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Okami Official Complete Works

M. Capco

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*Okami is one of the newest Capcom action games boasting a very unique art style, heavily inspired...

William Shakespeare's the Empire Striketh Back

Ian Doescher

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The highly-anticipated second installment in the to the New York Times best-selling series WILLIAM...

Distant Voices, Still Lives

Paul Farley

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Set in "a world before Elvis, in a Liverpool before the Beatles", Terence Davies' film "Distant...

Ivana A. | Diary of Difference (1171 KP) rated Bring It On (2000) in Movies

Jun 29, 2020

I love all "Bring It On" movies, but this one was where it all started, and still the one I have watched the most. It is very predictable and very fake, but it is a movie I watched during high school and holds a lot of nostalgia in it. Even though there is no such thing as cheerleading in Macedonia. I used to be a national karate champion istead.

If you love a bit of old high-school cheerleading drama, and want to see old classrooms, old-school romance and old-style radios with handmade tapes and rock songs, you'll enjoy this one.

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Sarah (7798 KP) Jun 29, 2020

I havent seen this film for years but can still remember the words for some of the cheers 😆

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Ivana A. | Diary of Difference (1171 KP) Jun 29, 2020

Same! 😝 Ready? OKAY!

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Daniel Lopatin recommended A Constant Forge (2000) in Movies (curated)

A Constant Forge (2000)

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"It’s hard for me to pick one Cassavetes film, so I’m going to default to this great documentary about him, which is included in Criterion’s John Cassavetes: Five Films set. See them all, but see this first and get a sense of what he’s all about. There’s no more unique and important filmmaker in American history—his impact on independent film was massive, having arguably invented it in the States, and his films are honest in a way that Hollywood simply is not. Many imitate his loose style, but he's the master of the raw conversation. Although now that I’m getting into Bergman . . ."

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