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Beatriz (138 KP) rated Lá mecanique du cœur in Books

Nov 28, 2018  
Lá mecanique du cœur
Lá mecanique du cœur
Mathias Malzieu
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
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It’s written in a fun innocent way (0 more)
The Boy in the Cuckoo-Clock
This is the story about a boy that was born in the coldest day ever, and his heart froze, so, to save his life, the nurse replaced his heart for a Cockoo-Clock. The story is written by the boy perspective and it’s sweet the innocent way he thinks and feels.
“I wanted to go to school. I mean, who never tried strawberry’s with sugar wouldn’t order it for desert.”
He falls in love with this girl with big glasses. And it’s the story about how him and his Cockoo-Clock react to the way he feels about every feeling love can give
  
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Erika (17789 KP) rated Riverdale in TV

Jun 16, 2020  
Riverdale
Riverdale
2017 | Drama, Mystery
1
7.9 (127 Ratings)
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When it was announced that the CW was going to attempt to bring Archie and the gang to mainstream, I was pumped. I'm a huge fan of the comics, and still purchase the digests.
I got 4 episodes into this trash before I gave up. The characters were all warped beyond any recognition. The plot and dialogue is cheesy and eye-roll inducing.
The biggest affront was them completely ruining Betty. Betty has been a role model of mine since I was a little kid. It was disgusting.
I told myself I'd go back and try to watch this again... but I can't justify wasting the time. I'd rather go watch grass grow in the desert.
  
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Jerry Bruckheimer recommended Lawrence of Arabia (1962) in Movies (curated)

 
Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
1962 | Drama, History, War
8.8 (17 Ratings)
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"I’m a big fan of David Lean. Bridge on the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia, and Dr. Zhivago take up three of my favorites. This can go for all three of Lean’s films, because they’re all very similar. They all have very strong characters, very developed characters. He has a unique visual style; it’s very important for the way the movie looks. There are stories about how he’d sit in the desert for half a day, just waiting for the clouds to be right before he’d start filming. You can imagine what a producer would be doing during this. [Smiles] So I love films that have strong visual styles, and all of those films have very unique styles."

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