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Toxic? – NO! 80s Cult!
Weiterlesen: Toxic? – NO! 80s Cult!It used to be a damn good 80s movie night with popcorn, beer, and the guys! – Now it’s just toxic with trigger warnings, tears, and discussions about banning it!
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65 Years ago: The Time Machine
Weiterlesen: 65 Years ago: The Time Machine„The Time Machine“ (1960) is a celebrated adaptation of H.G. Wells‘ novel, showcasing groundbreaking special effects and a poignant narrative. It remains a classic, merging adventure, romance, and deep themes about humanity’s future and self-destruction.
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Film review: KPop Demon Hunters
Weiterlesen: Film review: KPop Demon HuntersThe film „KPop Demon Hunters“ combines K-pop and demon hunters, offering a strong story and animation, but suffers from questionable taste in music. The rating depends heavily on the viewer’s preference for K-pop.
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Film-Kritik: KPop Demon Hunters
Weiterlesen: Film-Kritik: KPop Demon HuntersDer Film „KPop Demon Hunters“ kombiniert K-Pop und Dämonenjäger-Thematik, bietet starke Story und Animation, leidet jedoch unter Geschmacksfragen bezüglich seiner Musik. Die Bewertung hängt stark von der K-Pop-Vorliebe der Zuschauer ab.
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60 Years ago : Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!
Weiterlesen: 60 Years ago : Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!With its martial Amazons, stylized acts of violence, exaggerated characters, and one of the most iconic titles in film history, This exploitation film by Russ Meyer has achieved cult status as a a style-defining classic of subversive cinema.
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40 Years ago: Build your own girlfriend
Weiterlesen: 40 Years ago: Build your own girlfriendBuild your dream girlfriend on your computer – today, that sounds like a bizarre kinky sci-fi fantasy. But back In the 80s It was the dream of every Nerd/Geek …
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40 Years ago: Back to the Future
Weiterlesen: 40 Years ago: Back to the Future„Back to the Future“ is a timeless cult classic that skillfully blends sci-fi and humor, exploring themes of time travel, personal responsibility, and family relationships, captivating audiences of all generations.
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45 Years ago: The Blue Lagoon
Weiterlesen: 45 Years ago: The Blue LagoonA reflective anniversary piece on the 1980 film The Blue Lagoon, exploring its romantic survival narrative, coming‑of‑age themes, controversies over adolescent sexuality, cultural impact, and enduring legacy.
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40 Years ago: Lifeforce
Weiterlesen: 40 Years ago: Lifeforce„Lifeforce,“ a 1985 sci-fi horror film directed by Tobe Hooper, blends vampires, aliens, and apocalyptic themes. Initially misunderstood, it has since become a cult classic celebrated for its ambitious style and unique narrative.
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45 Years ago: The Blues Brothers
Weiterlesen: 45 Years ago: The Blues Brothers„The Blues Brothers“ is a 1980 cult musical comedy blending humor, action, and music, showcasing Jake and Elwood’s chaotic journey to save their orphanage, featuring legendary musical cameos and impactful cultural significance.
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25 Years ago: Titan A.E.
Weiterlesen: 25 Years ago: Titan A.E.“Titan A.E.”, an underrated animated film, combines adventure and profound themes in a visually stunning narrative, gaining renewed recognition today despite its initial commercial failure and mixed reviews.
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30 Years ago: Batman Forever
Weiterlesen: 30 Years ago: Batman ForeverBatman Forever, released in 1995, is an audacious reimagining of the Batman mythos. Its colorful aesthetic, engaging plot, and character depth redefine perceptions, demonstrating that it is a charming, misunderstood entry in superhero cinema worth reevaluating.
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30 Years ago: Johnny Mnemonic
Weiterlesen: 30 Years ago: Johnny Mnemonic„Johnny Mnemonic,“ a 1995 cyberpunk film, initially dismissed, is now recognized for its prescient themes of technology, corporate power, and identity. Its unique aesthetic and narrative complexity offer a compelling reflection on contemporary digital issues and societal concerns.
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45 Years ago: The Empire Strikes Back
Weiterlesen: 45 Years ago: The Empire Strikes Back“No – I’m your father!” 45 years ago, this one sentence changed the entire Star Wars universe. Unfortunately, it is often (almost always) misquoted today. But it wasn’t just this sentence that made Star Wars Episode V – The empire…
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50Years ago: Death Race 2000
Weiterlesen: 50Years ago: Death Race 2000„Death Race 2000“ is a satirical dystopian film highlighting a violent society under a fascist regime. Its sharp commentary on media manipulation and dehumanization remains relevant today. Celebrated for its entertainment value, it also critiques authoritarianism and societal morals.
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25 Years ago: Heavy Metal 2000 / F.A.K.K.²
Weiterlesen: 25 Years ago: Heavy Metal 2000 / F.A.K.K.²„Heavy Metal 2000“ (F.A.K.K.²) is an animated sci-fi film about Julie, a woman seeking revenge against a power-hungry marauder, Tyler, who destroys her home. While visually striking and musically engaging, its narrative depth and character complexity are criticized.
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25 Years ago: American Psycho
Weiterlesen: 25 Years ago: American PsychoThe film „American Psycho“ offers a critical exploration of 1980s consumer culture through the character Patrick Bateman, reflecting themes of narcissism and moral emptiness. Its controversial portrayal of violence sparks ongoing debates about ethics in art and socio-cultural relevance today.
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20 Years ago: Kim Possible: So the Drama
Weiterlesen: 20 Years ago: Kim Possible: So the DramaThe 2005 film Kim Possible: So the Drama serves as a pivotal climax for the animated series, blending action, romance, and humor. It deepens character relationships, especially between Kim and Ron, remaining a nostalgic classic for fans.
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55 Years ago: Colossus: The Forbin Project
Weiterlesen: 55 Years ago: Colossus: The Forbin ProjectColossus: The Forbin Project, a 1970 science fiction film, explores artificial intelligence’s potential dangers, particularly the risks of machines assuming control over humanity. The film prompts reflection on ethical implications of AI, challenging viewers to consider how much power we…
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20 Years ago: Sin City
Weiterlesen: 20 Years ago: Sin City„Sin City,“ a 2005 neo-noir film directed by Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller, is celebrated for its visual innovation and fidelity to the graphic novel. The intertwining stories explore themes of justice, sacrifice, and moral ambiguity in a dark cityscape.
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