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Stan Against Evil  - Season 1
Stan Against Evil - Season 1
2016 | Comedy
John mcginely (0 more)
Kinda like this it has plenty of dark humor Inot it for a half hour show staring John mcginely from scrubs playing former who loyalty lost his job as sheriff who ends helping the new sheriff fight off evil forces that plague the town it's rather good not too long just right for a comedy show bring on season 2
  
    Black Women Talk

    Black Women Talk

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    Ronda and Renee have been friends for ten years and been through the ups and downs of raising kids...

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Steven Dodd (1449 KP) created a post

Jun 25, 2020  
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7rZ1n5-FI76nAN8GSsjvRQ At the moment the channel has been going well with just reviews and unboxings. We have covered Mortal Realms as well, which has fantastic models from the Age of Sigmar setting from Games Workshop. Come give us a look, like and hit that sub. We will be doing a Solar Storm give away ASAP, please stay tuned
     
They Were Expendable (1945)
They Were Expendable (1945)
1945 | Classics, Drama
8.5 (2 Ratings)
Movie Favorite

"I’m in a total John Ford mood. I saw The Searchers again on Turner Classic Movies the other night and I just said, “Oh, I gotta go and see John Ford’s movies, like all over again.” The Searchers is such an obvious choice because everyone knows that one. I’m gonna put down They Were Expendable, which was a John Ford Movie…"

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Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
1977 | Action, Mystery, Sci-Fi

"Close Encounters of the Third Kind is my favourite film of all time. That will always be number one. I can watch it today and it’s like a time machine; it completely takes me back to the way I felt when I first watched it as a kid. For me it never dates, it never ages, and it’s just perfect."

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Сталкер [Stalker] (1979)
Сталкер [Stalker] (1979)
1979 | Fantasy, Mystery, Sci-Fi
7.2 (5 Ratings)
Movie Favorite

"“It’s by far my favourite film and so different to anything I’ve seen before. It feels like an artform in itself. I think I could just watch that movie and no other for the rest of my life and not feel as though I’d missed anything. It’s basically three men walking around a field. That’s all it is, yet it’s utterly mind- blowing.”"

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Sarah (7800 KP) created a post

Sep 28, 2019  
Does anyone else ever struggle to find something you’re in the mind to watch?

I find that despite having all the streaming platforms and on demand services, and there being a lot of films and shows I’m interested in seeing, a lot of evenings I can’t find a single thing I actually feel like watching. Is it just me? 😕
     
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Andy K (10826 KP) Sep 28, 2019

Another reason I like physical media. Streaming makes it too easy to change your mind. Once you put in a disk, you instantly become too lazy to get up and change it if it's horrible! I suppose you wouldn't buy something unless you really liked it though.

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Kristy H (1252 KP) Oct 2, 2019

Yes, all the time! I wind up scrolling through a bunch of platforms and then just watching something I've seen a hundred times instead.

Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)
Battle Beyond the Stars (1980)
1980 | Sci-Fi
Richard thomas (0 more)
Watched on Amazon prime I must have originally watched this back in the 80s not knowing that this was just a ripoff of star wars and magifcent seven In Space now I've watched again now I can see it even down to Robert vaughan. anyway the effects are okay not up todays standards but I still like it has its charms
  
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Morgan Sheppard (1030 KP) created a post

May 25, 2026  
Good morning, my lovelies! It's easy to take for granted just how much of what we know and value has been carried from one generation to the next between the covers of books. Today feels like a fine day to appreciate that quietly extraordinary fact.

Have a Magnificent Monday. Take care and stay safe. 💙

#BookQuote #Reading #Bookish #BookLove #Folklore
     
Let me preface my review by saying that this book has very defined themes that really hit home for me. Things like: Friendship, trial, sacrifice, perseverance, study and reward, defined magic rules, war / training themes, rich history, and how love and grit will get you through tough times. Some of those themes are prevalent in books like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, or even things like Mistborn, etc. If you enjoyed those series, you may enjoy this series as well. For me, those themes really resonate with me, and this book is no exception.

I’d like to recommend that you read Arcane – The Arinthian Line Series (Books 1 -5) first. Really, so much is set up before this book that you can’t just jump in blindly now. If you read those books and loved them, then KEEP READING: it just keeps getting more and more awesome. I love these books, and this book in the series just continues to help solidify my feeling that this has got to be one of the best book series I have ever read.

There are many ups and downs in this book. The author does a great job of making you feel like there is no hope, that all is lost, and that there’s no way they can ever get out of what they’re up against. I can’t say too much other than this: the few wins that there are do really hit hard on you: you just FEEL so much for the character’s vindication and justice that everything was worth it.

There were definitely some slow scenes and definitely some exciting scenes. There was rich history woven in a tapestry of friendship and growth and pain. Although the story might slow here and there, I felt it was very cohesive and realistic, and couldn’t find any gaps or issues with it. I felt that the character’s development (emotionally and otherwise) was so satisfying and raw. I love the villains and I love the heroes and everyone in between.

Honestly it’s been awhile since the last book, and since the first 5 books in the series, so I kinda forgot a few of the side characters, but I quickly was able to jump back in, and nothing weird about any side characters ever was enough of an issue to keep me from being engaged in the story.

Sever, keep up the good work. To me, this book and this whole series is the most under-rated gem of the 21st century. (Insert meme of me at a table with a sign that says just that, and underneath says “change my mind”. But then those words “Change my mind” are crossed out as you’ll never be able to do so!)

I hope that there is only 1 more book in this particular series as I think that would be a great way to end things, but realistically I plan on reading ANY book that Sever puts out at this point. It’s just so great that these books, while good for teens, can also hit home for adults as well. Also, as one who is mindful of content, this book is generally between PG & PG-13 rated, mainly due to fighting, and so I’m glad to be able to enjoy quality literature that’s NOT R-rated. From the bottom of my heart, thank you Sever.

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review, and I recommend buying this book for an honest-to-goodness great experience.