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BreweryMap - Find the source of your beer

Food & Drink and Travel

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BreweryMap is the best way to discover new breweries around you. Wired.com recently called...

Dianne Robbins (1738 KP) rated Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet in Podcasts

Nov 13, 2019

Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet

Business, Comedy, Society & Culture

9.0

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Dramatic readings of one-star reviews

Siblings Alex and Christine Schiefer, the latter of whom is co-host of the true crime/paranormal podcast, And That's Why We Drink, share dramatic readings of one-star reviews from Yelp, Google, and other review sites, with an occasional redemption. Listeners write in with a topic and location for them to research for the best one-star reviews and they give us their best reenactments. Their rapport is wonderful, humorous, and fun. I really enjoy listening to these two banter and share stories. They're delightful, adorable and endearing. And the reviews are entertaining.

I wanted to support the podcast so I bought some of the merch, a Beach Too Sandy, Water Too Wet, which is a black shirt with their color logo on it. It arrived quickly, and is soft, comfortable, and fits well.

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Dean (6925 KP) rated Colossal (2016) in Movies

Nov 20, 2019

Colossal (2016)

2016 | Comedy, Drama

7.2

(32 Ratings)

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Odd plot

I missed this at the cinema so gave it a watch as it's on Netflix currently. It comes across as quite a quirky odd film. A girl with a drink problem has to go back to her small town home after being kicked out by her boyfriend. She randomly discovers she has a connection to a giant monster that appears in South Korea.
The problem with this film is it doesn't feel it's going anywhere. What's the connection and why? Why does the lead character make some of her choices? It just doesn't add up. Then the last 15 minutes have a very different change in direction and tone that just didn't fit with the rest of the film. One for those who like quirky films.