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Harry Steele
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Host, Games on Film
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By Harry Steele| Medium@ ‘Have you seen the Goblet of the All-Seeing Eye?’ asked Ionait, poking her head around the sitting room door. Her husband said nothing — his eyes fixed to the football. It was possible that he hadn’t heard her but more likely that he didn’t care. ‘Claude?’ she asked. ‘What?’ he slowly turned his head (but not his eyes) away from the screen. ‘I put it in the dishwasher.’‘You told me not to leave things in the sink!’‘Oh, for-’ Ionait stopped herself.
By Harry Steele| Letterboxd@ An absolute delight that only suffers in comparison to its predecessor. It feels a little breezier and more bloated than Knives Out (with a weird reliance on cameos and a sci-fi element, too?!) but any niggles are swept away through the sheer star power on display.
By Harry Steele| Medium@ ‘Have you seen the Goblet of the All-Seeing Eye?’ asked Ionait, poking her head around the sitting room door. Her husband said nothing — his eyes fixed to the football. It was possible that he hadn’t heard her but more likely that he didn’t care. ‘Claude?’ she asked. ‘What?’ he slowly turned his head (but not his eyes) away from the screen. ‘I put it in the dishwasher.’‘You told me not to leave things in the sink!’‘Oh, for-’ Ionait stopped herself.
Company Info
Games on Film
United Kingdom, United Kingdom