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• Haiku movie reviews, November 2015

  Posted at 9:36 am by Michael Janairo, on December 8, 2015

  

  Spectre (2015)
  Throwback to Spectre
  A wonderful reminder
  Bond can be boring

  Jupiter Ascending (2015)
  Queen’s kid wants the Earth
  Mila Kunis has other plans
  — Toilet-scrubber’s might

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