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The Shiznit's Not Unlistenable Podcast: Dunkirk
Movie Feature | Matt Looker | 24th July 2017
Our latest podcast episode is now live! But then you already knew that, because it has automatically appeared in your feed thanks to you subscribing the first time. ISN'T THAT RIGHT?
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Dunkirk fails the IMDB search algorithm for 'dunk'
Movie Feature | Matt Looker | 20th July 2017
Apparently, in the week of the release of one of the biggest films of the year and an early Oscar frontrunner, IMDB thinks that if you type 'Dunk' into its search bar, you are still more likely to be looking for 'Slam Dunk', a Japanese cartoon about an awesome basketball player.
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Dunkirk
Movie Review | Matt Looker | 18th July 2017
I don't want to write off an entire category of cinema, but... war films. They can be a bit heavy-going, can't they? Yes, there are some amazing standouts in this crowded genre, but it can be really hard to muster up the enthusiasm to watch a movie depicting the experience of war, which is basically: it's truly horrifying when not intensely boring. Luckily, things are different this time round, because a) Christoper Nolan films have never not been great, b) it's mercifully short at under two hours, and c) maybe there'll be a twist and the soldiers of Dunkirk will get rescued by Batman?
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New poster released for Christopher Nolan's Dunk Irk
Movie Feature | Matt Looker | 12th December 2016
Critics are already calling it "Inception meets Space Jam".
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