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Film Review: Punishment Park (1971) Much of the turmoil shaping contemporary global politics can be traced back over half a century to the tumultuous era of Richard Nixon’s presidency, particularly his 1971…

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6 days ago

Valencia. The Spanish Coliseum, beautiful townhouses, orange trees in the city center 🍊 🇪🇸 When I got out of the metro in Valencia, I started to wonder if I was still in Spain, or maybe in Italy, in Rome 😉 Because I saw the coliseum. Spanish coliseum - Plaza de Toros…

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Television Review: Spock's Brain (Star Trek, S3X06, 1968) Spock’s Brain (S03E06) Airdate: September 20th 1968 Written by: Lee Cronin Directed by: Marc Daniels Running

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Television Review: Assignment: Earth (Star Trek, S2X26, 1968) Assingment: Earth (S02E26) Airdate: March 29th 1968 Written by: Art Wallace & Gene Roddenberry Directed by: Marc Daniels Ru

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about 6 hours ago

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Film Review: Von Richthofen and Brown (1971) Roger Corman, the self-proclaimed “king of B-movies,” cemented his legacy as a cinematic titan through a prolific output of genre films that not only shaped the contours of…

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3 days ago

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Television Review: Bread and Circuses (Star Trek, S2X14, 1968) Bread and Circuses (S02E14) Airdate: March 15th 1968 Written by: Gene Roddenberry & Gene L. Coon Directed by: Ralph Sen

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Television Review: The Ultimate Computer (Star Trek, S2X24, 1968) The Ultimate Computer (S02E24) Airdate: March 8th 1968 Written by: D. C. Fontana Directed by: John Meredyth Lucas Runn

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Film Review: Billy Jack (1971) The Trial of Billy Jack (1974), the sequel to Tom Laughlin’s 1971 action drama, has cemented itself in cinematic history as a polarising spectacle—often dismissed as one of the…

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6 days ago

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Film Review: Le Boucher (The Butcher, 1970) Claude Chabrol’s Le Boucher (1970), a psychological thriller set in a small French town, is a curious paradox in the history of cinema. While it contains moments of…

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4 days ago

Architecture+Design

The Mexican, an awesome decorated restaurant in Warsaw where Zorro serves cheesecake 🇲🇽 Chandeliers made from tequila-flavored beer bottles, cacti, wide-brimmed sombrero hats and many other details make it so that when you enter The

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