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funny (maybe).
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asterisk:
expanded
format.
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asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe
version of
Other Crap in
real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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Sin, A Story of Passion
1993
Olga Ponizova
  
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Going
back a bit with
this week's
submission -
back to the 50s
and 60s. There a
few nudist films
in this lot.
Pubic hair was
not able to be
shown so you can
see a number of
ingenious
methods used to
hide it.
3 Nuts in
Search of a
Bolt
Beatlettes
Go Nudist
Beatlettes
Go Nudist is
part of the
'movie'
Lullaby of
Bareland
(1964).
It's a nudist
film with
plenty of
breasts and
bum by Delores
Carlos,
Mother's
Magic
The Naked
Venus
Strip Tease
Queen
They Wear No
Clothes
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Ardor
2012
Something new from an
Australian film.
Mental is a comedy about
the Moochmore family, who
are about to have a
crisis. Shirley Moochmore
(Rebecca Gibney), the
matriarch obsessed with
the Sound of Music, is
having a nervous
breakdown. Her rarely seen
husband, local mayor Barry
(Anthony LaPaglia), takes
her to Woolongong, aka a
mental institution, but
now he has a problem and
it's a big one. He has 5
troublesome daughters and
they need looking after
and he sure as hell
doesn't want to do it. So,
he finds a drifter on the
side of the road and gives
her the job. Shaz (Toni
Collette) and her loyal
dog tackle the problem
head on and attempt to get
the girls to take back
control. Except for one
thing; Shaz isn't exactly,
well, sane. Meanwhile,
eldest daughter Coral
(Lily Sullivan) has a new
job as a helper in a shark
exhibit run by weirdo
Trevor (Liev Schreiber),
who seems to know Shaz
very well. Oh and Coral
has fallen for lifeguard
Trout (Sam Clark). So, can
Shaz save the Moochmore
family from itself.
Hmmm... from the director
of Muriel's Wedding,
Mental has more than a
little in common than
Welcome To Woop Woop, not
in the least that both use
songs from classical
musicals in both movies.
Plenty of Sound of Music
songs in this film. But
also, the Aussieness of
both films is amped up to
100 and that's the first
problem, what is it about
Australian films that need
to be that exaggerated? I
have no problem with
over-the-top gross out
films, but Mental has some
utterly embarrassing
moments that almost kill
the film. It's not all
bad, there are laughs but
for the most part it's
just... I dunno...
Love Sophie Lee briefly
turning up, it's been a
while. And the nice
surprise of Lily Sullivan
getting naked.
Lily
Sullivan
Toni
Collette (non-nude,
but side-bum)
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