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I mean *Train to Busan* clears but I still had fun. The zombies were really interesting up until they’re being controlled by Mr. Aura Farmer over here for the entire second half of the film. A hive-mind that adapts and evolves in real time instantly becomes less interesting when they bend to the will of a sexy Korean man with bangs. The characters could use some work, especially when you compare them to the unforgettable characters in *Yeon Sang-ho’s* previous *Train to Busan, *but I still love watching them try to manoeuvre these high-stakes situations. All that said, it’s still good, zombie films are always fun to watch unfold. Me: I have to study today. Mum: Me too. … Mum: So anyways, want to see *Colony* (2026) directed by *Yeon Sang-ho *in cinemas?

If only *Smoke* and *Stack* learnt to never trust anyone but a Pookoo. Sucked me in more than I like to admit, did not see the twist coming, the unique animal designs are pretty cool but not gonna think about this one ever again probably. Doesn’t exactly stand out from the crowd with the conventions of its narrative but I’d much prefer the kids be watching this than *The Super Mario Galaxy Movie.*

Hello old friend. The memories, or lack thereof, came flooding back as soon as the *Froot Loops *came pouring down amidst a backdrop of innocence, *Slowdive’s Golden Hair* playing. I wish I could remember, I wish I could find the answers to the memories I do hold onto. Find the key for my childhood of blurred perceptions to just make sense. In the end, that day will never come, forever an unresolved mystery. Fragments unshaken.