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Mark Tan

A software developer that is also a passionate film fan. When I am not working on code or watching movies, I love to eat, hike and travel, though eating is a much higher priority than the others. Managing Critic for Full Circle.




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‘The Whale’ Review: “Honesty Is The Best Policy”
Mark Tan Posted On December 10, 2022

the Whale

On paper, selflessness is the kind of character trait one would strive to have. In addition to the act of caring for others, this compassion often leads to appreciation and other rewards in return. There comes a point, however, where […]


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‘Entergalactic’ Review: “A Frustrating Labor of Love”
Mark Tan Posted On October 1, 2022


I never planned on asking myself the question, “is Entergalactic a series or a movie?”. After all, Netflix lists it as a TV special, and the plan was to make it a series early in development. However, the only way […]


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‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’ Review: “Little Scale, Little Effort”
Mark Tan Posted On July 9, 2022


As the kids say, a little goes a long way. In the world of internet videos, it’s almost a given that a showcase of the small and cute becomes a sensation. Such as it did with the 2010 internet short […]


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‘The Bubble’ Review: “Weightless, Aimless Satire”
Mark Tan Posted On April 1, 2022

The Bubble

Planning is important for projects of any sort, but one can argue it is doubly so for satirical ones. After all, a satire needs to poke fun at a subject in a way that provides something of insight. Not only […]


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‘Cheaper by the Dozen’ (2022) Review: “A Half-Baked Disaster”
Mark Tan Posted On March 19, 2022

Cheaper by the Dozen

I am not one to start a review with petty nitpicking. However, I would like to make an exception for the 2022 iteration of Cheaper by the Dozen. From the original 1948 novel to the 2003 film, Cheaper by the […]


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‘Jackass Forever’ Review: “Balls To The Wall Cinema”
Mark Tan Posted On February 7, 2022


The Jackass franchise is nothing if not persistent. From its start on MTV to its rise on the silver screen, it has been about one simple thing: how much pain can a person take? Whether through emotional or physical abuse, […]


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‘Cyrano’ (2021) Review: “A Lively Yet Reserved Adaptation”
Mark Tan Posted On December 20, 2021


I have no shame in admitting that my love for movies takes up most of my personality. To save time, I won’t dive deep into why cinema puts me under a spell. But if there’s one reason that stands above […]


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‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: “Full Of Fat, Lacking In Flavor”
Mark Tan Posted On November 27, 2021


Licorice Pizza seems like a film tailor-made for me. It’s the kind of movie that cares more about letting the audience hang out with its characters than crafting an intricate, moving narrative. When you have films as terrific as Dazed […]


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‘Clifford the Big Red Dog’ Review: “Content First, Entertainment Dead Last”
Mark Tan Posted On November 15, 2021


There is no reason why a Clifford the Big Red Dog movie shouldn’t be cozy and charming. Whether you look at Norman Bridwell’s books or the PBS television series, Clifford is a harbinger of warm fuzzies. As such, all you […]


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‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ Review: “In Need Of Home Improvement”
Mark Tan Posted On November 13, 2021

Home Sweet Home Alone

The idea of Home Sweet Home Alone being terrible should not shock anyone. For most people, there hasn’t been a great film with “home alone” in its title since 1990. For a select few, there hasn’t been an enjoyable Home […]


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