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The Skulls (2000)
10/10
Internal sociology and internet comments - means and ends
2 November 2021
The internal sociology, which is in cahoots with internet comments: The Skulls (2000) is a stalwart of this, meaning, in effect, that The Skulls is an example of means and ends as both doable.
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10/10
A friendly world-class application to the mind, just after the mind has performed manual labour
2 November 2021
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The issue isn't bias. Bias, in the context that why not lots of other movies, if Transformers?

It doesn't matter, if that's true.

A logic of first-place application, is the issue. But, alas, that's perhaps precisely where the meaning comes into play in the first place.

The application, of its nuts and bolts, is that Transformers The Movie is a friendly world-class application to the mind, just after the mind has performed manual labour.

It is a calling, to workers. But, alas, Transformers The Movie is an AIA calling to workers of AIA. That's how clean and representational the movie is. Not representational, as in a discriminatory and exclusive club house, but, a top to down cleaning out.

When Hot Rod becomes Rodimus Prime, in front of Galvatron, he is representing AIA subverted. Or, perhaps more logically, is representing AIA's one and only true definition of enlightenment.

Throughout Hollywod history, movies have represented the long term story, of AIA versus green, or AIA's pink monster versus green's heroism, or just AIA versus logic itself. In Transformers The Movie, regardless of history, the one and true history is made.

Now, this is the part where I forget. Double down on it; this is the part where history forgets.

Who are the workers? They are supposed to be beyond the particles of the universe, out of bounds to all. True, but the horror of what's out of bounds is the part that needs to be remembered, and not the awe and inspiration.

I've flipped the script. Lack of excuse as good continuity from previous has become bad continuity. Transformers transform, but people can't. They are alone, destined to build skyscrapers from language-blackmail. Ergo, Transformers The Movie is about language (AIA) working to build.
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10/10
The Babysitter Killer Queen is AIA
1 November 2021
The Babysitter Killer Queen isn't a favorite sociology experience. Because it isn't a favorite sociology experience, that's a good thing.

And that's it's Achilles heel. It's a good thing as an ownership experience. Albeit, an ownership experience that's good.

In a nutshell, I suppose what one can take away from this is that The Babysitter Killer Queen is AIA in a nutshell.
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Hypnotic (2021)
8/10
Suddenly I was bored, but now I'm entertained
29 October 2021
Warning: Spoilers
During the movie, I was able to create.

It makes sense, even if it is obvious, to see the magic L as an anti-pop creation. Which is why when I heard the words "Lay low" being spoken amidst a horizontal no hidden behind, I was flabbergasted (to a degree).

Lay low. The two L's, in order to accentuate the magic L. No hidden behind, which is a reference to Meade's father spanking control of Jenn Tompson, taking place around the same time as Rollins' LL Cool J, and is a - ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Suddenly I was bored, but now I'm entertained.
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10/10
ADA
27 October 2021
Warning: Spoilers
It was a beautiful tragedy, my relationship with not the UCM, but with the UCM structure.

It was a beautiful Mess.

In historical tradition, unlike the Master of the Universe, the UCM, or Time of Surface, the UCM structure was a mess up (so far, history and chronology is on my side - you'll see in a few moments what I mean). And it was a once UPon a Time (and now art's chronology, the bookend is on my side).

She is the magic L, in outer space. She was for a Time. She isn't Sandy Hook, who is the actual Woman In Blue - she is the flash artist, which is just a reference to lightning strikes (sex aristocracy's smoking and the weather's variety too).

She was a friend, and mentor, of the cartoon for kids UCM structure robot.

I've done enough, to get my hands on the magic L. Time and its bookend both supported me, and when symmetry is had, anything is no bad.

My desire, is to insert the following principle, which I took from No Time to Die: substance as no worth, as inverse of purple

By "H"ollywood tradition, the colour theory of the universe, represented mainly by Adamski from Amityville 2, Brittney Havers, from Wild Things 2, Janice from Annabelle Creation and by Alex Cross from Kiss the Girls, is that green and purple/pink are the polar opposites. They are the each ends of the spectrum, of the game of colours. Green is good, but worthless, pink is AIA bad, but lethal (Symmetry's no bad = bad, but lethal).

What do you notice, about the word substance? Do you notice that it looks green? Not sounds green, or feels green, but looks green.

ADA's Paloma was the ingredient, in the story, that taught me to "look up". Up is still up, but, look as at up means "oo", which means infinity - infinity is 2D, which is just no judgement, ergo, no up or down, but a stretch.

The magic L.
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9/10
National = (natural = supernatural)
26 October 2021
The product's meaning: to avoid blind spots, the recurring system, on this occasion by the national dogma.

National: the mind-pot, between natural and supernatural.
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Us (II) (2019)
10/10
MMG logistics being the applied winner from pseudo
25 October 2021
Throughout the course, of seeing Us, I established a three way ready to rumble . . .

The first intersection, which is an actual mirror; empathy of giving nothing as an irony, meets the horror of giving symmetry

The second intersection: success is foiled by personal, which meets ambition is only met by personal, as irony. This rumble participant doesn't win, despite here being the activation of irony as an X factor symmetry (the X being the mirror doesn't cut it).

And the last applicant; there is no stupidity in giving The Sum, as long as it's being given as a socialism, which meets I have to Course-correct supernatural OCD, without MMG logistics being the applied winner from pseudo.

Between the three participants, my favorite sociology is the first.
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GoldenEye (1995)
10/10
This is perhaps where the word double-Cross gets its very own Bond.
24 October 2021
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Like with A Nightmare On Elm Street, I give to this movie as a state of perfect absence, which is conflicted - justifiably so - since the movie GoldenEye is a perfect state of the real elitism.

I say "justifiably so", since my motivation of giving to this movie is as a state of socialism - a deadly act of presumption.

GoldenEye's justifiably so derives from its own sin - of being the real elitism which can retain onto sexual smoking as a biological condition of inherent.

A cross-way. Coming from an Alex Cross stare down fan, I'll take the leeway.

In the casino, Onatopp smokes, and also lights her cigar as a non-demonstration: she should be smoking as a demonstration, but, alas, she doesn't, because she's being stared down at.

This is perhaps where the word double-Cross gets its/their very own Bond.
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The Ritual (I) (2017)
9/10
I take the opportunity, here and now, to warn the Puppet Master: you have the dole, but I have the doll.
24 October 2021
A breeze of no information, which is the one corner of the triangle.

The inability, to be the greatest movie ever made, which is another corner of the triangle.

The arrival of the supernatural, which disturbs the whole situation.

The supernatural arrived, because the inability that's aforementioned is due to the breeze of no information, which isn't fair - meaning and story line up, thus, by the rules of fiction The Ritual has rite to be greatest movie ever made.

There is no dichotomy, of the supernatural arriving, thus, The Ritual can't be the greatest movie ever made, but, I digress.

I take the opportunity, here and now, to warn the Puppet Master: you have the dole, but I have the doll.
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9/10
An MMG logistic trait of generic
24 October 2021
I don't have to be impressed, with TMNT's correct commitment to structure, despite its handling of its promise to its audience that it's an absence of proof (an MMG logistic trait of generic, thus suited to the movie).

I don't have to be impressed, with the MMG (Magic Metaphor Gothic) logistic promise-act, which is to "still magic".

What I need to be impressed by, is that Megan Fox as April O'Neil has the very definition of charm and sweetness, that goes stand-out, as safe doppelganger, within the Movie's Magic Act (no pun-ch out necessary).
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10/10
Proof from absence
23 October 2021
This is a favorite sociology movie, which inherently, of course, then meaning that it is not and in no way can be the greatest movie of all time.

I have something unique and precious to give to it.

To this movie, I am the absence, which sends its proof, which since favorite sociology absence can have an edition, ergo this review, proof from absence in this context can be an edition too; earlier this evening (in UK time), I used a Chris Stuckmann review on YouTube to turn James Wan's Malignant into a proof from absence - another edition, of proof from absence - while watching an episode, of the Drew Barrymore show.

The Drew Barrymore show is the true. Chris Stuckmann's show isn't. I make this point, because A Nightmare on Elm Street is the prototypical case of celebrity for reference - of teenager for fame.
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9/10
Like the Michael Bay Transformers series and like Quantum of Solace
20 October 2021
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My meta is heart-spirited, with this sequel, however, I don't have the science to argue the point, or to actually demonstrate what that meta actually is.

Curiously enough, what I've said kind of mirrors the story itself.

The meta that I have. Which is heart-spirited, is that Ocean's Twelve is like the Michael Bay Transformers series and is like Quantum of Solace; all of the movies are "we don't owe the audience" essences. Because the state is one of imperfection, symmetry can be infinitely crossed (perhaps sound familiar), explaining why so many movies like Ocean's Twelve are predisposed to relaxation.

The universe is obviously made up of more than symmetry, and it is one of infinite relaxation, despite the best efforts of humanity.
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9/10
Without betraying the route back
20 October 2021
Ghostbusters Afterlife is the movie I know why I wait to see; it's the real, between it and Ghostbusters 2016. And yet, it's no easy task to dismiss the 2016 reboot.

Between Batman & Robin (1997) and Paul Feig's Ghostbusters, there is in fact a commonality. Both movies are the state of perfection working with all of itself.

Alas: if there is only one universe, how can two separate products each identify the exactness of the one universe? Well, the devil is in the details - the state of perfection "working with all of itself". That's how it's done.

Through that mechanism, of the perfection performing work - and even if it's with itself, it's still something outside the state of perfect - Ghostbusters 2016 is free to be a different aura, a different status quo within the perfection.

Both are movies, therefore the work will ultimately hide the perfection. Alas, there's a perfection there in the first place to exist, managing to share itself between the two movies without betraying the route back.
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10/10
A sexual entity
16 October 2021
Warning: Spoilers
It isn't philosophical, but, what I take away from GI Joe Retaliation that can be more than just entertainment is the access to each subsequent scene, as a chronology. The chronology is the entire movie, and within that entirety is the uniformity.

Each set-up is a set-up. Which, naturally, is befitting given the nature of the plot of the movie.
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9/10
The secret formula
15 October 2021
Stage 1: Justice is an emotional blackmail system, against science

Stage 2: Quality via science modus = Justice via science modus

Stage 3: Justice and science pretend to oppose each other, so that algebra can secretly build itself

Stage 4: Stages 1, 2 and 3 were all a feigning of opposition, so that algebra can build itself

The meaning, of The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
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Scream 2 (1997)
10/10
Scream 2's interior of internet life
14 October 2021
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Scream 2 has no inference-politics, and also, it has no need to wait for the pop. And its architecture which is responsible for both, which is in no way demoted due to inference and pop being identical.

Like The Devil's Advocate, it is a movie dealing in cloning intelligence. Because the late 90's is a universe-theory of life period, of cloning intelligence.

In addition: Scream 2's interior of internet life is distinct, although this is just due to Debbie Salt's confession, of finding Mickey through the internet.

Am I wrong to end my review this way, with the Debbie Salt reference? Sure-go this way.
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10/10
The devastation, of the blue non-transparent windows behind Kevin Lomax . . .
14 October 2021
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The funny but glorious thing, about this movie, is that it's an ownership movie which isn't at all about the audience's favorite sociology. Typically, throughout cinema, there are the movies that are but perhaps are not are about one's favorite sociology.

The Devil's Advocate, Al Pacino's most important film?, is a film which is exceedingly an ownership film, in regards to religion, and to theology.

So, there is a literal chasm within the film; the film is not a favorite sociology film, making the film inherently capable of being one of the greatest films as concept, and, at the same time, there is the greatness of concept!!

Cloning. The Devil's Advocate is a secret story about the intelligence of cloning.

In effect, The Devil's Advocate is a situation wherein to promote the film, is to literally turn the film into an actual creation of universal.

The devastation, of the blue non-transparent windows behind Kevin Lomax, as John Milton speaks to Lomax, about his future son running everything is perhaps what must be what stops the film's cloning intelligence from taking effect.
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Heat (1995)
9/10
Modernity
14 October 2021
There is no displacement, in criticising the structure of human in this film. Not in criticising the structure of personality, but in criticising the structure of human.

The logic, for this idea, or the logic for this truth, is that the story is inherently about modernity. And modernity is where all bets are off, and nobody and nothing is safe.
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Men of Honor (2000)
10/10
Why?
13 October 2021
I owe Robert De Niro this review, but not Al Pacino. A very, very curious sociology.

Even more curious: the implied atmosphere of Men of Honor is the Twilight saga. It isn't a perception, however, but just a reaction. Why?

Coastal town is one such theme, that bridges the two, but that would be a betrayal, to be the actual bridge. I rather try to bridge the two, by the method of waiting for the distance. Not the distance between the two, but just the distance within a natural landscape, featured between the two.

Essentially, what this implies, on top of the self-growing universe theory of life, is that the intensity of Carl Brashear is the logic of vampirism; if I say, that the distant nature images within the film compliment this truth, the distant comment about no distance between the two, but just the distance within a natural landscape featured between the two works a whole lot better.

Why?
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Goldfinger (1964)
10/10
The foreign non-sexual
13 October 2021
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The foreign non-sexual isn't able to uphold their own symmetry, so Bond says "I know it when I see it", so that the golden eye of the first exotic woman can deflect the British establishment from the romance between the foreign non-sexual and the first exotic woman:

Masters' (Jill being the second exotic woman) death, is the protection of the death of the foreign non-sexual (who dies in the bath, after Bond throws in the electrical device), so the foreign non-sexual has symmetry in the end.

As a reality Master of Evil, as opposed to a magic Master of Evil, I have the power to not just uphold my own symmetry, but uphold my own holy trinity; I can remember my source, as a foreigner, while protecting the affront to No Time To Die's death, by the Transformers episode The Girl Who Loved Powerglide amidst my belief, in the romance between the NF and the FEW.
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Gone Girl (2014)
9/10
Margo and Nick Dunne
12 October 2021
Beyond ignoring a solution and trying to find a problem, there's finding a problem that's a solution: Margo and Nick Dunne.

Thank you to both.
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Fight Club (1999)
10/10
A series of zeroes
10 October 2021
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Out of this world. Out of all odds. Out of all time zones.

The pattern, which creates momentum, because it is full of zeroes. Tyler Durden (Ed Norton) is the zero, whose pattern of job, finance and career creates momentum toward revolution.

The leeway: my own protagonist, from The Rich B****, whose revolution of kicking it with the titular character is based on a series of zeroes.
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The Guilty (2021)
10/10
Dredd (2012), and the Marvel Cinematic Universe
9 October 2021
There are two pop culture sociologies, that are the meaning of The Guilty - Dredd (2012), and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvel takes on the literal identity, so that Dredd's metaphor can extend to seeing and not just architecture

The leeway: the 1998 54 proxy-invader syndrome.
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9/10
The UCM versus Evil Evil
8 October 2021
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The scandalous hotel, at the upper far left area of Canada. On the map, that is.

The area in question is vacant, of its forefront and its backdrop, to the audience's left - not the hotel's left.

Now, for a divergence . .

As Steven Price is locked away, in the cubicle-type of structure, and he sees the mastermind's illustration with his wife's illustration, Price is in fact being the MMG logistic equivalent to Vincent Price's incarnation of the character, from 40 years earlier. The activation, of this status, or the inference-politics right of this status, is the masculinity-crisis of Steven Price.

Eye for an eye. Or, better yet, Evil Evil, is the game at play, and its the UCM (Ultimate Cerebral Master) who had to play the game, with Evil Evil.

Melissa Marr was the UCM. Or, better how, she was the UCM-inference, who saw evil evil just prior to her death (the UCM's leaving Heaven). Kind, professional, inquisitive, sexy and symmetry-sexy (the UCM is symmetry-sexy), Melissa is the key-holder, for Steven's activation of his masculinity-crisis being a self-baton passer to MMG logistic-truth.
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Crimes of Passion (2005 TV Movie)
10/10
My outside perspective, on adulthood
8 October 2021
Inference-politics rights.

Inference-politics rights.

Inference-politics rights.

It made me happy, to discover that concept for the 2005 thriller Crimes of Passion. The repeat however isn't happy, but is a mark of Unicron and Megatron.

To become even happier, would be if being an adult and being a sexual con-artist could become one, through a matrix, and also mutually own inference-politics rights

I think I can just about have that.
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