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The Blues Brothers (1980)
The Blues Brothers (1980)
1980 | Action, Comedy
Ackroyd and Belushi are on a mission from God in this road movie musical with great heart.
It's so original and a little eccentric but definitely a cult classic that is deserved of anyone's time.
The high quality cameos come thick and fast in this high concept one of a kind toe tapping gem.
  
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Demon Freaks
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This was a fun in a campy way, while still being relatable because the main characters are in high school. Some people might find it offensive though because "Jesus Christ" is exclaimed a lot. Plus, at one point the characters question whether God exists or not, since demons and monsters exist in this book.
  
Anno 1503
Anno 1503
2003 | City Building, Civilization, Exploration, Video Game Theme
Feels like Catan, (1 more)
Race to get 3 of five different victory conditions
The pieces (2 more)
The design and layout
The name
God awful name. Decent light strategy game
Played this once and didn’t hate it like I expected to. The box art is the best looking part of the game. That said it was ok.
  
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Akward (448 KP) Aug 19, 2018

Love the title.

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The Marinated Meeple (1853 KP) Aug 20, 2018

why?

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Lainie Kazan recommended Casablanca (1942) in Movies (curated)

 
Casablanca (1942)
Casablanca (1942)
1942 | Drama, Romance, War

"I think it’s just such a romantic adventure and Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart — oh my God! And that dialogue is so iconic. Paul Henreid — I just loved all the people that were in it. And the lighting was so dramatic — the way it was shot. It was an iconic film, I just loved it."

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