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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Fictive Dream Special Call for Submissions
Fictive Dream Special Call for Submissions
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Cobra Kai Demonstrates the Proper Way to Make Sequels and Spin-Offs (No Spoilers)
Cobra Kai can't be missed by fans of The Karate Kid (1984) #CobraKai #KarateKid #1980s
Immediately, there’s groaning and head-shaking at the sound of a classic being remade or having another instalment added. Admittedly, when I heard Cobra Kai was in the making, I pictured all the things that could go wrong. They could just lazily invoke the memories of The Karate Kid (1984) while messing up classic characters. The perpetual disappointment of favourite films and TV series being…
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The Princess Diarist by Carrie Fisher – Book Review
The Princess Diarist by Carrie Fisher – Book Review #CarrieFisher #ThePrincessDiarist #StarWars
A possible assumption by owners of Carrie Fisher’s previous books would be: ‘I already know her story, this book will be a rehash, so why should I bother?’ Fortunately, this “Sort of memoir” focuses on her life in the film industry in detail, rather than a wider documentation of her life on a whole. While this was marketed as a kiss-and-tell and dragged Harrison Ford screaming from his…
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A Character Study of Erik Killmonger
A closer look at the Black Panther villain #BlackPanther #Marvel #Killmonger
As I’m not well-versed with the Black Panther comics, this post will only discuss the film’s depiction of Erik Killmonger with few references to the comics where relevant. Some of the points made here are also addressed in my analysis of the film’s themes overall.
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Post-Colonial Discourse in Black Panther (2018) - Spoilers
A post-colonial study of the latest Marvel film #BlackPanther #Wakanda #Killmonger
For me, many messages could be gleaned by viewing Black Panther; the film says so much and still achieves audience entertainment. Although it’s stated from the outset that the fictional African nation of Wakanda avoided colonisation from Western powers, the film is steeped in post-colonial discourse, among other layers that make Black Panthera thematically-rich blockbuster. The film addresses the…
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Joseph and Lyudmilla: The Most Intriguing Storyline in McMafia (Spoilers) - Part 3
Providing a softness to counter Alex's dark decent #McMafia #BBC
Click here for Part 2. Well, that finale certainly left you wanting more. Character metamorphoses, realisations, chases, tears, and tender moments: this is what needs to be taken away from the series. (more…)
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Joseph and Lyudmilla: The Most Intriguing Storyline in McMafia (Spoilers) – Part 2
Lyudmilla's bid for freedom in McMafia gains momentum #McMafia #BBC
As predicted, McMafia upped the stakes in episode 7, and with the finale only days away we’re all wondering what the outcome could be. (more…)
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Joseph and Lyudmilla: The Most Intriguing Storyline in McMafia (Spoilers) - Part 1
McMafia's redeeming quality
The level of criticism McMafia has attracted is surprising. It does, like any other art produced in the entertainment industry, have its flaws. The plot became difficult to follow and slowed significantly in pace (not that slow TV and film is always synonymous with bad) following the second episode. Nevertheless, it has picked up and things have fallen into place due to the events of episode 6.…
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How to Survive Your Dissertation
Struggling with your dissertation? I have the solution . . . or quite a few. #Dissertation #University #Studyhelp
If you have clicked this post, chances are you resemble Man in Photo. Alas, there is hope, if you follow these steps:
Don’t leave securing your supervisor til the last minute. They’re popular people and won’t appreciate begging (the nice ones will grit their teeth before accepting).
Read as soon as possible. Don’t think, “Oh, I have plenty of time.” YOU NEVER HAVE TIME. Time is elusive. At least…
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Ophelia Vert Language Videos
Friendly, helpful language videos for learners.
This Youtuber doesn’t have enough views.
If you want a Youtuber who discusses your interests and hobbies in a friendly, breezy and approachable way (who also puts me to shame with her French accent), I present Ophelia Vert.
She writes plays:
I’ve never planned a play out this way, but it’s quite a helpful exercise.
(Names blocked out due to influences drawn from real people, and I don’t want to…
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Why Star Wars: The Last Jedi Was Disappointing (For Me)
Disclaimer: Some media outlets and social media platforms are attributing backlash towards The Last Jedi to rabid White Un-PC fanboys, who decry how the franchise is over-run by SJWs and Feminazis. I don’t qualify as a rabid White Un-PC fanboy: none of these labels applies to me. I’m open-minded enough to say I’m glad people enjoyed the film and that they felt uplifted by it this Christmas…
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Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015) - A Simple Premise Delivered with Careful Purpose (Spoilers)
Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015) – A Simple Premise Delivered with Careful Purpose (Spoilers)
When one hears Yash Raj Films, titles such as Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Mohabbatein, Veer-Zaara and Fanaa spring to mind. Feel-good, tragic, warmth-inducing icons of Indian cinema. So, when I read the synopsis for Dum Laga Ke Haisha, I had to double-check the production company. Here’s the trailer with English subtitles.
Dum Laga Ke Haishacouldn’t stand out more from the crowd. While couples in…
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The Mystery of Rey: Clever Marketing from Disney
Why the Question of Rey's Parentage is Clever Marketing from Disney
Following the revitalisation of the Star Wars franchise with Episode 7: The Force Awakens, one question emerged out of many: who is Rey?
Scores of articles appeared on Google daily, litigating Rey’s parentage. Some championed Luke Skywalker as her father, attributing similarities in character arcs, while others suggested Han Solo or even Obi-Wan Kenobi. Or some othertheory entirely. The debate…
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1st Person POV in Writing - Remove "I"s and Eyes
Avoiding 1st Person Narrative Pitfalls
I came across this gem: http://www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com/most-common-mistakes-series-is-your-2/ and my perspective on 1st Person point-of-view changed for the better.
As we know, 1st Person involves heavy use of the word “I”, as well as a deeper understanding into the main character. Many people dislike 1st Person narrative, because it can feel like the reader is being bogged down with…
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Tips on Pacing Your Short Story
Tips on Pacing Your Short Story
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The "I've Forgotten My French!" Survival Post
J'ai oublié mon français . . .
Consider this like Regaine, only instead of it stimulating hair, we’re going to re-grow your French. Regaine for False-Beginners.
The French is there still, somewhere buried inside your memory, you just need to find ways to draw it back out. There is hope. You just have to overcome the block that is making you feel like returning to your old ability is impossible. Et voila:
Music:
Je Sais Pas,…
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We Need to Talk About The Keeping Room
We Need to Talk About The Keeping Room (Film)
Racking up just 2 1/2 stars on Netflix (as of 10th January 2016), The Keeping Room‘s quiet, unappreciated presence is puzzling given its hook. Three young Southern women left to defend their land against, well, anything, during the American Civil War. Two sisters and their slave. That in itself should prove a draw for some positivity as American Civil War films tend to focus more on the men going…
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