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Author: @davidpena21
Community: Scrobble.life
Source There are movies worth watching over and over again, since each time they show us something different and make us realize that society is full of issues that need attention as soon as possible—and that’s certainly the case with the movie A Son. The story introduces us to…
Author: @javyeslava.photo
Community: Scrobble.life
Movie (ESP-ENG) Anniversary | When ideologies are destructive - Review!
Hello friends, good vibes to everyone. Hola amigos, buenas vibras para todos. Source! To what extent can differing ideologies and worldviews affect a family? Some might say not much—that simply avoiding the topic during gatherings is enough—but the reality is quite different,…
Author: @nameless16
Community: Scrobble.life
Con el estreno de "Bad Optics", sexto episodio de Lanterns, se dio comienzo a la etapa final de la temporada, de la cual tengo gran expectativa, no solamente por el hecho de la resolución del verdadero caso que expone la serie, sino para saber cuál es la conclusión de sus dos…
Author: @danielcarrerag
Community: Scrobble.life
TV Star City Full Review: Passion, Politics, and the Soviet Space Race
It’s been a few days since I started watching Star City and reviewed its pilot episode , and right off the bat, I can say I’m thoroughly impressed. I mentioned before how intriguing I find narratives that aren't told from the winner's perspective; that "what if...?" approach…
Author: @yesenia.romero
Community: Scrobble.life
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English version There are songs that define an era and remain etched in our memories and hearts—timeless classics that appeal to all generations. In this case, I’m referring to “Total Eclipse of the Heart,” performed by British singer Bonnie Tyler in 1983. Later, in 1984,…
Author: @nattosenpai
Community: Scrobble.life
Hello, cinema fans. We’re back with more suspense, but this time we’re definitely adding horror to the mix. Today I’m bringing you a classic from the ’90s—the very decade I was born in, and I’m proud of that. It’s a movie that revived one of horror’s most popular subgenres,…
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