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    Just watched: Shame

    Shame

    While overall I liked the film as a whole I was a little underwhelmed due to all of the hype I read on here about it. It’s not a bad film by any means but it didn’t blow me away like I expected it to. Steve McQueen has a very unique style which is a lot of show not tell. Sometimes this strategy works beautifully i.e; The first subway sequence, The scene where Brandon goes out for a late night jog. Other times it just gets too repetitive and drags on i.e; some of the sex scenes, etc. The film was perfectly executed though from an acting standpoint. Not gonna bother commenting on how great Fassbender was because no adjectives can accurately describe his performance. Carey Mulligan was also superb in her supporting role. Another shining part of Shame was it’s score. No matter what scene the mood was just right. The ending was give or take.

    8/10

    shame

    film

    film review

    steve mcqueen

    michael fassbender

    fassbender

    carey mulligan

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    2011 film #21 (overall #90)

    X-Men: First Class

    I have only seen bits and pieces of the first 3 X-Men film and saw the whole disaster that was the Wolverine Origins film. This film was good for what it was. Fassbender and McAvoy were on fire the entire film. There was good dialogue, action, comic relief, etc. Definitely the best part of the film was Hugh Jackman’s cameo. Kevin Bacon didn’t do all that bad in the role of the villain. 2011 is apparently the year of the villain for Kevin Bacon: this, Super and Crazy stupid Love haha. The film did feel a little bit too long and the ending felt kind of rushed for a film that was over 2 hours. still enjoyable though.

    7/10

    x-men: first class

    first class

    xmen first class

    x men first class

    james mcavoy

    michael fassbender

    fassbender

    mcavoy

    film

    film review

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