Amichai Abraham
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Three Halloween movies to keep Spooky Season alive
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It’s that spooky time of year again: Halloween time. Unfortunately, I don’t think this Halloween was particularly scary considering that in 2020 every day…
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The controversy and criticism around Bill Burr’s SNL monologue
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Bill Burr recently went on Saturday Night Live and delivered an opening monologue that has stirred up quite a bit of controversy. Some have…
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Is Christopher Nolan’s newest movie Tenet worth the watch?
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I believe Christopher Nolan is one of the greatest directors of our generation, with many classics to his name already such as Inception, Interstellar…
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Cuties: Netflix’s unethical exploitations
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The movie Cuties was recently released onto Netflix amidst massive controversy. For those unaware, the original promotional poster marketing the film showed 11-year-old children…
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The Umbrella Academy: Watch it or waste it?
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Recently I decided to watch The Umbrella Academy unsure of what to expect. All I knew going in was that the show was about…
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COVID-19 and the new movie theatre experience
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For months COVID-19 has damaged business all around the world. The situation has been difficult for many industries, but one that may have been…
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A look at Jake Gyllenhaal’s quirky acting career
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For a while, Jake Gyllenhaal was an actor I didn’t think much of. I always just thought of him as just some other mainstream…
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Post-apocalyptic films to enhance your pandemic experience
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In this time of grave uncertainty and the world going into an increasingly dark place, sometimes it’s important to take your mind off these…
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The ins and outs of Snapchat’s discovery tab content
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Snapchat has a discovery tab filled with stories, entertainment and other channels that one can view. Sometimes when I’m bored, procrastinating or both, I…
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A recap of the 2020 Oscars results
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Last Sunday television screens worldwide were graced with the annual Oscars award show and another historic night for films. In a year with some…
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