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Till death do us part
Bullshit. Marriage doesn’t end with death. Love doesn’t die with their last breath. Vowing to love, respect, and honor someone only when they are alive is almost as bad as signing a prenup. Real love lasts forever. Death did us part but our marriage doesn’t end until we say so.
By Martyna Dearing3 years ago in Critique
Yellowstone or Bust
Yellowstone is like watching a fight break out while you're taking your family out to a nice meal at Steak-n-Shake. You can't understand why anyone would be fighting at Steak-n-Shake and you already paid and your child hasn't eaten all of their chicken tenders so, you're stuck with this inanity.
By Adam Diehl3 years ago in Critique
2001 Space Odyssey
An epic cinematic masterpiece that addresses the age-old questions of who are we, where did we come from and where are we going. The journey explores our past, present, and future and takes us to our ultimate destination in some far-flung Utopia, deep in outer space. To infinity and beyond.
By Liam Ireland3 years ago in Critique
Center around a city : London - Joined Realm
Brief show London, the energetic capital of the Unified Realm, reaches out over about 1,572 km² along the banks of the Waterway Thames. With a cosmopolitan populace of over 8.9 million, it is perhaps of Europe's most crowded city. Its striking differences consolidate history and advancement, with notable tourist spots, for example, the Royal residence of Westminster, the Pinnacle of London and the London Eye hobnobbing with contemporary high rises.
By L.Soufiane3 years ago in Critique
The Pianist - Beauty Survives
It has been said that music has the charms to tame the savage beast. This proved true for Wladyslaw Szilman, holocaust survivor, and Polish-jewish pianist. Seperated from his family, forced to play for the very ones responsible for toppling his world *Music was his passion. Survival was his masterpiece.*
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Critique
