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Draft Day may be bland and preposterous, but it’s a much more compelling watch than the real NFL Draft
So, it was midweek in early April and I found myself perusing Netflix looking for something I could half watch while eating dinner. This was my first attempt since stupidly watching the Jeffrey Dahmer series. It turns out watching a … Continue reading
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Tagged Archbishop of Canterbury, Caleb Williams, Chicago Bears, Citizen Kane, Draft Day, Eminem, Gridiron, Jeffrey Dahmer, Jesus, JFK, Jimmy Saville, John Holmes, Kevin Costner, Krispy Kreme glazed donuts, Netflix, NFL, NFL Draft, P Diddy is cancelled, Patrick Mahomes, R Kelly, Soccer, Swifties, Trumpers, Viagra, Yellowstone Park
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Thankfully Blue Eye Samurai overcomes all the limitations of cultural projection and appropriation
Need an escape from the grim coverage of Israel victimising Gaza, or, on the benign end of the grim spectrum, that sad melter on your street covering their house with Christmas tat and lights in early November? Well Blue Eye … Continue reading
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Tagged 8 ½, Amazon Prime, Americanization, Anime, Blue Eye Samurai, Chernobyl, Christmas tat, Christopher Nolan, Disney, Dubbing is a no, Edo, Fellini, Gaza, Guardian columnist, HBO, I cannot translate Japanese to English or English to Japanese, Incel twat, Israel, Japan, Kill Bill, Kurosawa, Masi’s verbal diarrhoea, Miyasaki, Netflix, Seven Samurai, Tenet, Western influence
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Sons Of Anarchy is perfect background TV
Let me state right away that Sons Of Anarchy isn’t terrible, just flawed. Partly it’s a victim of heightened expectations, which explain why I tried it to begin with. I saw it regularly mentioned alongside the gold standard of television … Continue reading
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