Posts in 2023
EDITORIAL: The Worst Person in the World (2021)

This soulfully perceptive dramedy about the existential crisis of a young woman Julie in her late 20s is a masterpiece. Directed by Norwegian director Joachim Trier this film is a part of his Oslo Trilogy and focuses on the life of Julie who is approaching her 30th birthday and lives in an existential mess. Regardless of how old the viewer can be, "The Worst Person In The World" is a brilliant lighthearted, but profound drama about choices and mistakes, and it is relevant to all of us and expresses our foremost trusts. 

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MOVIE REVIEW: The Wrath of Becky

Nevertheless, the murderous glee factor of The Wrath of Becky never fizzles out. The movie is super tight, unraveling its mayhem in 83 minutes and change, where four of those minutes are logos and credits. Not a second is wasted on fluff. With origins out of the way and better villainy present, this is a rare sequel that counts as a noticeable improvement from its predecessor, complete with an open door for more chapters.

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MOVIE REVIEW: The Little Mermaid

Putting my school teacher hat on to match the spirit of this website, The Little Mermaid, like every movie really, is, for better or worse, a series of tests. It has become nearly impossible during this current cycle of Disney “re-imaginings” not to have questions of comparison arise between the original animated classics and their newfangled remakes. Depending on a person’s fandom or scruples (or both), that list can be long, short, casual, or petty.

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Take These Important Steps If You Are Feeling Overwhelmed

The world is busy and loud. People seem to want to prove their point and win at all costs without attempting to understand where someone else is coming from or why they may have a differing opinion. When these things happen, it can become increasingly overwhelming to maintain your mental health. Do not give up. You can get help dealing with problems so you can begin to live your life again.

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PODCAST: Episode 112 of "The Cinephile Hissy Fit" Podcast

For their 112th episode, two Force-sensitive critics, two influential dads, and two Ewok-loving teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan turn back the clock forty years for the anniversary of Return of the Jedi. The (sometimes maligned) “Special Edition” of the trilogy finale recently dropped back into theaters as both our hosts took their children to see it on the big screen and get a nostalgia ride of their own. Hear them talk about their experiences young and old with arguably the most entertaining Star Wars movie to date.

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How to Choose the Best E-Liquid Bottles?

Good e-liquid bottles are a chance to safely and comfortably enjoy the benefits of e-cigarettes. They are essential not only for customer satisfaction, but also for business peace of mind and the ability to avoid unnecessary waste. With full TPD and TPD2 compliant, you can be assured of high quality containers. The highest quality bottles can be found on the Nexeem website.

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Streamline Your Billing Process with Top-Notch Invoice Templates

In the business world, invoicing is an essential part of every transaction. An invoice is a document that outlines the details of products or services provided, including the pricing and payment terms. A well-designed invoice template not only helps businesses maintain accurate records, but it also presents a professional image to clients. This article will explore various invoicing solutions offered by Zintego, a leading provider of invoice templates and receipt makers.

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MOVIE REVIEW: White Men Can't Jump

What replaces those external conflicts is internal angst from two men who aim to be more sensitive than competitive. Nothing’s really going to happen to anyone, outside of a touchy breakup or two, if they fail. That’s borderline character betrayal and counts as another miss. While a modern 21st century maturity against frank toxic masculinity was infused to be appreciated, there is an unmistakable edginess that is missing, top to bottom in White Men Can’t Jump.

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