Annual Oscar Ritual

Posted on 22 January 2004 by Nolatari

The Academy Awards are my favorite television event of the year…. every year. With movies being my ultimate personal passion, this one event becomes the pinnacle of everything I’ve seen over the past year, and it marks the beginning of a new film year for me. And with such investment in these awards, I make [...]

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A HOME AT THE END OF THE WORLD by Michael Cunningham

Posted on 5 January 2004 by Nolatari

Genre: Fiction & LiteraturePlace of Purchase: library loanReading Began: December 2003Completed Reading: early January 2004
Overall rating: five out of ten
Recommendation to others: Unless you are completely comfortable with the themes of this book, I would recommend passing on this. I found it unsettling and kept reading further not because I was so engaged in the [...]

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PETER PAN

Posted on 5 January 2004 by Nolatari

January 4, 2004 at Cinemark Town Center, Sherman, Texas

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