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Lee Holden - Qi Gong for Everyone
Podcast
Let Lee Holden (LeeHolden.com ) help you use Qi Gong and your life force energy for increased...
We Were Soldiers (2002)
Movie Watch
One of the first battles of the Vietnam War was well-fought with both sides being extremely...
Retirement for Beginners
Book
The future is ours - let's enjoy it! After all those years of routine you're suddenly free. No more...
Andrew Koltuniuk (762 KP) rated How to Murder Your Wife (1965) in Movies
Feb 17, 2021
Well, I will start off by saying this. This movie was definitely not made in this time. It is definitely a product of its times. However, that being said, it is a fun and enjoyable film that had some laugh-out-loud moments for me. I thought that there were some great moments and that it was definitely worth the time.
Adam Goodes recommended Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) in Movies (curated)
Lena Dunham recommended Conversations With Friends in Books (curated)
Chris Butler recommended The Fog (1980) in Movies (curated)
Ross (3284 KP) rated Mindhunter - Season 2 in TV
Sep 2, 2020
Great series
To my mind, this was a step down from the first series. While we get some well-deserved character development (Holden's mental issues and his reaction to being championed by the new chief; Tench's family issues and him being torn between family and work), the overall story felt like it dragged a little.
The profiling work was crammed into the first few episodes as the later ones focused on trying to catch the Atlanta child-killer. The portrayal of the case seemed very realistic, being long and drawn-out and having to wait for another body to turn up, but for a TV series it was a little dull. Given this is a weaving together of partly fictionalised versions of actual cases, some liberties could have been taken and more killer interviews added in, though I presume these are being saved for later series, of which I hope there are many.
The profiling work was crammed into the first few episodes as the later ones focused on trying to catch the Atlanta child-killer. The portrayal of the case seemed very realistic, being long and drawn-out and having to wait for another body to turn up, but for a TV series it was a little dull. Given this is a weaving together of partly fictionalised versions of actual cases, some liberties could have been taken and more killer interviews added in, though I presume these are being saved for later series, of which I hope there are many.
Esa (5 KP) rated The Handmaid's Tale - Season 1 in TV
Aug 23, 2018
Keeps you on your toes (2 more)
Futuristic scenario
Amazing plot with a twist
It is NOT child friendly (1 more)
Sex scenes
This tv show keeps you very intertained. It throws your emotions all over the place from being extremely happy to mad or sad in an instant. You wont want to stop watching. It is a mixture of old values being brought forth and conformity. I do not recommend people who have PTSD with rape involved because it might trigger something. The Sex scenes don't show much as well as very little nudity. Overall I do recommend this tv show.
Be Great, be Grateful: A Gratitude Journal for Positive Living
Book
Being aware, grateful and appreciative - sounds simple, but it's easy to take things for granted....