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Who is Glenn Dunks
Glenn Dunks is an award-winning freelance writer, critic and festival programmer, focusing on film, the arts, and travel who's riginally from Melbourne, Australia, but currently based in New York City. On this website you will find assorted links and other work of mine as well as blog posts on assorted topics. Click here for more. If you would like to contact me about anything including work commissions please contact me at
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- It's like, "oh I thought you were done."
- The trailer for ROGUE ONE dropping now so soon after BVS is like when Beyoncé dropped "Formation" so soon after Rihanna's 'Anti'.
- Remember when Anton Yelchin chose Felicity Jones and a terrible wooden chair over Jennifer. Lawrence.
- Felicity Jones is such a "her?"
- @ I don't think I have, no
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Category Archives: Film
Putting on the Ritz with Magic Mike XXL
This review is reworked from the original featured at SameSame. Channing Tatum is back with his buddies – and minus his shirt – and they’re going on the road in Magic Mike XXL. Let’s start for a moment with that … Continue reading
Posted in Film, LGBTIQ Tagged Channing Tatum, Gay and Queer Cinema, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Joe Manganiello, Magic Mike, Matt Bomer Leave a comment
The Troubled Musical Tribute to ‘Amy’
This review was originally published by The Film Experience. Given what director Asif Kapadia was able to accomplish with the otherwise (to me) uninteresting world of vroom vroom speed racing in Senna, logic would dictate that when handling a subject … Continue reading
Jurassic World Reboots in Plastic
This review was originally published by Weekly Gravy. Somebody let the dinosaurs into the liquor cabinet. Steven Spielberg’s original Jurassic Park turned 21 last year and, just like anybody allowed to drink for the first time, it’s gone a little … Continue reading
Posted in Film Tagged Bryce Dallas Howard, Chris Pratt, Dinosaurs, Jurassic Park franchise, review 6 Comments
54: The Director’s Cut Rises Like a Phoenix
This review was originally published on The Film Experience. The history behind Mark Christopher’s wannabe decadent, sexually-charged disco epic 54 is almost as interesting as the real life nightclub it uses as its setting. Originally conceived as a disco-themed coming-of-age … Continue reading
Posted in Film Tagged Director's Cut, Disco, Gay and Queer Cinema, Music, Musicals, New York, queer, review, Ryan Phillippe Leave a comment
Photocopy Frights in Poltergeist
Remakes can be many different things. Despite all the energy spent complaining about them, we wouldn’t probably have what we know as horror if it weren’t for remakes, and we certainly wouldn’t have many of the films that we now … Continue reading
Posted in Film Tagged Horror, Poltergeist, review, Sam Rockwell, Steven Spielberg, Tobe Hooper Leave a comment
Partisan a Striking Debut for Ariel Kleiman
In an unnamed country, Gregori (Vincent Cassel) rules over a clan of women and children with what could probably be best described as a gloved iron fist. He’s not a cruel person, rather he is attentive and caring, but as … Continue reading
Historical Innacuracies Catch Up with ‘Milat’
The two-part miniseries Catching Milat follows a prick of a character. And I don’t mean convicted serial killer Ivan Milat. Peter Andrikidis’ drama, which just concluded on Channel 7, looks at the infamous backpacker murders predominantly from the side of … Continue reading