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BeachCamFree

Weather and Travel

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Wondering what the weather is like at the beach today? If the waves are good enough for surfing? ...

The Trials of Solomon Parker

Eric Scott Fischl

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1916, Butte, Montana: City of the Copper Kings. Solomon Parker is old, broken and in debt to very...

Our Man in Havana: An Introduction by Christopher Hitchens

Christopher Hitchens and Graham Greene

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WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS Wormold is a vacuum cleaner salesman in a city of power...

xXx: Return of Xander Cage (2017)

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After coming out of self-imposed exile, daredevil operative Xander Cage (Vin Diesel) must race...

LeftSideCut (3778 KP) rated WandaVision in TV

Mar 8, 2021 (Updated Jul 16, 2021)

WandaVision

2021 | Action, Adventure, Mystery

8.5

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I've had Agatha All Along stuck in my head for weeks and I'm not even mad about it.

This series is wonderfully paced, brimming with moments for both fans of the movies and comics alike, really fleshes out Wanda's trauma in a meaningful way, sets up SO much of what's to come, and hits all the right emotional buttons along the way.

The first of many MCU series coming to Disney+ landed and dispelled most doubts about this chosen format for this phase, and I'm excited for what comes next.

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James Franco recommended The Wrestler (2008) in Movies (curated)

"I loved this film! I really like the films of the Dardenne Brothers, like The Child and The Son, and I’m sure The Wrestler was influenced by the Dardennes, especially in the beginning when the camera is following the back of Mickey Rourke‘s head through the hallways. I know Darren Aronofsky a little bit, and I remember meeting with him just when The Fountain was coming out, and he told me to look at the Dardenne Brothers because they were doing some really good stuff, so I know he’s a fan."

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Whit Stillman recommended Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958) in Movies (curated)

Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958)

1958 | Comedy, Crime

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"I discovered the film on TV in Spain and still like the Spanish title, Rufufu—signaling it as a travesty of a Rififi-style clever caper. The original Italian title—I soliti ignoti (Persons unknown)— also becomes very good once you’ve seen the film. Just the way the characters eat food in the movie is delightful, and the filming style classic and brilliant—a comedy of great elegance. The only two autographs I’ve collected are Mario Monicelli’s and Diana Ross’s (whose “I’m Coming Out” greatly aided the Last Days of Disco soundtrack)."

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