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Spit on me Skarsgård!


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Based on the novel Box Hill by Adam Mars-Jones about a sub-dom relationship between a young man (aged up for the film) and a biker.

 
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I fear we’re mere hours away from a 15 paragraph instagram post about the problematic nature of Alexandra Skarsgård’s queerbaiting going viral.
 
I wish I hadn’t read the book first :D

The wrestling scene though!!!!!
 
I quite liked this - it kept me throughout, but I didn't especially care.

Loved the dynamic with the family in particular. It felt out of the ordinary but I believed it completely. Lesley Sharp obvs had the best scene.

Not sure I ever fully believed in Ray. It would have been good to find out more about him.
 
Alexander was on the Graham Norton show last night alongside Miriam Morgoyles who had a :ken: face on her when he was explaining the film.

 
Miriam was asking all of the questions no one else would ask, but they all wanted to!

I also love Miriam’s strong and consistent vocal dislike of Mamma Mia!
 
Seeing this Wednesday. Only my 5th cinema trip of the year I think. 2026 will be different.
 
I've not watched it yet, but have seen a clip of her revisiting one of the stories she did when Will I Am was on there as well. Presumably she's doing a greatest hits to help sell her book :disco:

I must download the new one, actually
 
A bit of arse and a quick glimpse of prosthetic cock!
 
That could be my first cinematic prosthetic cock since some Edinburgh Festival movie I saw years ago.

Sold obviously.
 
Well I won't be able to listen to Tiffany in the same way ever again.

I really enjoyed the family dinner scene, I thought the mum should shut her mouth and let her son get on with being fucked in a field if that's what he wants from life, so it was a bit awkward when it then cut to her funeral.
 

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