Tag: <span>2000s</span>

Mango Kiss is one of the least sexy depictions of kink I’ve ever seen. For a comedy movie, that shouldn’t be a problem. But it’s not funny either. 3/10

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Goldfish Memory fits a truly insane amount of character and plot into its runtime. And it does so without feeling too overstuffed. 6.7/10

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Finale is a waste of 75 minutes. The film has little plot and little talent on display. 1.7/10

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The final cut of Taymor’s film still manages to be a celebration of a radical, artistic and endlessly complex woman. 8.4/10

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Karmen Geï’s main themes are universal; music, sexuality and the power of a beautiful woman. 6.9/10

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18 years on, Producing Adults’ attitude towards autonomy, informed consent and adult communication feels outdated. 5.1/10

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Threesome Affair’s mediocrity is so unremarkable and uninspiring that it tips the movie into negative territory. 3.9/10

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Gray Matters neuters its own message and makes this a film without an audience. 4.7/10

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The comedy is hit and miss but A Family Affair’s overall story of love, acceptance and its relationship with religion generally works. 5.6/10

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Bobbie’s Girl is perfectly fine. I don’t have any abject negatives about the film. But I can’t bring myself to be passionately in its favour either. 6.1/10

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