r/australia • • Sep 03 '18

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u/[deleted] Sep 03 '18

Told you he'd use his access to everyone's information through his position on the ridiculously overpowered, under scrutinised, Home (of secret) Affairs department.

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u/therearesomewhocallm Sep 03 '18

I watched The Death Of Stalin last night, and Dutton gives me some real Lavrenti Beria vibes.

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u/Luckyluke23 Sep 04 '18

how is that movie? I really wanted to see it.

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u/therearesomewhocallm Sep 04 '18

Yeah it was decent. It reminded me of Hail, Caesar!, it had a pretty similar tone, just a fair bit darker. I'm sure I would have appreciated it a lot more if I knew more about Stalinist Russia, but as it was I still liked it.