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Lindy West recommended Wow, No Thank You in Books (curated)

 
Wow, No Thank You
Wow, No Thank You
Samantha Irby | 2020 | Essays, Humor & Comedy
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"Full disclosure: Samantha Irby is my real life actual friend, but that’s only because I was so rabidly obsessed with her perfect, brilliant, peerlessly funny writing that I flew to Chicago and forced her to love me, so I think that hardly counts as a traditional conflict of interest. I was a fan FIRST. This book doesn’t come out until March, but I was lucky enough to read an early manuscript, and it’s exactly the collection of new Samantha Irby essays you’ve been yearning for, the perfect spring promise to keep you trucking through the winter."

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    Kanippayyur Astrology

    Kanippayyur Astrology

    Lifestyle

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    Free Daily Kanippayyur Nakshatraphalam and Nalla Neram predictions in malayalam. Sri Kanippayyur...

    Buddhist Alarm Clock

    Buddhist Alarm Clock

    Utilities and Lifestyle

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    Wake up to a blissful day with this buddhist alarm clock with beautiful golden buddha design and...

    Rainbow Loom Pro

    Rainbow Loom Pro

    Catalogs and Reference

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    Thanks for making us the #1 Rainbow Loom App!! Instructions, tutorials, original designs, pattern...

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David McK (3372 KP) rated Jesus Christ Superstar (1973) in Movies

Mar 26, 2023  
Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)
Jesus Christ Superstar (1973)
1973 | Drama, Musical, Drama
4
7.3 (6 Ratings)
Movie Rating
Very strange setting
Film version of the Andrew Lloyd Webber rock musical of the same name, and - unfortunately - it doesn't quite work.

Personally, I think that's because of the juxtaposition of the events being (re)told through the eyes of Judas Iscariot alongside the more modern setting, which is just *odd*: here, for example, the Roman empire seems to have access to jet fighters, tanks and rifles (amongst others ...)

I think if they had stuck to a more 'traditional' production design instead of trying to marry the story with a modern setting it would have worked better.