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Three Identical Strangers (2018) – Tim Wardle (Friday’s Finest)

One of the siblings said, ‘I wouldn’t believe the story if someone else was telling it. It’s true. Every word of it‘. The problem I often encounter with movie or documentary reviews is that sometimes telling less is more and

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Duel (1971) – Steven Spielberg (Friday’s Finest)

This cult-classic and Spielberg’s second feature-length film as Director – Duel is one of the first movies I remember having seen and it made a lasting impression. It is renowned as one of the greatest made-for-television films ever made. The

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8/08 – 14/08/22 – Tyson Fury, Racial Stereotypes & The new Jordan Peterson

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Tyson Fury’s Speech Will Leave You SpeechlessSpeech excerpts at Wealth Motivation As a small-time boxing aficionado, I was astounded by Tyson Fury’s recent efforts

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25/07 – 31/07/22 – Reality, Tom Cruise & WHO

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. What is Reality? – Alan Watts Audio lecture at Endeavour The truth of the matter is – it all begins here (present). This is

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Whale Rider (2002) – Niki Caro (Friday’s Finest)

Whale Rider is the second New Zealand film to feature here at Friday’s Finest. The first Once Were Warriors was a cultural tour de force leaving cinema-goers gobsmacked, including yours truly. I caught Whale Rider again on the Film and

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Random Thoughts on the Star Wars Enterprise

When I heard the Obi Wan TV series was released I was hoping they could rejuvenate the enterprise. A younger Obi Wan played by Ewan McGregor in the Star Wars prequels was one of the few shining lights in what

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Magic in the Moonlight (2014) – Woody Allen (Friday’s Finest)

Stanley: I can’t forgive you, only God can forgive you. [He begins to walk out the door] Sophie: But you said there is no God. Stanley: [stopping and turning for effect] Precisely my point. Last night, I was on the verge of

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The Wrestler (2008) – Darren Aronofsky (Friday’s Finest)

I was surprised I hadn’t already featured The Wrestler here at Friday’s Finest. This documentary style – minimalist film gave it a subject with an immense intimacy and as an audience member you felt entirely immersed in The Wrestler’s small

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6/05 – 12/06/22 Dopamine, an actual Top Gun & the Power of Observing

Welcome to Monday’s News on the March – The week that was in my digital world. Return to a Baseline of Dopamine – Jocko Willink & Andrew Huberman Podcast at Jocko Podcast This week’s News on the March features two

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Half Nelson (2006) – Ryan Fleck (Friday’s Finest)

One description of the movie Half Nelson I related to was ‘unsentimental’. This movie does not offer answers instead it reflects what the actor Gosling does in his role as a middle-school history teacher (as seen in the video below)

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