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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 378721" data-attributes="member: 23">Last night I attempted to watch...Most Horrible Things (2022)I abandoned it after around 7 minutes. So far as I can tell there&#039;s no plot. Just annoying young people coming to a strange house for no reason and a&nbsp; drag queen performing badly then running to the nearest mirror to watch themselves having a nervous breakdown. It&#039;s not even as entertainingly bonkers as it sounds. It&#039;s just awkward and painful to watch.Instead I watched...The Wicker Man (2006)I&#039;d heard good things about The Wicker Man, but unwittingly stumbled into watching the&nbsp; American remake without realising it was a remake.Fortunately I didn&#039;t find it as terrible as reviews would seem to indicate. Nicholas Cage&#039;s latter scenes are served up with thickly-sliced ham, but he&#039;s perfectly adequate for most of it. Leelee Sobieski is present and I always find her extremely watchable (not that I&#039;ve seen her in many films).The theme of [SPOILER=&quot;Spoiler-ish re. plot development&quot;]women attaining &quot;strength&quot; by keeping men and boys in their rightful place (mostly killing them at birth, with a few submissive specimens kept for breeding purposes, or lured in from outside by young women who pretend to need them) [/SPOILER]was... interesting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 378721, member: 23"] Last night I attempted to watch... [B][SIZE=6]Most Horrible Things[/SIZE][/B] (2022) I abandoned it after around 7 minutes. So far as I can tell there's no plot. Just annoying young people coming to a strange house for no reason and a drag queen performing badly then running to the nearest mirror to watch themselves having a nervous breakdown. It's not even as entertainingly bonkers as it sounds. It's just awkward and painful to watch. Instead I watched... [B][SIZE=6]The Wicker Man[/SIZE][/B] (2006) I'd heard good things about [I]The Wicker Man[/I], but unwittingly stumbled into watching the American remake without realising it [U]was[/U] a remake. Fortunately I didn't find it as terrible as reviews would seem to indicate. Nicholas Cage's latter scenes are served up with thickly-sliced ham, but he's perfectly adequate for most of it. Leelee Sobieski is present and I always find her extremely watchable (not that I've seen her in many films). The theme of [SPOILER="Spoiler-ish re. plot development"]women attaining "strength" by keeping men and boys in their rightful place (mostly killing them at birth, with a few submissive specimens kept for breeding purposes, or lured in from outside by young women who pretend to need them) [/SPOILER]was... interesting. [/QUOTE]

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