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"This is sheer bliss and existential wonderment. It should be required viewing—not just for filmmakers but for people in general. It stitches together all the Apollo missions into one beautiful trip to the moon and back. The voice-overs from the astronauts are so poignant—these are men who have been to the moon and have seen things that none of us will ever see, yet they are so humbled by it. It’s magical. As is the score by Brian Eno!"

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Rebecca Billcliff (2409 KP) rated Kinky Boots in Venue Cymru (Llandudno, United Kingdom) in Shows

Sep 25, 2020

Kinky Boots

2012 | Comedy, Musical

9.5

(2 Ratings)

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Well coriographed

Oh these boots were definitely made for walking!

As a huge fan of the film and musicals in general, this had a lot to live up to. But I was happy. It was so very well done and captured the humor and magic of the film.
Was I sad they did not sing "these boots were made for walking" or the medaly at the end of the film? Yes. But it was still brilliant. A great musical experience.

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Cori June (3033 KP) created a post in The Raven Quoth

Oct 14, 2019

Goddam organizers, he thought. You get something good going, and somebody comes along and organizes it. He told himself that this was inevitable, the way of the world, but it bothered him. The raven would have been in favor of a movement in the general direction of chaos, consternation, and disorganization, had he not known that such a project would require the most organization of all. Besides, there would undoubtedly be a squirrel running it.
-- a Fine and Private Place, Peter S. Beagle

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System Coach - memory manager, activity monitor

Productivity and Utilities

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This is a handy and explicit activity monitor application for your iOS device. See your device...

300: Rise of an Empire - Seize Your Glory Game

Games and Entertainment

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Play 300: RISE OF AN EMPIRE - SEIZE YOUR GLORY and help Greek general Themistokles unite all of...

Ross (3284 KP) rated Today! by The Beach Boys in Music

May 28, 2020 (Updated Apr 12, 2021)

Today! by The Beach Boys

1965 | Rock

8.0

(1 Ratings)

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Rolling Stone's 271st greatest album of all time (466th in the 2020 list)

This album marked the Beach Boys' coming of age, moving from fun-loving surfing good-time boys, to more intelligent and meaningful musicians. The music is much more varied, more orchestral, and the harmonies take on a whole new level. The songs are much more serious too in general and a move towards what would become their Pet Sounds mindset. A great listen featuring some of their best songs.