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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
2019 | Crime, Drama, Thriller
A very good range in acting from all the cast. I like how i can see the fantcy part from the ending which makes sence from the title from the film (0 more)
Just too fucking long though (0 more)
In all this movie is very good excellent in fact part from how fucking long it is thats why no 10 for the film the title makes sence and works for the film my brother did say its awful then gets me it for xmas make sence
  
Just a Bit Wrong (Straight Guys #4)
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I do enjoy this series and how it intertwines characters from one book to the next but at the same time, surely not everyone is gay? Why not say Zach's brother, Ryan's, friend with someone completely different. Because it is really turning into one big gay extended family. Not that i really mind but it's getting a bit much now.

I'm sure I'll get back to this series and Ryan and Jamie's story at some point but i need a break.
  
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Alicia Keys recommended Purple Hibiscus: A Novel in Books (curated)

 
Purple Hibiscus: A Novel
Purple Hibiscus: A Novel
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | 2005 | Essays
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"I also read a book recently called Purple Hibiscus by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. She's phenomenal, and she's written so many beautiful books. Purple Hibiscus was also quite moving, about a family - a daughter, and a brother, a mother and a father - and these deep, intricate details of their life and the complexities of it all. You find yourself falling in love with this family and really being taken on their journey, their heartbreak, and their secrets - it is a beautiful and amazing read."

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Postcards from the Edge (1990)
Postcards from the Edge (1990)
1990 | Comedy, Drama

"My brother and his family were in town and my sister-in-law’s never seen it. I’m like, “How have you not?” She’s five years older than me. I’m like, “How have you not seen that?” I read the books. You feel like you’re bipolar when you read it. I think that’s as close as anyone who does not suffer from that illness, that you can understand it. It’s the way [Carrie Fisher] writes that. What a talent and what a loss."

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