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    "Awesome" writes a reviewer! More reviewers comments! "I have used it for all of my exams so far...

    Drop The Chicken

    Drop The Chicken

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    OVER 5.5 MILLION PLAYERS GLOBALLY, THANKS TO ALL OUR FANS. ALSO MAKE SURE YOU GRAB THE NEW: DROP...

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Ross (3284 KP) rated Death Note (2017) in Movies

Sep 26, 2017  
Death Note (2017)
Death Note (2017)
2017 | Drama
4
5.5 (49 Ratings)
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Willem Dafoe
This premise had so much potential: the ability to write someone's name in a book and how they would die and then just watch it happen. Awesome.
However, this was wrongly painted as some sort of poisoned chalice and would lead the beholder to madness. If this was to be because of Ryuk's presence then this wasn't really carried out all that well. If it was meant to be "power corrupts" etc then it just didn't ring true for me.
I can't see someone spend all their spare time researching people's crimes and having them killed, maybe one or two but then they'd put the book away and think about it another time.
I watched the first half hour quite avidly but then just got bored.
It also felt like they had tried to retain too much of the anime spirit in the American movie - Ryuk's voice, provided by Willem Dafoe is like a bad English dub for a Japanese original, the father is not at all representative of a Western father, and L just came across as a strange Japanese Anime character rather than a teenage genius detective (I almost expected him close his eyes and do a big shoulder-lifting laugh every so often). I wouldn't have been surprised if Meowth had appeared at one point and made an oddly worded quip.
  
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Lumos (380 KP) rated Bellabeat in Apps

Jan 11, 2018  
Bellabeat
Bellabeat
Health & Fitness
7
7.0 (1 Ratings)
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Easy to read and understand. (0 more)
When the battery is low, it doesn't always vibrate for inactivity or alarms. (0 more)
Great Fitness Tracking app
This app provides the data for the Leaf fitness tracker by Bellabeat. It is the only way of having access to the data the tracker monitors throughout the day. The interface is easy to use and very clear to understand. You can customize your goals and alarms and track your progress towards them. Some things (steps takes and hours slept) are automatically recorded when you pair your leaf, but other things (meditation, water, and monthly cycle) need to be manually entered.

I love this app. Other fitness trackers have a display on them, however the Leaf does not. I wasn't necessarily bothered by this because it allows the piece to serve a dual purpose by also being able to be a piece of jewelry to be warn any time. The Leaf also can vibrate to indicate a certain amount of inactivity. If you want to be more active, you can set it to remind you to move around after so many hours of inactivity. I think this is an awesome feature- especially when I'm lost in a binge watching session of Scandal on Netflix!


  You can also set alarms through the app so the Leaf vibrates which is a helpful feature if you need help remembering to take medication at a certain time or to drink more water throughout the day.