Mal Jutley
@maljutley.bsky.social
Movies, Music and Sports (mainly Liverpool FC). I watch a lot of movies, mainly horror. Father of 2 amazing kids, Mental Health advocate
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Pillion is phenomenal storytelling. A vibrant queer coming of age story about self discovery, kink, and power. Skarsgsrd’s intensity, Melling’s vulnerability and their chemistry was electric. Funny, touching, layered and yes, go find yourself ✌🏾
December 1, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Pillion is phenomenal storytelling. A vibrant queer coming of age story about self discovery, kink, and power. Skarsgsrd’s intensity, Melling’s vulnerability and their chemistry was electric. Funny, touching, layered and yes, go find yourself ✌🏾
Sisu: Road To Revenge is a cracking follow up to the first one! Loads of crazy action sequences, fights scenes and gore and clearly the makers have been playing Mario Kart 😝 Aatami Korpi and John Wick would be the ultimate duo!
November 28, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Sisu: Road To Revenge is a cracking follow up to the first one! Loads of crazy action sequences, fights scenes and gore and clearly the makers have been playing Mario Kart 😝 Aatami Korpi and John Wick would be the ultimate duo!
Good Fortune: a fun comedy about an incompetent angel (Keanu Reeves) does a Trading Places on Seth Rogan and Aziz Ansari. It Highlights that money isnt being everything in life, how the gig economy runs the world and those that gets rich off it are oblivious to it's plight! Enjoyably poignant
November 26, 2025 at 9:20 AM
Good Fortune: a fun comedy about an incompetent angel (Keanu Reeves) does a Trading Places on Seth Rogan and Aziz Ansari. It Highlights that money isnt being everything in life, how the gig economy runs the world and those that gets rich off it are oblivious to it's plight! Enjoyably poignant
Train Dreams: A quiet, intimate and gentle film about time, loss, and purpose. Edgerton excels as a logger trying to build a life for his family. As landscapes change and time moves on, the film highlights how brief and fragile our lives really are. A truly exceptional movie ✌🏾
November 24, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Train Dreams: A quiet, intimate and gentle film about time, loss, and purpose. Edgerton excels as a logger trying to build a life for his family. As landscapes change and time moves on, the film highlights how brief and fragile our lives really are. A truly exceptional movie ✌🏾
Roofman: Interesting film about a super intelligent but flawed thief who hides out in a Toys R Us. Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst are great on screen, and yes it's a charming film but man Tatum's character was a walking warning of how not to be a grown man. Fun and wild that it's a true story!
November 20, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Roofman: Interesting film about a super intelligent but flawed thief who hides out in a Toys R Us. Channing Tatum and Kirsten Dunst are great on screen, and yes it's a charming film but man Tatum's character was a walking warning of how not to be a grown man. Fun and wild that it's a true story!
The Running Man was a fun action flick, staying pretty true to the source material. Glen Powell is great, the message is on the nose and he has a blast delivering it. A good mix of 80's vibes and a depiction of time which we are eerily inching towards. Don't watch TV kids!
November 13, 2025 at 2:12 PM
The Running Man was a fun action flick, staying pretty true to the source material. Glen Powell is great, the message is on the nose and he has a blast delivering it. A good mix of 80's vibes and a depiction of time which we are eerily inching towards. Don't watch TV kids!
Based on Jang Joon-hwan’s 2003 film Save the Green Planet!, Bugonia follows two men who kidnap a CEO they believe is an alien out to destroy Earth. It’s political and unhinged with a hint of anxiety driven chaos, while looking down on society. Oh and what a final sequence!
November 9, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Based on Jang Joon-hwan’s 2003 film Save the Green Planet!, Bugonia follows two men who kidnap a CEO they believe is an alien out to destroy Earth. It’s political and unhinged with a hint of anxiety driven chaos, while looking down on society. Oh and what a final sequence!
Nick and David are absolute wet wipes...how the hell do you not clock Alan was a traitor all along and how do you switch on Joe. Nick is an actual dickhead and David just was useless...and Alan with his crocodile tears had then once again 😂 #CelebrityTraitors
November 6, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Nick and David are absolute wet wipes...how the hell do you not clock Alan was a traitor all along and how do you switch on Joe. Nick is an actual dickhead and David just was useless...and Alan with his crocodile tears had then once again 😂 #CelebrityTraitors
On Falling: A slow burn look at loneliness and invisibility within modern warehouse life. A powerful critique of systematised labour and emotional breakdown. Subtle yet devastating, it captues how routine and isolation can quietly crush human spirit. Bleak but important viewing
November 6, 2025 at 9:18 AM
On Falling: A slow burn look at loneliness and invisibility within modern warehouse life. A powerful critique of systematised labour and emotional breakdown. Subtle yet devastating, it captues how routine and isolation can quietly crush human spirit. Bleak but important viewing
Happy Halloween folks 🤩🙌🏾
October 31, 2025 at 1:30 PM
Happy Halloween folks 🤩🙌🏾
Kenny Dalglish by Asif Kapadia is majestic storytelling of one of the most talented footballers there's ever been, though more than just a story about a footballer, it's about a humble and honourable man, through triumph and tragedy. A wonderful ode to King Kenny.
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@asifkapadia.bsky.social
October 29, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Kenny Dalglish by Asif Kapadia is majestic storytelling of one of the most talented footballers there's ever been, though more than just a story about a footballer, it's about a humble and honourable man, through triumph and tragedy. A wonderful ode to King Kenny.
@asifkapadia.bsky.social
@asifkapadia.bsky.social
Wasteman at LFF was a tense thriller, set around prison life and the dynamics between two inmates, played immensly by David Jonnson and Tom Blythe. It's raw, brutal and unrelenting. Had me sat on the edge of my seat throughout! Superb by director Cal McCau
October 17, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Wasteman at LFF was a tense thriller, set around prison life and the dynamics between two inmates, played immensly by David Jonnson and Tom Blythe. It's raw, brutal and unrelenting. Had me sat on the edge of my seat throughout! Superb by director Cal McCau
Rental Family at LFF was a poignant and sweet film looking at loneliness and doing the right thing by those that need empathy. Brendan Fraser is a delight as is Akira Emoto and Mari Yamamoto. Heartwarming and thoroughly enjoyable
October 17, 2025 at 9:56 AM
Rental Family at LFF was a poignant and sweet film looking at loneliness and doing the right thing by those that need empathy. Brendan Fraser is a delight as is Akira Emoto and Mari Yamamoto. Heartwarming and thoroughly enjoyable
My final two films for @BFI London Film Festival today....it's Rental Family followed by Wasteman
October 16, 2025 at 4:20 PM
My final two films for @BFI London Film Festival today....it's Rental Family followed by Wasteman
No Other Choice at LFF was a darkly funny, twisted triumph from Park Chan-wook, exploring South Korea’s ruthless job market through one man’s desperate fight to rebuild his life. With stunning visuals and sharp storytelling, it's a mesmerising story of capitalism and self worth
October 16, 2025 at 6:51 AM
No Other Choice at LFF was a darkly funny, twisted triumph from Park Chan-wook, exploring South Korea’s ruthless job market through one man’s desperate fight to rebuild his life. With stunning visuals and sharp storytelling, it's a mesmerising story of capitalism and self worth
A Useful Ghost at LFF was a surreal, biting satire where a man’s dead wife returns as a vacuum cleaner, and that’s just the start. Blending absurd comedy with sharp commentary on workers’ rights and forgotten history, it builds to a bold, stunningly emotional crescendo!
October 16, 2025 at 6:51 AM
A Useful Ghost at LFF was a surreal, biting satire where a man’s dead wife returns as a vacuum cleaner, and that’s just the start. Blending absurd comedy with sharp commentary on workers’ rights and forgotten history, it builds to a bold, stunningly emotional crescendo!
Ok two more films tonight at London Film Festival....firstly it's A Useful Ghost then (and thanks to Stevie for helping me source a ticket) it's Park Chan-Wook's latest....No Other Choice! #LFF
@BFI
@BFI
October 15, 2025 at 4:34 PM
Ok two more films tonight at London Film Festival....firstly it's A Useful Ghost then (and thanks to Stevie for helping me source a ticket) it's Park Chan-Wook's latest....No Other Choice! #LFF
@BFI
@BFI
Loved Blue Heron. A family migrates from Hungary to Canada, struggling with their son’s erratic behavior. Told through the daughter’s eyes, it’s a story of family conflict, helplessness and lost childhood. Devastatingly affecting and evocative, gave strong Aftersun vibes #LFF
October 14, 2025 at 10:56 PM
Loved Blue Heron. A family migrates from Hungary to Canada, struggling with their son’s erratic behavior. Told through the daughter’s eyes, it’s a story of family conflict, helplessness and lost childhood. Devastatingly affecting and evocative, gave strong Aftersun vibes #LFF
Is Thing On? is an intimate, funny, and poignant take on separation. After splitting up, a man turns to stand-up as both partners rediscover themselves. Beautifully written, raw, real, and unexpectedly moving while making you laugh. Loosely based on John Bishop’s life #LFF
October 14, 2025 at 10:55 PM
Is Thing On? is an intimate, funny, and poignant take on separation. After splitting up, a man turns to stand-up as both partners rediscover themselves. Beautifully written, raw, real, and unexpectedly moving while making you laugh. Loosely based on John Bishop’s life #LFF
Two more films this evening at London Film Festival and it's Is This Thing On? and Blue Heron 🙌🏾
October 14, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Two more films this evening at London Film Festival and it's Is This Thing On? and Blue Heron 🙌🏾
Two very different films today in what they say but both soaked in art, colour, hedonism and throwback to film making and shooting styles that we don't see as much. Great double bill of films this evening at #LFF
October 13, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Two very different films today in what they say but both soaked in art, colour, hedonism and throwback to film making and shooting styles that we don't see as much. Great double bill of films this evening at #LFF
Reflection In A Dead Diamond is a surreal twist on ’70s Euro spy capers, visually hypnotic but don't try to follow the plot! Outrageous gore, and some of the best shots you'll see make it a delirious, hallucinogenic watch, while being trapped in a giallo tinged Bond movie! #LFF
October 13, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Reflection In A Dead Diamond is a surreal twist on ’70s Euro spy capers, visually hypnotic but don't try to follow the plot! Outrageous gore, and some of the best shots you'll see make it a delirious, hallucinogenic watch, while being trapped in a giallo tinged Bond movie! #LFF
Annapurna Sriram shines as writer, director and lead in the wild and raunchy comedy Fucktoys, set in surreal Trashtown. Bold, original and unapologetic campy B movie/grindhouse vibes, with a sweet love story and sharp take on sex work. Brilliant Q&A and a joy to speak to! #LFF
October 13, 2025 at 10:29 PM
Annapurna Sriram shines as writer, director and lead in the wild and raunchy comedy Fucktoys, set in surreal Trashtown. Bold, original and unapologetic campy B movie/grindhouse vibes, with a sweet love story and sharp take on sex work. Brilliant Q&A and a joy to speak to! #LFF
@lffstubs.bsky.social Hi there would anyone have a spare ticket for No Other Choice on Wednesday 15 October at RFH please?
October 13, 2025 at 1:17 PM
@lffstubs.bsky.social Hi there would anyone have a spare ticket for No Other Choice on Wednesday 15 October at RFH please?