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KELARU & FULTON
Film Reviews
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Havoc (2025)
The actors are strong, the bones of a better movie are present, but the film bites off more than it can chew. If Havoc had aimed lower with its scope, focused on a tighter story with stronger character work and fewer locations, it could have been a worthy follow-up to Evans’ earlier films. As it stands, Havoc is best consumed by skipping ahead to the fight scenes and using the rest of the runtime to reorganise your socks drawer.
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Adolescence - A Generation Unheard
This series is not just asking why a child did something so violent. It is asking how we have arrived at a place where such violence is even thinkable for a child. And it is asking what role parents, educators and society at large have played in that. It does not offer solutions. What the series does suggest, though, is that the solution starts with something simple: time, attention, and conversation. Do not let your child’s role models be online idols who offer no support or responsibility when things go wrong
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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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