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The Picture of Dorian Gray
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde, Neil Bartlett | 2012 | Film & TV
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7.6 (43 Ratings)
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Dorian Grey
Whats the cost of immortality? Would you sacrifice the love of your family and friends to stay forever young? Dorian Grey is one of those books that makes you question yourself. It is difficult to decide whether you love or hate Dorian as a character, he has charm and finesse but theres also that lack of morals that most people develop through their life.
  
Attack on Titan Before the Fall Vol. 1
Attack on Titan Before the Fall Vol. 1
Ryo Suzukaze | 2013 | Comics & Graphic Novels
7
7.7 (3 Ratings)
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The story was a little confusing and disjointed in the very beginning, but then it went on a straighter path. A boy that was pulled from his mother's womb shortly after she was eaten by a Titan is locked away, feared to be the Titan's offspring. He is continually abused and neglected until his life is threatened by a member of the enslaving family.
  
    Negotiate!

    Negotiate!

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    Stay informed on how to use negotiation in your favor. With experts from many industries, you will...

    The Dave Ramsey Show

    The Dave Ramsey Show

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    The Dave Ramsey Show is about real life and how it revolves around money. Dave Ramsey teaches you to...

    Zagazoo

    Zagazoo

    Quentin Blake

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    Zagazoo is a baby like no other. In this quite exceptional picture book young readers will be...

Bigger Than Life (1956)
Bigger Than Life (1956)
1956 | Drama
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"I love this drama by Nicholas Ray, shot in CinemaScope. James Mason plays a professor and family man who has a troubled relationship with over-the-counter drugs. Bigger Than Life is a modern take on U.S. society in the 1950s that was unusual at a time when Hollywood and television were invested in depicting picture-perfect nuclear families. The film is both disturbing and fascinating."

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