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    Paris Metro Simulator

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    Paris Métro Simulator is an online subway simulator. You must respect the red lights, the speed...

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Jacob Reese (14 KP) rated Knives Out (2019) in Movies

Jul 1, 2020  
Knives Out (2019)
Knives Out (2019)
2019 | Comedy, Crime, Drama
8
8.3 (84 Ratings)
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This is a great twist to the typical murder mystery trope. Watching from the viewpoint of the killer is a great twist on something that has been done hundreds of times in a fresh way. The acting is superb with several big names providing a very strong cast of fantastic actors. Twist after twist keeps you interested through the entire film. A great script with great actors so over all a great movie.
  
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Dustin Kensrue recommended Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco in Music (curated)

 
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco
2002 | Rock
6.0 (1 Ratings)
Album Favorite

"If I had to choose just one Wilco album to own this would be it if I could only be it. As consistently good as they are, there is something undeniably unique about this record. The song writing it beautiful but the production is what takes it over the top. Handled differently the record would be simply a fantastic indie folk record, but the strangely textured recording raises it up to become something entirely other."

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Smashbomb (4687 KP) created a post in Smashbomb Council

Jun 14, 2021 (Updated Jun 14, 2021)  
Hey Smashbomb Influencers!

As you might be able to guess - we've been doing some thinking at the Smashbomb team about all of your fantastic ideas we got in the survey... One overwhelming idea for Smashbomb would be to use KP for more and more things - so my question for you all is what kind of things would you want to use your KP for :)

Leave a comment under this post - absolutely everything is helpful! :)
   
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Smashbomb (4687 KP) Jun 15, 2021

Thanks for the great ideas too @Pete Thompson
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Melika Jeddi (1145 KP) Jul 22, 2021

Yeah, I really like the idea of buying extra giveaway entries and merch. Maybe you could make it so that they could be used to buy things like gift cards, or maybe team up with cinemas so that we could get movie vouchers to use?
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Smashbomb (4687 KP) created a post in Smashbomb Feedback

Jun 14, 2021 (Updated Jun 14, 2021)  
Hey Smashbombers!

As you might be able to guess - we've been doing some thinking at the Smashbomb team about all of your fantastic ideas we got in the survey... One overwhelming idea for Smashbomb would be to use KP for more and more things - so my question for you all is what kind of things would you want to use your KP for :)

Leave a comment under this post - absolutely everything is helpful! :)
   
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Smashbomb (4687 KP) created a post in Smashbomb Partners

Jun 14, 2021 (Updated Jun 14, 2021)  
Hey Smashbomb Partners!

As you might be able to guess - we've been doing some thinking at the Smashbomb team about all of your fantastic ideas we got in the survey... One overwhelming idea for Smashbomb would be to use KP for more and more things - so my question for you all is what kind of things would you want to use your KP for :)

Leave a comment under this post - absolutely everything is helpful! :)
   
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Brian Raferty recommended The American Friend (1977) in Movies (curated)

 
The American Friend (1977)
The American Friend (1977)
1977 | Crime
8.0 (2 Ratings)
Movie Favorite

"A fantastic adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s captivating Ripley books, with the action shifting to New York City and Hamburg (both filmed beautifully by Repo Man’s Robby Müller). Come for the seventies-noir setting, the art-world intrigue, the cameos from the likes of Nicholas Ray; stay for the entertaining Wenders interviews on the Criterion edition, in which he regales us with how he managed to tame both Dennis Hopper and the late, great Bruno Ganz."

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