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Best Nude Scenes of 2015
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Brainscan
starts to look at some
of the stars in the
world of modeling
Today: Bregje Heinen and
Paula Bulczynska
Because the new rule of
supermodeling is that
their names have to be
impossible to spell.
Heinen
Bulczynska
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Puppy
(2005)
Johnny's
comments:
Puppy
is 2005 oddball black
comedy where Liz (Nadia
Townsend) has decided to
commit suicide after one
last run-in with her
sister involving the death
of her dog and now wants
her gone from her house.
During her attempt, she is
saved by Aiden (Bernard
Curry) who takes her to
his house and proceeds to
mistake her for his absent
girlfriend Helen. Aiden
imprisons Liz at his house
which is guarded by two
mean looking dogs which
stops her from escaping
and continues on his
relationship with
Helen/Liz regardless. Liz
attempts to formulate a
plan to get out of the
house, but Aiden's
anti-social behaviour is
making it harder than it
should. The longer she
stays, the harder it
becomes to leave
especially when things
escalate after Aiden
unknowingly kills the
local doctor (Terence
Donovan) when he tries to
help Liz escape.
Working in similar areas
as Black Snake Moan
(although made a few years
before that movie), Puppy
is a bizarre movie that
plays very pitch black
which it would have to
considering its subject
matter. It's a movie I
liked a fair bit, a few
good laughs although it's
probably more odd than
funny and both leads are
quite good portraying two
desperate characters.
Shame the filmmaker,
Kieran Galvin, hasn't made
any movies since as he
made some great little
shorts before Puppy plus
he also wrote Feed which
is truly something else.
But that's the Australian
film industry for you,
people disappear all the
time ...
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