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Cold Comfort Farm & The Prestige & Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Book Summary
Book reviews "Cold Comfort Farm" is a comic novel by English writer Stella Gibbons. It was first published in 1932. In contemporary rural life, romance and sometimes destructive stories emerge from writers like Mary Webb. Gibbons' Cold Comfort Firm alludes specifically to several novels as a parody of the "Loam and Lovechild" genre.
Mehedi Hasan ShawonPublished 39 minutes ago in Geeks
Why Do We Need Entertainment
If you look at the synonyms for entertainment. --amusement, pleasure, leisure, recreation, relaxation, fun, enjoyment, interest, diversion--you notice that it does not appear to have to do with work. So, earlier in our recent past, either because our work was manual labor, or we were supervising laborers, entertainment was more, "of the mind," yet, today, when most people work from a desk, (or even in the entertainment field), that which we call entertainment would be a busmen's holiday, and not truly an escape at all. So, truly, entertainment now represents occupying the mind in a different way than normal. Even a real-life detective might find it an enjoyable practice to solve a murder in 44 minutes given the fact that it is not real life, with the tedious responsibilities of notifying the families of victims or sparring with perpetrators, and attorneys of both sides.
emmanuel ayamePublished about 17 hours ago in Geeks
Everything Everywhere All At Once Is A Must-See Experience
It takes a special person or persons to combine elements of the ridiculous, the bizarre, the kinky, the scientific, and the wonderful into one big boiling stew of ingredients and come out with something so “special.” That is what happened in the Michelle Yeoh lead release ‘Everything, Everywhere, All At Once.’
Jason Ray MortonPublished about 19 hours ago in Geeks
The Fast and the Furious: Impact of a Legend.
The summer of 2001 was without a doubt one of my favorite summers as a kid. I remember being at summer camp, going to the beach, going to the zoo, getting a visit from my grandparents and all the great music and movies that came out at that time. One of the top five most memorable movies from that summer that all action adventure junkies were excited about was The Fast and the Furious, starring Vin Diesel and Paul Walker.
Joe PattersonPublished about 20 hours ago in Geeks
Popeye the Sailor Man
With a singular way of speaking and laughing, excessively muscular forearms with anchor tattoos, a blind eye and his characteristic pipe, Popeye conquered the hearts of several generations, who saw the adventures of the brave sailor saving Olivia from the clutches of the fearsome Bluto. , his archenemy and rival.
Nouman ul haqPublished about 20 hours ago in Geeks
Teen Wolf: Scott McCall's 5 Best Quotes (& 5 Of Derek Hale's)
As the hero of the story, Scott McCall needs a mentor to help guide him along his journey. In the early seasons, it appears that Deaton might be this mentor, but as time goes by, it becomes increasingly clear that Scott is following in the footsteps of Derek Hale. However, this doesn't mean that the two werewolves are similar in character.
Svetlana SterlinPublished about 23 hours ago in Geeks
Multiverse of Madness: 8 Marvel Characters Who Have Been Corrupted By The Darkhold In The Comics
After a long wait, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness has finally hit theatres. The film's key conflict stems from the fact that Wanda Maximoff, the Scarlet Witch, has become corrupted by the evil magical tome known as the Darkhold, and developed an obsession with reuniting with her lost children, with little regard for who might be hurt in the process.
Kristy AndersonPublished about 23 hours ago in Geeks
Everything you should know about Bubble, Netflix's new anime movie
The anime film was part of the Official Selection of the Berlinale 2022. With a dream team and after its world premiere at the last Berlinale, the original film Bubble finally arrives in the Netflix catalog. A dazzling and ambitious production in equal doses, which seeks to conquer the general audience in all corners of the globe.
Villainess Review: Megan Devereaux (Stolen in Her Sleep)
I had been looking forward to Stolen in Her Sleep since learning about this film back in late January, and as usual, I have my reasons. The film centered on Hallie Reynolds, an artist and the married mother of an infant daughter, Ava, who was born with a bad heart and had received a new one via a transplant. As quickly established, Hallie is on medication to deal with the anxiety that came as a result of her worries over her daughter, as well as juggling her job and motherhood, which has led to her mother-in-law, Lynne Reynolds, offering to help Hallie and husband James Reynolds with Ava. Lynne, well, can be a bit much, but Hallie finds some ease in the form of a new friend, Megan Devereaux, an art PR.
Clyde E. DawkinsPublished a day ago in Geeks
Some life lessons from the movie The Greatest Showman
The film tells, in the form of a musical, the life of Phineas Taylor Barnum (Hugh Jackman), the person who invented the concept of the circus as we know it today.
My Review of "Young Rock: Season 2"
Young Rock: Season 2 has recently finished up. This season has a lot more substance to it. Last season we were provided a lot of entertaining stories to introduce us to all of the main characters of the show. It was a great introduction to the show and brought up a lot of anticipation to this second season.
Brian AnonymousPublished a day ago in Geeks
My Review of "The Valet"
The Valet has recently started streaming exclusively on Hulu and Disney Plus. It's a movie that I think would have done rather decently in the theatres. That's why I'm a little curious why they immediately streamed this when they could have started out in the theatres.
Brian AnonymousPublished a day ago in Geeks
