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Happy Hats for Kids: 15 Playful Hat Designs for Boys and Girls

Kristi Simpson

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Boys and girls alike will be stepping out in style as well as warm and toasty when wearing one of...

The BBQ Central Show

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Podcast

The BBQ Central Show is a weekly internet based show that airs live each Tuesday from 9pm-11pm EST...

American Surfaces

Stephen Shore, Glenn Howard and Bob Nickas

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Stephen Shore is one of the photographers who established colour photography as a legitimate medium...

Watercolour Artist's Bible: The Essential Reference for the Practicing Artist

Marilyn Scott

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Book

Watercolour is a wonderful medium, but it does sometimes seem to have a "mind of its own," refusing...

Olivier Assayas recommended The Leopard (1963) in Movies (curated)

The Leopard (1963)

1963 | International, Classics, Drama

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"One of the greatest films ever made by a director who, almost forty years after his death, is still an intimidating and disturbing figure in the history of cinema. Visconti’s films stand outside the borders of the medium, by their ambition, by their scope, uniting past and present, individuals and history, both deeply human and transcendent. The Leopard, his most translucent, towering achievement, embodies everything the best filmmaking can be, grand, profound, entertaining, physical and metaphysical, sharp as a blade and melodramatic. It stays with you, forever."

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Sight Recovery Camera

Health & Fitness and Photo & Video

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◎Using this app can be expected to have an effect of sight recovery. ◎The selected photos and...

David McK (3425 KP) rated Ready Player One (2018) in Movies

Jan 19, 2019 (Updated Dec 27, 2022)

Spielberg's adaptation of the Ernest Clone book of the same name, and it is an ADAPTATION: that is, takes the same premise and the same basic outline but switches things around where needed.

That's because they're two different things: cinema is a visual medium, whereas a book is in your imagination (and so will never please everyone, as we all imagine things differently).

I did find myself losing attention a couple of times throughout, but all in all this wasn't a bad movie.