For their 139th episode, two roughneck film critics, two corporate dads, and two status-kept teachers, Will Johnson and Don Shanahan, returned to the deep space of the Alien series for their second rewatch stop with an episode on 1986's Aliens sequel by James Cameron. The two enjoyed a comparative discussion on where they rank this one with the first one and the rest of the series.
Read MoreMachine learning development services have evolved from an academic research discipline to a core enterprise technology driving innovation across industries. As organizations generate more data and search for greater intelligence from it, demand for ML development skills will substantially grow through 2024. Leading technology consulting firms are investing to scale their in-house machine learning capabilities and meet this rising need.
Read MoreThe design and configuration of the torsion tube should be compatible with the chosen garage door opener. Different openers may have specific requirements, and the torsion tube needs to accommodate the necessary components for the opener to function effectively. While not a physical feature of the torsion tube itself, professional installation is a crucial consideration.
Read MoreExercise has been transformational for me. As someone who struggled with being overweight and out of shape for years, making exercise a regular habit is one of the best conclusions I’ve ever made. It has changed your physical health, mental outlook, and overall lifestyle in incredibly positive ways.
Read MoreThis live roundtable for the Kicking the Seat podcast and YouTube channel stood as the final gathering of “Earth’s Mightiest Critics” for 2023. The release of Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom put a cap on the defunct DCEU and a pretty crappy overall year for comic book movies. Ian led a group of us to talk all about it and bury the dead. Watch Ian, myself, Mark Krawcyzk of Special Mark Productions, and new addition Cati Glidewell of The Blonde in Front on this stellar episode.
Read MoreSports betting is more than a mere game of chance; it is an acquired skill that can be nurtured to improve chances of success. No matter if you are an experienced or newcomer bettor, becoming an exceptional bettor requires knowledge, strategy, and discipline - three components we will explore further in this guide to elevate your sports betting game and increase overall proficiency.
Read MoreAuto insurance is an essential component of vehicle ownership, offering financial protection in the event of accidents, theft, and other unforeseen incidents. Understanding the different types of auto insurance and how they function is critical for both personal and business needs. Interestingly, the intricacies of auto insurance have occasionally been depicted in movies, providing a unique perspective on how insurance works in real-life scenarios.
Read MoreFor me, 2023 was the embodiment of the Ferris Bueller quote: “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” Yup, that was my year as a husband, father, school teacher, podcaster, editor, and movie critic. The continuing stresses of my work-life balance occasionally morphed into joys where, when the flow was right, chasing movies didn’t matter. Normally, I would regret the blind spots, but this was a year where I didn’t completely.
Read MoreSlot is a term referring to any narrow opening or groove in hardware, or its equivalent such as television shows. Additionally, slots refer to positions or timeslots within shows on television or radio that could potentially serve as venues for shows that air on them.
Read MoreIn an annual series, Every Movie Has a Lesson is going to look back twenty years to revisit, relearn, and reexamine a year of cinema history to share favorites, lists, and experiences from the films of that year.
Read MoreIn an annual series, Every Movie Has a Lesson is going to look back twenty years to revisit, relearn, and reexamine a year of cinema history to share favorites, lists, and experiences from the films of that year. When measuring back as far as twenty years or more, I feel like “favorites” that have stood the test of time have aged to become some level of “best.” I feel like a bunch of those populate my reflective look back at the best of 2003.
Read MoreSociety of the Snow is what this writer calls a “thank your lucky stars” movie. It depicts the kind of true story experience that is frighteningly unfathomable to comprehend. You watch it constantly trying to determine what you would do in the characters’ places and reach an overwrought point where all you can do is, hence the nickname, “thank your lucky stars” you didn’t have to go through what you saw on-screen echoing history. The survival you watch fuels and trumps your own.
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