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KELARU & FULTON
Film Reviews
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Predator: Badlands (2025)
The absence of danger undermines the otherwise solid world-building and strong action. I wanted this film to succeed, but what we get instead is a watered-down story that never finds its footing. Dek evolves emotionally, but he never faces a genuine challenge that tests his strength or resolve. Rooting for a Predator can work if the film gives us a truly menacing antagonist, but here, that never happens.
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Pluribus Review - Ep 3
This episode is slower paced than the first 2, but it asks some interesting questions. It continues the mystery and adds to the weirdness of the situation, but takes an introspective journey into both Carol’s and the Joined’s state of mind and keeps things fresh and gripping. And it’s safe to say that the last scene of this episode is both funny and eerily scary. But hey, that’s Vince Gilligan for you.
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Alex & Basil
Film buffs Alex and Basil met in hospitality before bonding over their shared cinephile passions. During lively weekly discussions on society, human nature, and more, they realised their insights were too compelling to keep private. So they launched a Youtube channel to critique and recommend their favorite films. Alex gets lost in movie magic, while introspective Basil relates to complex themes. Together they complement each other's perspectives, teasing out nuances and debating directorial choices. Their reviews spotlight favourites, hidden gems, and new releases that capture the essence of great filmmaking.
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