Film Perfection

Warning: Spoilers ahead In this review I will be discussing what happened in the series and what I enjoyed about it, so obviously there will be spoilers, you have been warned twice. Image obtained from Netflix The concept Aunty Donna is an Australian YouTube channel that makes comedy skits, sometimes based off of observational humour and other times, complete and utter silliness. If you enjoy slapstick comedy or commentary on film making, it's one of the very many reasons you should watch this show. The cast has a lot of fun, while putting a lot of thought and effort into their craft. They have a couple of scenes where they play out or sing about random every day things. So if you are tired of watching everyday boring cookie cutter shows, then switch it up for something that explores ideas by thinking completely out of the box. My thoughts First of all, I can't think of anything specific that I would need to critique, due to the fact that the show is broken down into little s

  Warning: Spoilers ahead In this review I will be discussing what happened in the movie and how things could have been better, so obviously there will be spoilers, you have been warned twice. Image retrieved from thepeoplesmovies.com Brief summary I am writing this summary from memory, except I googled the character's names. Kyle (Liam Hemsworth) confronts someone at their apartment and then his boss promotes him to work for Frog (Vince Vaughn) as a drug mule. He meets Swin (Clark Duke) along the way, his partner in crime to be, who says everyone wants to be his friend.    Image retrieved from movieweb.com They start their first job on the road and are stopped by ranger Bright (John Malkovich) who turns out to be the guy they report to. He gives them a speech about being undercover and tells them to lay low, not be noticed and the first thing Swin does is meet a girl named Johnna (Eden Brolin) at a grocery store and somehow he actually scores a date. Bright tells them that they