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Maus – The greatest story about holocaust ever written
There aren’t lots of stories around that can dig within some of the worse and darkest moments of humanity. Maus is one in a thousand, a compelling opera. Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Reviews
Tagged Americans, Art Spiegelman, Cats, Dogs, Graphic novel, Holocaust, Jewish, Maus, Mice, Nazis, Pigs, Polish
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10 Netflix originals that are worth watching
If you are looking for something to watch on Netflix, here is a list of worldwide originals that, according to me, are really worth watching. Continue reading
The equinox paradox – A star trek concept
Traveling in space could be destroyed if you are lost in it. It is improbable that a ship can make his way home without damages, here lay the USS Equinox. Continue reading
Posted in Explanations
Tagged Katrin Janeway, Prime directive, Sci-fi, Science fiction, Star trek, Time travel, USS Equinox, USS Voyager
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The real story of Halloween, trick or treet
Digging inside various folklores is amazing and one of the best stories is related to one of the most festivities on Earth: Halloween. Continue reading
Posted in Story facts
Tagged Halloween, Ireland, Irish folklore, Jack o'Lantern, Treat, Trick
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What happens if we are alone in the whole universe?
Being alone in the whole universe is a possibility but, somehow, could be an amazing adventure that could let us be, in time, the masters of the universe. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind
Tagged Alien life, Alone, Carl Sagan, Contact, Enrico Fermi, First contact, Miller-Urey experiment, Nelson Mandela, Sci-fi, Science, Science fiction
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Supernatural – The story of an amazing writer
Supernatural is the representation of a novel where the writer puts its own soul and heart in order to create something amazing. Continue reading
Posted in Explanations
Tagged Chuck, Creation, God, Prophet, Sam and Dean Winchester, Show, Story, Supernatural, Writer
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The art of subverting expectations
Subverting expectations is, according to me, a good thing if used with wisdom. Unfortunately “Game of Thrones” didn’t in the mess of season 8. Continue reading
Posted in Mots & Concepts, Reviews
Tagged Drogon, Emmy award, Game of Thrones, George R. R. Martin, Script, Subverting expectations
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The egg – A Weir(d) concept of God and existence
The Egg is an amazing short story written by Andy Weir, one of the best writers around. The Egg speaks about life, afterlife and how they could be seen. Continue reading
A subtle and short guide on how to write good reviews
Today the reviews are the very currency on the internet, this sentence is actually real, but knowing how to write them is a tough question. Continue reading
Posted in Blowmind, Explanations, Mots & Concepts
Tagged Bad reviews, Good reveiws, Reviews
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Why does Avatar need to win the box office war?
Avatar and Avengers endgame are playing a significative war in term of box office, but I think that Endgame is not even ready to fight. Continue reading
Posted in Mots & Concepts
Tagged 3D, Avatar, Avengers Endgame, Avengers Infinity War, Box office, Inevitable, James Cameron
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