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It is hard to believe that “The American President” turns 25 years old this year. Directed by Rob Reiner and written by Aaron Sorkin, the film starred Michael Douglas, Annette Bening, Martin Sheen, Michael J. Fox, and Richard Dreyfuss. This is one of the few movies from the 1990s that had the perfect mix of […]… Continue reading Movie Flashback: The American President (1995) — The Nerds Uncanny

So, we write a lot about the movies we watch. Some good reviews, some bad reviews. But we realized as we’ve been undertaking this challenge that we don’t really talk about the movies we loved before we began. For those of you who aren’t too familiar with our movie taste, we decided to just write […]… Continue reading Movies We Love: Jojo Rabbit — MOTION PICTURE MADNESS

Movie theaters can feel like sacred ground. One goes there because they love films, sure, but there’s also the darkened room, the giant screen, the hopefully not-too-loud noise of fellow audience members whispering and munching on snacks. These are the elements that, when combined, help shut out a distracting and sometimes overwhelming outside world. For […]… Continue reading The Best Distraction From News and Social Media? Foreign Films — N6AQ.com

The weirdness of writing this a week in advance continues to sink in because as I think of what things will be like on the day of its posting, I’m mired in the events of that day itself and what new horrors reveal themselves. 241 more words via The Politics Thread Looks Back On May 5th… Continue reading The Politics Thread Looks Back On May 5th — The Avocado

Welcome to my weekly discussion of the films of the Walt Disney Studio. I’m proceeding mostly chronologically. The title comes from a quote from Walt, “I never called my work an ‘art’ It’s part of show business, the business of building entertainment.” Title: Christopher Robin Year: 2018 Source materials: The film is inspired by A.… Continue reading Building Entertainment: The Films of the Walt Disney Studio. Christopher Robin — The Avocado

Really struggling for something to write today. The weekend’s offer so much possibility for things to do, no obligations, nowhere to go because of the lockdown – so perfect time to take on projects. There are projects I have vague ideas of starting. The cupboards needs emptying and cleaning, the window frames need a lick […]… Continue reading May 2nd 2020 – Filling the Weekend — Phil Allwright’s Blog

The Hilarious World of Depression by John Moe is the radio personality’s first foray into writing. Part memoir, part self-help, Moe’s book combines real-life experience with a sort of analysis of the knowledge gained from that experience. Moe tells not only his own story in The Hilarious World of Depression, but the stories of his […]… Continue reading ‘The Hilarious World of Depression’ by John Moe — Centered on Books

Hey there everybody welcome to another review! Today I will be taking a look at the newest animated film made by Blue Sky, the studio most well known for their Ice Age movies. Though over the years they’ve proven themselves more than capable of producing successful original projects with most of them being quite good […]… Continue reading Review: Spies In Disguise — Review Time

As a blogger you may at time find it challenging to write because you simply aren’t inspired. It’s a very common issue, but it can be a crippling one. Losing a days worth of Writing, and Publishing can immensely hurt your Sites SEO. That’s why you either A) Always Need To Be Inspired, or B) […]… Continue reading 6 Ways To Gain Inspiration For Blogging — It’s all about Inspiration

Are you writing a book? via Writing a book? Go for it! a Guest Blog Post by Mr E — Happiness Between Tails by da-AL