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Amit is joined by his old mate, Reese (Reel Reese) to discuss the latest viral sensation, M3GAN. In this review, we discuss Reese's unique cinema experience, how M3GAN mixed in elements of drama, sci-fi and general campiness with deeper questions about parenting and the future of toys. We of course also compare it with other similar horror movies (Chucky, Annabelle and the Orphan Series) and see where this ranks. We also give our final verdict on where we think this sits on the D-Scale rating. 

This was a wild one, tune in to let and us know what you thought!

Music by: March Behalf Cain

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The Menu is a wild and entertaining ride that brings together a talented ensemble cast to create a black comedy horror film like no other. Ralph Fiennes shines as a celebrity chef, with standout performances by Hong Chau and Anya Taylor-Joy. Join us as we try and peel back the layers on this incredibly profound movie, and theorise on what we think it's actually all about.

Music by: March Behalf Cain

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Join D54 as we review the film we forgot we were waiting for - Avatar 2: The Way of the Water. We discuss the phenonmeon that was the original Avartar, our expectations going into the sequel, the 13-year delay and James Cameron’s filmography. While we reserve our criticisms for the second half, here we discuss in the groundbreaking and awe-inspiring world of Pandora, how Cameron pushed the limits of film-making, and why no other film can come close to reaching these visual heights. Later on, we discuss where the Way of Water goes wrong. There’s the bloated runtime, the familiar villain, a seemingly unending third act, and half-baked themes. There are also flashes of brilliance here, but even more missed opportunities to have told a story as remarkable as the visuals. We discuss what’s next for the Avatar franchise, and the Way of the D54 scale.

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D54 are diving back into Malayalam cinema with Bheeshma Parvam (2022), an atmospheric gangster epic starring the legendary Mammootty. We discuss Mammootty’s towering performance as the head of the Anjootti family, a brilliant ensemble cast that delivers knockout performances, and how director Amal Neerad crafted an action thriller that has you hooked from start to end. From its emotional gut punches to its examination of complex family dynamics, Bheeshma Parvam is unlike anything you’ll have seen recently. And let’s also discuss Shine Tom Chacko’s dancing…

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"Are you a fan of nail-biting thrillers? Look no further! In our latest video, Amit and Doug review the blockbuster smash hit, Glass Onion. We dive into the latest murder mystery movie on Netflix, with twists and turns that will leave you on the edge of your seat. We compare this movie with it's predecessor, Knives Out, talk about Rian Johnson film making technique, discuss similar movies and theorise what's next for this franchise. All that plus Amit ranting about exposition once again.

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In this video, I review the latest Bollywood survival thriller on Netflix Mili. From the gripping plot to the electrifying performances, this film had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. But don't just take my word for it – check out the video to see my thoughts on the movie, as well as some of the standout moments and themes. If you're a fan of thrillers or just looking for a movie to keep you entertained, you won't want to miss Mili. Be sure to watch the video and let me know what you think in the comments!  

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Amit and Dennis review the action blockbuster starting Saul Goodman aka Bob Odenkirk, Nobody. We compare this movie with other classic 90s and 00s action movies, talk about the insane trivia which brought this movie to fruition, Bob Odenkirks badass performance and discuss how well this movie was put together. We also talk a little but about how we would handle the scenario of home invasion, and what we would do if we were in Hutch's shoes.

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Amit reviews one of the latest anime series to hit Netflix, Lookism. This might be the surprise of the year, as Amit discusses the serious nature of this show and it's layered approach to discuss teenage bullying, the difference's he noticed in Korean amine, the impressive writing and how closely it ties to the webtoon, and hopes for a second season. This show was seriously impressive!

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Amit and Sunny review the Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson’s long awaited superhero blockbuster, Black Adam (2022). We discuss Johnson’s charismatic performance as the overpowered anti-hero, a plot that feels 20 years old, the supporting cast of Marvel-esque superheroes, and that iconic (in a bad way) DCEU CGI. Is this Rock Bottom for DC? Or is this a welcome change of direction for this maligned franchise? Take a listen and find out!

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Amit and Dennis welcome Doug to the D54 crew, as we review the recent monster movie, Troll on Netflix. We discuss the exploration into Norwegian and Scandinavian folklore, compare Troll with other monster movies and discuss the movies general premise, action sequences and amazing visuals. But at the end of the day, we revel in a giant Troll destroying everything in its path.

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