You Want It Darker – A Review
In a Zen Monastery sometime ago Jikan was sitting on a chair in the corner of the shared kitchen. He
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On Decadence
A comparative review of Crime and Punishment and The Picture of Dorian Gray In the limited scope of my reading,
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Review: The Inheritance Cycle
The book tetralogy widely popular with the title of its first book and movie adaptation, Eragon, is a fantasy adventure
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Comic Review: Watchmen
Watchmen is a 12-issue comic book series released in 1987, written by Alan Moore, and illustrated by Dave Gibbons. The
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Movie Review: Karwaan
There’s no lack of movies with road trips. However, what makes Karwaan stand out is the delicate handling of the
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The Hunt – A Review
The gripping tale of a nursery teacher striving to convince the world around, and himself, about who he is. (A
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Film Review – Loving Vincent
Loving Vincent, a Polish-UK co-production, funded by the Polish Film Institute, is about Vincent van Gogh’s life, a Dutch post
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Dead to Me
Life’s a circle and the story of this show is a living testament to this statement, with truly shocking symmetry
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Album Review: Deathconsciousness (2008) by Have a Nice Life
“We’re playing music in a dead genre about believers in a dead religion. Who’s going to want to listen to
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Review: Money Heist
An addiction like none other. A game of chess played with the utmost sophistication wherein you can’t help but fall
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Movie Review: Midsommar (2019)
In a surprising marketing strategy, A24 is offering free couples therapy if you watch ‘Midsommar’ with your significant other. It
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Das Magische Band (The Magic Band) – A Review
Huldufolk (Hidden People) is the namesake given to mythical elves appearing in Icelandic folklore. These mysterious shape-shifters often assume human
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Feeds recommends – In the Aeroplane Over the Sea
In the Aeroplane Over the Sea: The Polarizing Cult Classic This album by Neutral Milk Hotel, an indie-rock band of
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Buses in Tamil Nadu
While you may subconsciously value what you have in hand, at times, it takes a thing or two to remind
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Movie Review : Snowpiercer
Snowpiercer, on the surface, is a typical action packed post apocalyptic thriller, complete with most of the genre’s usual hallmarks.
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Book Review- The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd is a 1926 work of detective fiction by the ‘Queen of Crime’, Agatha Christie. It
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Scott Pilgrim Vs The World: A Reverse Exposé
Before we begin, I’d like to tell you something: Scott Pilgrim is a hard sell. It’s something of an
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Wild Wild Country
Most of the stories that are told today, be it through books, TV shows, plays or movies have a protagonist,
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Album Review – good kid, m.A.A.d city (2012) by Kendrick Lamar
While it is always imperative to study art and not the artist, to really grasp the message of good kid,
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Album Review: Lust by Rei Harikimi and No Other by Gene Clark
There’s a certain melancholy associated with music albums which could’ve gone down as one of the finest in history but
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Bio – Bibliophilia 101
As we turn the pages of history, we are bound to find the names of many personalities – great statesmen,
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Album Review: Random Access Memories (2013) – Daft Punk
Random Access Memories Album Cover; Link:< https://qph.ec.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-b33ef050d7eac7cdd4b170a3f548d461-c > “… And it’s crystal clear, That I don’t ever want it to
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Defendant – A Review
Starring Ji Sung as Park Jung-woo Um Ki-joon as Cha Sun-ho / Cha Min-ho Han Ki-won as young Cha Sun-ho
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Kimi no Nawa – A review
There are times when you wish you could escape from the humdrum of life. You wish you could take your
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Book Review – Maus by Art Spiegelman
Maus opens to a two-page prologue of sorts, a little vignette that the narrator describes in first-person, from the summer
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Movie Review – Get Out (2017)
The movie Get Out is a horror film, which is surprising considering this film is the comedian Jordan Peele’s directorial
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Book Review- 1984 by George Orwell
Think of a dystopian world where you are constantly under surveillance and there’s only one right side to everything –
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