One Sentence Media Reviews
I appreciate the sentiment and goal here, which is to help long term monogamous couples maintain an erotic spark in their homes, but I must say that this book is so unrigorous, in that it doesn’t attempt to prove or define anything, that it honestly does a disservice to its own thesis.
While this Guy Ritchie movie doesn’t live up to its forebears (in my humble opinion) in terms of snappy dialogue and humor, it was certainly funny at times, and the twists were nice and exciting, and colin farrell’s character was a classic.
This historical retelling of the fight for the ERA was very worthwhile if you like history and/or strong women actors - powerful cast, nuanced themes, intelligent and careful writing, great music.
A business bro decides he’s wiser than like, descartes marx kant and nietzsche combined, and just solves all the moral and ethical dilemmas of our species in one simple to read airport hardcover - goes about as well as you’d expect.
This well-researched and interesting snappy read is a great window into what goes wrong when a leader goes power crazy and then just crazy, but what I really enjoyed was how the author managed the fact that the author himself, as a local reporter, played a significant role in a lot of the drama.
For some reason I had an idea that Casablanca would be slow and boring but I was definitely mistaken - it crackles with excellent (and often contemporary sounding) dialogue, wonderful acting, memorable scenes, fast-paced action, and an arresting story.
Statham absolutely shines in this perfect “so bad it’s good” action revenge fantasy nonsense, it’s “so poorly written and acted it’s sort of funny”.
This was a short and informative read about life and evolution through the lens of financial markets, and I have to say there were some interesting deep results in here that make it well worth the time for anyone with an amateur interest in finance.