Hello and welcome to episode 203 of Real Life Go Stories.

Now before we start this week I just want to point out that it is incredibly windy in Canterbury.

So if you can hear the wind in the background of this recording I apologize greatly but I don't in fact control the weather.

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And our film review this week, our film review is Run, Rabbit, Run. Run, Rabbit, Run was released in 2023.

It has 5 out of 10 on IMDB and 37% on Rotten Matto's.

Sarah Snuck plays a fertility doctor who believes firmly in life and death.

But after noticing the strange behaviour of her young daughter, she must challenge her own values and confront a ghost from her past.

So as always with our film reviews, we're going to go for likes and dislikes and starting with the likes.

I literally rolled down, ooh that kid is creepy.

Write down to her little head tilts, she was a creepy kid.

Okay, you know how I feel about bad kid actors, there is no excuse for a bad kid actor,

but she was a good creepy kid.

And the way she would just sort of appear and she would tilt her little head as she said things,

oh she gave me the hibi jibis, drop kick that child down the stairs ASAP.

Or alternatively, slam your child's hand in a car door ASAP.

That's a reference to the film by the way and not just me being a big old sadist.

She spends the film sneaking around, being a little creep in her little homemade rabbit mask.

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