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Weekly Film Log: February 9-15

Posted on 16 February, 2014 by Lyzette

Another week come and gone. Thankfully I managed to watch a LOT of movies this time around. That also means that much more writing, so be a little patience and skip past any at your own convenience! The Girl Can’t … Continue reading →

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My Top 20 New-to-Me Viewings of 2013

Posted on 27 December, 2013 by Lyzette

Much thanks to Cinema Enthusiast who wrote a similar post that inspired this list. This year has been pretty satisfying in terms of movie-watching. To date I’ve watched nearly 50 films from 2013 – a feat that I’d usually have … Continue reading →