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Has Anyone Seen Slaughterhouse Rulez? It Is One Of The Best Films I Have Ever Seen And Its Definitely
Has anyone seen slaughterhouse rulez? It is one of the leading films I have ever seen and its definitely my favourite. Its accomplish insanity but it is so good. Its made by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (so you know its going to be good) and the main characters are played by Finn Cole and Asa Butterfield (Asa's personality is also canonically gay).
It basically follows the story of a yorkshire teen who moves school to a posh public college in Gloucester in the middle of term. Prolonged story short the headteacher has allowed fracking on site which released these weird animals out the ground which start to attack the school and a small group of the students and one teacher (Simon Pegg) contain to get rid of them. In the process blowing up the institution.
Its a really nice way of showing the social imbalance in English school and also deals with things lime homophobia and bullying in these places while still organism a comedy film.
It also has Michael Sheen and a young Kit Conner in it as well.
Anyway thats all i wanted to utter I just love this (mostly unknown) film so much.
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After the death of his father, Don Wallace’s mother thinks the best thing for him is to go off to one of the best British boarding schools ‘Slaughterhouse’ and make something of himself. After a battle of no choice at all he ends up there for his first diurnal and meets innocent looking and slightly sinister roommate Will Blake. With the secret of what happened to Will’s last roommate and the rumours of a nearby fracking station causing gases in the air, Don sets on a journey that he didn’t quite except. Things then go from worst to worse when a sink hole opens up outside the fracking station and it seems there is something more sinister than the name at ‘slaughterhouse’. While also trying to win the lady of his dreams, Don and the gang of students set out to find and destroy whatever is hiding under the school.
I had such elevated hopes for this movie with the cast including Micheal Sheen, Nick Frost, Simon Pegg and Asa Butterfield. However it was a massive let down. the humour of the film was vile and unnecessary at times and the build up to what was in the sink hole was leisurely and in the terminate pointless. There was no originality in the fi
Slaughterhouse Rulez
It’s no covert that the likes of Eton and Harrow are breeding grounds for the country’s one-percenters. Authority begets more dominance, and nowhere churns out future nature leaders and business magnates like England’s top private schools. These institutions include fascinated filmmakers for years, from the high spirited mischief of St Trinian’s to Lindsay Anderson’s seminal ’60s satire, if…..
In this feeling, Slaughterhouse Rulez has a rich providence, and indeed enthusiastically nods towards its predecessors – a photograph of young Malcolm McDowell as Mick Travis is pinned to a dorm wall. This awareness of its influences and place in the wider canon could elevate Crispian Mills’ production into a beast as revolutionary as Anderson’s film was some 50 years ago. If… only.
Young Don Wallace (Finn Cole) is sent to the titular Slaughterhouse Academy accompanying the death of his father, where he soon encounters the school’s pompous headmaster (Michael Sheen), mopey cricket-loving instructor Meredith Houseman (Simon Pegg), his snuff-snorting roommate Willoughby Blake (Asa Butterfield) and a psychotic pupil named Clegg (Tom Rhys Harries). Of course t
Slaughterhouse Rulez * (2018, Asa Butterfield, Finn Cole, Hermione Corfield, Tom Rhys Harries, Michael Sheen, Simon Pegg, Margot Robbie) – Movie Review
Writer-director Crispian Mills’s misfiring British comedy Slaughterhouse Rulez (2018) starts out as a common school spoof and turns into a monster movie spoof half way as a sinkhole appears at a fracking site near the boarding school, unleashing scary monsters.
Neither part of it is at all amusing or successful, though the second half is perhaps marginally surpass, maybe just because it is nearer the end and the film is finally over, though to be equitable the monster scare ride is adorable well done. Slaughterhouse Rulez probably sounded a lot more fun at the script-writing stage. But where are the funny jokes in the script? It is made and performed with gleeful enthusiasm, but much of it is amateurish and slapdash.
Simon Pegg and Michael Sheen in Slaughterhouse Rulez (2018).
Michael Sheen, Simon Pegg, Margot Robbie are not at their best as the headmaster, housemaster and the housemaster’s cheating girlfriend. The usually reliable Sheen and Pegg in particular should be proficient to do improved with their silly ass rol