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KNIVES OUT: WAKE UP DEAD MAN
THE STRONGEST ENTRY IN THE SERIES

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Wake Up Dead Man (2025)

The humour is still present, but it is balanced with a more grounded story that explores guilt, responsibility and the limits of faith. This is a clever and engaging murder mystery that still feels like a Knives Out story, but with richer themes and more emotional weight. It is easily the most accomplished of the three films and one that rewards both fans of the genre and those who come in simply looking for a compelling story.

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Pluribus Review - Ep 6

Episode 6 is one of the strongest in the series so far. It answers long-standing mysteries, introduces new ones and reshapes the entire narrative landscape. It is both a revelation-heavy instalment and a reset of the series’ foundations. It clarifies the logic of the world, expands its limitations and raises the stakes for Carol’s journey. It is the most memorable episode of the series so far.

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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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