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This is a discussion board about almost anything. Here you can meet interesting people, hear different opinions, and engage in small talk. The only requirement is that the subject is interesting!

Movie Review: Thelma and Louise (1991)

A film by Ridley Scott One thing that I have never understood is that Thelma and Louise has been marked as this huge feminist movie (which happens to be directed by a man) that is taking aim at men and shows them all as pigs. I don t get it. On one hand this is a comedy (a lot of things are funny...

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Movie Review: Spanglish (2004)

A film by James L Brooks When Flor's (Paz Vega) husband leaves her she is forced to emigrate from Mexico to America to find work so she can support herself and her daughter Cristina (Shelbie Bruce). After initially finding a lower paying job in a Mexican enclave within Las Angeles, Flor finds...

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Movie Review: Princess Mononoke (1997)

A film by Hayao Miyazaki This is probably the best Miyazaki film that I have seen. It rivals Kiki s Delivery Service for having a story that I could get involved in and truly enjoy, but it also surpasses Spirited Away in terms of quality and storytelling craft (in my view). Kiki s Delivery...

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Movie review: Love Actually

*May contain spoilers* First of all, as most of you know, it is a chick flick through and through. It gains you a hell of a lot of points if you feel like taking the woman in your life though. Which is my excuse. But back to the movie... I feel it should have been titled "Infatuation...

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Book Review: Bleachers - John Grisham

Bleachers is John Grisham s most recent non-lawyer novel. I say non-lawyer because he has a new novel coming out in February and it is back to the courtroom for Grisham. Typically, I have not really enjoyed Grisham s novels when he strayed from the world of lawyers and courtrooms. A Painted...

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Book Review: nick bantock and robert sabuda

Nick Bantock s Griffon and Sabine trilogy is a captivating story about a romance between a London postcard designer and a stamp illustrator who lives on an island is the South Pacific. The reader opens envelopes pasted in the books and reads postcards and letters that unfold the unique...

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Movie Review: Porco Rosso

One of director Hayao Miyazaki's ("Spirited Away", "Princess Mononoke") earlier works is a film called "Porco Rosso". "Porco Rosso", like his other films, is an animated movie and this one features a pig as an ace pilot and bounty hunter. But before we think this movie is going to veer into the...

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Movie Review: Kissing Jessica Stein (2002)

A film by Charles Herman-Wurmfeld I hope that this movie does not get dismissed or categorized as that cute lesbian movie because Kissing Jessica Stein is much better than that. Jessica Stein (Jennifer Westfeldt) seems to be channeling Woody Allen (in his Annie Hall days), as a neurotic,...

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Book Review: Angels and Demons - Dan Brown

Before the incredible success of "The Da Vinci Code", Dan Brown wrote "Angels and Demons", the first book to feature Robert Langdon as the protagonist. Langdon is a Harvard professor and a symbologist. He studies and lectures on religious symbols and is an expert. His assistance is requested when...

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Book Review: A Short History of Nearly Everything

Think about everything that must have happened since the dawn of the creation of the universe in order for life to exist and for humans to have come into being. Now, how much do you actually know about what went on? From the Big Bang to the creation of our planet to human life, there are many...

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