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That death was so satisfying. He was a hot-headed psycho who became a threat to his own. Good riddance.
I enjoy that one too. Paula's songs make me really nostalgic.
Michael Bolton's love ballads are my guilty pleasure. I only listen to them while alone.
Chloe Dancer - Mother Love Bone
Loud Love - Soundgarden
Been A Son - Nirvana
For some people, $5 could be a lot depending on where someone works and their other expenses. Tickets are 10-14 dollars where I live, not including marked-up refreshments. $6.50 would be a bargain, mid-day price.
I think time and energy are even more precious than money, and by sitting through a bad movie just to see if it gets better is wasting your time twice: earning that money and spending time on a trash film. That's a big reason why people complain. There are very, very few movies that are worth watching in the theater, especially with recent prices. I also don't agree with hate-watching anything(I have made this mistake.) or the idea of "so bad, it's good" when it comes to entertainment.
Producers have a responsibility to greenlight exceptional screenplays and filmmakers should be doing their absolute best to portray those stories.
At least you fight it. I usually buy half the store. I've also heard the opposite argument from some people. They suggested that if you shop while full, you buy more purely balanced foods, but those are likely to sit in the kitchen going to waste because you don't really want them.
I'd say there has to be a compromise: you eat just enough to maintain focus and glucose levels, but not so much that you lose interest in choosing good stuff that you will actually eat.
Yes, but I'm often hungry. Unless I've just had a three-course Sunday dinner at my parents' house, I'm probably gonna crave that food.
I only have that immediate reaction to food ads. Damn, I fall for 'em! It doesn't matter if it's for restaurants or grocery store brands. But they're not totally effective because I sometimes buy a similar food from a different source.
Over the past year, with all the world crumbling around us, I've been jumping from one hobby to another and finding related tutorials of:
Cosmetics and body art
Retro Lifestyle
Furniture Restoration
Baking
Specialty Coffee (Which I can't afford right now, but aspire to make)
Tea Culture
In no order,
I am Dina
Hedd Wyn
The Orphanage
The Skin I Live In
Let The Right One In
I'm seen more, but I guess I'm very picky. I've heard great things about M; I just need to watch it.
Obviously Trainspotting. The other is absolute garbage.
Boo: A Madea Halloween.
This happens a lot. I've always had very good hearing, so even average sounds in movies bug me. Any scraping, excessive bells or tumbling noises grate on my ears.
Wives & Daughters, Band of Brothers and that Jane Eyre adaption were nearly perfect TV. Mini-series are severely underrated media and need to come back to major networks. I hate giving a chance to new programs only to have them cancelled on a cliffhanger episode.
Possum
Running With Scissors
The Skin I Live In
I took a break from the news. Just found out and now I'm really sad. She was great in anything she did.
Megan Follows as Anne now seems like an old friend to me. I watched again it a few years ago, and felt bittersweet pangs of nostalgia and affection. I can't watch the updated versions.
Mikesell's Salt and Vinegar.
Runner Up, Kettle Brand Sea Salt.
This is what I was going to say. I think this situation is why carrot cake was invented. Just hide the vegetables in a spice cake and smother it with cream cheese frosting.
The writers on TV shows always break confidentiality laws eventually, even on legal dramas. It seems like a lazy, unrealistic way to create drama. It does happen in real life, but there are serious consequences like being fined, losing one's license, and facing lawsuits.