FOR SHAME 2011; or, The Worst Films of 2011, Reverse Shot Tells It Like It Is.
As ever, some fine writing by the Reverse Shot team; and, by the way, I totally agree on Shame and Kevin.
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darlingmagpie reblogged this from byronic and added:
Shot’s 11 Offenses of 2011, while some are films...enjoyed I can’t help but
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quatsch said:
I still want to watch Shame, but Kevin made me so angry that I had to turn off after 25 minutes. (and I partially agree on Drive too).
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fourmoreblocks said:
And I agree on Drive. I was beginning to feel very lonely in my loathing of it.
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