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Dean (6925 KP) rated Three (2006) in Movies

Sep 1, 2018 (Updated Sep 1, 2018)

Three (2006)

2006 | Drama, Thriller

4.3

(3 Ratings)

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Seemed like a good idea...

Also known as Survival Island in America. Classed as an erotic thriller, unfortunately failing on both counts. Kelly Brook does get naked for about 2 mins of the film and that's it. There isn't much tension, or scares and it has a daft voodoo sub-plot. A similar and much better film, also starring Billy Zane, is Deep Calm.

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Space Twist

Games and Stickers

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Mind-bending puzzle game about adventures and survival in colorful space The team of astronauts got...

The Distance

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What's the hardest thing about business? Not going out of business. The Distance features stories of...

Mentorship

Zoe Wilkes, Lesley Joyce and Linda Edmond

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Mentoring and practice assessment is an increasingly important aspect of your ongoing professional...

American Vampire: Vol 03

Scott Snyder and Daniel Zezelj

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Collecting AMERICAN VAMPIRE #12-18 and SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST #1-5! Pearl's husband Henry joins a...

Old 37/Death Call/Ambulance 37 (2015)

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Disguised as paramedics, two sadistic brothers target their helpless victims by intercepting 911...

Zackary Drucker recommended Man's Search for Meaning: The Classic Tribute to Hope from the Holocaust in Books (curated)

"Viktor Frankl was a disciple of Freud. He was a psychoanalyst who, after surviving a death camp in the Holocaust, wrote this deeply spiritual book that is simultaneously psychoanalytic and autobiographical. This is a book about the power of the mind creating a reason to live in order to survive a dire situation. There is no more powerful a story than one about survival."

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Fatoumata Diawara recommended Lady Sings The Blues by Billie Holiday in Music (curated)

Lady Sings The Blues by Billie Holiday

1956 | Blues, Jazz, Vocal

5.0

(1 Ratings)

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"Musically, it's so beautiful. It's one of those classical voices from that time. Ladies singing the blues: the title is very powerful. It's a woman singing her problems. The blues to me is when you cannot cry about your problems, you have to sing them. It's a kind of survival song. She's crying inside but she transforms her voice into a kind of hope."

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