Magic Puzzle Company edition! All of these puzzles feature original art, a scavenger hunt list of Easter eggs to find, and numerous pieces of special shapes that are unique to each puzzle. Whenever you finish every puzzle, they do a magic trick. So no spoilers ahead! Big Rock City (1,000 pieces) Our first experience with …
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The 250th Birthday of the United States in Film and TV — Part 4
Leading up to the country’s birthday this summer, I’ve been thinking about all of the movies and TV shows I’ve seen that explore different eras of the United States of America, not just its founding. I’ve tried to compile a personal list that I would recommend to anyone for either first-time viewing or repeat watching, …
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The 250th Birthday of the United States in Film and TV — Part 3
Leading up to the country’s birthday this summer, I’ve been thinking about all of the movies and TV shows I’ve seen that explore different eras of the United States of America, not just its founding. I’ve tried to compile a personal list that I would recommend to anyone for either first-time viewing or repeat watching, …
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Short Summary — Project Hail Mary
Short Summary is an original series in which I write brief reviews of movies, TV shows, video games, books, and more. I go out of my way to not discuss spoilers here, but SPOILER ALERT, if you seriously don't want to know anything, as this movie just came out! As I type this, the Orion …
The 250th Birthday of the United States in Film and TV — Part 2
Leading up to the country’s birthday this summer, I’ve been thinking about all of the movies and TV shows I’ve seen that explore different eras of the United States of America, not just its founding. I’ve tried to compile a personal list that I would recommend to anyone for either first-time viewing or repeat watching, …
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The 250th Birthday of the United States in Film and TV — Part 1
Leading up to the country's birthday this summer, I've been thinking about all of the movies and TV shows I've seen that explore different eras of the United States of America, not just its founding. I've tried to compile a personal list that I would recommend to anyone for either first-time viewing or repeat watching, …
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Puzzle Reviews #1
My husband and I have worked on a couple of puzzles since Christmas (and a few well before then), which gave me the idea to backtrack a bit in order to start a series like this! Hopefully we keep doing puzzles regularly enough that I can give my thoughts on them as we go. Yosemite …
The Last of the Mohicans
I don't think it's a stretch to say that Michael Mann is best known for his film Heat. That movie is a certified classic and worthy of its own post at a later date after I give it another re-watch. But recently, I watched a different, slightly earlier Michael Mann movie once again, and while …
Black Sails
Black Sails was a series originally on Starz, a premium network in the same vein as HBO. While the rest of us were busy over there watching Game of Thrones at what was arguably the height of its popularity, Black Sails premiered as one of many competitors. This was the 2010s, the decade that many …
Short Summary – Red Dead Redemption 2
Short Summary is an original series in which I write brief reviews of movies, TV shows, video games, books, and more. Spoiler alert, just in case! The urge to go and play Red Dead Redemption 2 some more instead of writing this review about it should hopefully speak volumes. But that wouldn't be doing the …
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