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Rebecca Billcliff (2409 KP) rated RuPaul's Drag Race in TV

Jan 5, 2020 (Updated Mar 27, 2020)  
RuPaul's Drag Race
RuPaul's Drag Race
2009 | Comedy, Drama, Game Show, Reality-TV
10
7.9 (40 Ratings)
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The Shade! (2 more)
The T
Get those nuts away from MY face!
That I can't audition 😭 (0 more)
Such good watching Queen
Gag me with a Delorian! This is some dam good TV. It's a wounderfull look into the world of drag, and the culture around it.
You love some queens, you hate some others, and it can be an emotional rollercoaster.
The Smash Game is the one I look forward to, and gurl! Does it deliver!!!
There is so much brutal honesty and the mix of love and confirm is great. Yes, it is edited, yes, there is a lot we do not see. But instead of think about the fun and the joy of watching this program, and think instead of the acceptance and mainstream love for this community that has come out of this program. Introducing an entire generation to drag and teaching us that love is love!
Oh and Ru and Michelle are so funny! Please see What's The T! Review to follow.
If you can't love yourself, how in the he'll are you gonna love somebody else?
Can I get an Amen!?
  
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LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated Drag Me to Hell (2009) in Movies

Mar 12, 2021  
Drag Me to Hell (2009)
Drag Me to Hell (2009)
2009 | Comedy, Horror
7
6.9 (27 Ratings)
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I'll say one thing for certain, Drag Me to Hell is so unnecessarily and gratuitously gross at times (the old woman has the poor girls entire chin in her disgusting mouth on more than one occasion) and in that regard, it's a warm welcome back to over the top horror for Sam Raimi. His signature style is plastered all over the place, and it's great.

The cheesiness isn't a complete positive however. In terms of dialogue, it can take you out of the story a bit. Lead Alison Lohman and co star Justin Long (both actors who I like) suffer from this a bit, and are occasionally comical in a movie that plays it straight for the most part.
Some of the effects are a little iffy as well. There's some good practical stuff going on but a few digital effects are dodgy. It's not enough to severely impact anything, and there a few decent jump scares scattered throughout.

It's a perfectly fine slice of horror, that is elevated by a ballsy as fuck ending, that makes Drag Me to Hell a film worth revisiting now and again. Would love to see a sequel someday!
  
    Sticky Notes with Reminders

    Sticky Notes with Reminders

    Business and Productivity

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    Sticky Notes provides an easy and stylish way to manage your tasks and Todo lists on your iPhone or...

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Samantha (67 KP) rated Dorothy Must Die in Books

Jul 6, 2017  
Dorothy Must Die
Dorothy Must Die
Danielle Paige | 2014 | Fiction & Poetry
7
7.8 (18 Ratings)
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An interesting continuation of the Wizard of Oz
As a Wizard of Oz adaptation I found this novel to be interesting as it focuses on issues such as greed, trust and power that are prevalent in modern society as underlying themes. Overall, I found the novel to be engaging through its twisted interpretation of what happens after Dorothy returns to Kansas. Despite this, it should be noted that there are parts of this work that drag a little due to a lack of action in chapters that are focused on character and plot development.
  
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ClareR (6101 KP) rated Dark Matter in Books

Apr 11, 2018  
Dark Matter
Dark Matter
Blake Crouch | 2016 | Fiction & Poetry
9
7.9 (30 Ratings)
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Unputdownable!!
I read this in one sitting: I was a captive audience, stuck on a train for a 6 hour journey. Honestly though, I would have found it very hard to drag myself away from it if I'd read it at home as well. It's such a rollercoaster of a story and i wouldn't be at all surprised if it's optioned for a movie (is it yet?). It's probably mainly about 'the road not taken', and how we make life choices that we then feel stuck with. But what a way to do it!