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The Quiet Earth: New Zealand post-apocalyptic classic preys on the fear of being totally alone - AOL (opens the original)
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Years before Peter Jackson made The Lord of the Rings trilogy, cementing New Zealand’s film industry as a commercial force to be reckoned with, and decades ahead of the sparse and atmospheric Backrooms, 1985’s The Quiet Earth was an early adopter of social isolation as 21st century horror – and it captured that dread and anxiety on a tiny budget. Based on the 1981 novel of the same name, The Quiet Earth examined what happens when humans and animals seemingly vanish without a trace. It follows sc
The Quiet Earth: New Zealand post-apocalyptic classic preys on the fear of being totally alone (opens the original)
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With eerie empty street scenes akin to 28 Days Later, this 80s sci-fi flick follows a lone scientist spiralling into madness. And its psychological terror is as haunting as ever Years before Peter Jackson made The Lord of the Rings trilogy, cementing New Zealand’s film industry as a commercial force to be reckoned with, and decades ahead of the sparse and atmospheric Backrooms, 1985’s The Quiet Earth was an early adopter of social isolation as 21st century horror – and it captured that dread and
Confessions of a Shopaholic: a charming Isla Fisher romcom worth taking to the checkout (opens the original)
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The PJ Hogan-directed film may not have the polish of The Devil Wears Prada but it has new relevance in the buy now, pay later era The year was 2009. The global economy was enduring the final throes of the worst financial crisis since the second world war and Isla Fisher, clad with an American accent and a shopping addiction, played a financially illiterate New Yorker with more than $16,000 in personal debt; an auburn-haired Marie Antoinette of the late oughts. Confessions of a Shopaholic was aw
Confessions of a Shopaholic: a charming Isla Fisher romcom worth taking to the checkout - AOL (opens the original)
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The year was 2009. The global economy was enduring the final throes of the worst financial crisis since the second world war and Isla Fisher, clad with an American accent and a shopping addiction, played a financially illiterate New Yorker with more than $16,000 in personal debt; an auburn-haired Marie Antoinette of the late oughts. Confessions of a Shopaholic was awarded a measly two stars by this outlet when it was released. The film, based on the Sophie Kinsella novel series of the same name
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