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Review – Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) May 23, 2015
Review – Obvious Child (2014) May 14, 2015
Review – Still Alice (2014) May 8, 2015
Review – Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) May 3, 2015

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No #royalwedding for me. I opted for Paddington 2. I won.

Chungking Express, a sweet film about home invasion.

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007) is an amazing piece of point of view storytelling

By sheer coincidence today we watched Grave of the Fireflies in class just after hearing of Isao Takahata’s passing. An incredible film from an absolute giant of animation. #studioghibli #isaotakahata

I manage to go 32 years without having any element of Murder on the Orient Express spoiled for me. And just as well because that ending is dumb. A surprise, yes, but a dumb surprise.

‪Watched Larissa Behrendt’s After the Apology this morning at AFTRS and it absolutely destroyed me. It is a must see for Australians. ‬

Ali’s Wedding (2016) is a unique, heartfelt romantic comedy set in a Muslim community in Melbourne. The best Australian comedy in years and definitely worth tracking down.

3 Idiots (2009). 170mins sounds long for a comedy movie until you realise this is Bollywood so you’re actually getting four movies.

Rewatched @thebigsickmovie. Second time around even more impressed by Ray Romano’s performance. In this instance I am in agreement with everybody with regards to Raymond.

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