gather on the roadside and cheer the racers through the villages on this seemingly national holiday. The film is a poetic series of candid snapshots from one of the best eyes in cinema."

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