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On Instant Gratification
I. As Greek Physician, Hippocrates, said and I quote: "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food. " II. And pick your fancy:
By Tabitha Odutayo7 years ago in Poets
Follow Your Path
I am a fighter, I am a hater, I am a lover, and I am a forgiver. But do not dare call me condescending or a hypocrite. Watch where you are walking along my path.
By R.A. Hudson7 years ago in Poets
'Thor: Ragnarok' Review
Thor: Ragnarok does most things better than any Marvel film to date. A fantastically, colourfully high watermark for the assembly line series. But it’s still a Marvel film. It has the same non-existent level of stakes as the rest. The same abundance of jokes, hollow drama, dreary exposition, winning chemistry, a shrug of the shoulders third act, etc. But what it has that no other Marvel film, or most movies for that matter, is Led Zeppelin’s "Immigrant Song" (twice!). And that immediately rockets it into a stratosphere all of it own, to be showered with adoration, gifts, and all worldly pleasures as the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s champion.
By Nicholas Anthony7 years ago in Geeks
Untitled #04
She is the reason I stopped crying Because she speaks to me and her words tear through my sadness like an army of panthers.
By Sean Jacque-Johnson7 years ago in Poets
For Your Consideration: ABC's 'The Good Doctor'
The Good Doctor has quickly become one of the most popular dramas on television. But why? Why is this show about a doctor with autism so very popular? Why has it, in some demographics, surpassed such beloved shows as The Big Bang Theory in the ratings? What is it about The Good Doctor that struck such a chord with a mass audience? The answer may be somewhat insulting to both the show and its viewers but it makes sense: The Good Doctor is mediocrity for the masses.
By Sean Patrick7 years ago in Geeks
Netflix Review: 'Friends from College'
(Warning: Spoilers ahead.) If you were to look at the picture I've included in this review without ever having seen an episode of Friends from College, you would assume the seven faces you see are the titular "friends," wouldn't you?
By Cait C7 years ago in Geeks
The End of My Days
The end of my days will come from jumping off a cliff for you. But really you pushed me off. I know your twisted ways. Where a friend's a friend until you're done.
By Becca Desta7 years ago in Poets
Reed Alexander's Review of "Rubber (2010)"
SPOILERS!!! THIS cinematic masterpiece is a meta introspective view on our sullen lives as the audience whom craves a release from our daily routine. A primordial beckoning, if you will, towards a greater purpose through the art we wish to consume. “Rubber” is nothing less than a true reflection of our dull lives from which we long to break free.
By Reed Alexander7 years ago in Horror