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My professor didn’t give us a length requirement for this essay.
He also didn’t tell us what he wanted for citations, if any, since it’s a film report and not a research paper.
Also the due date is… confusing. It’s either today, or possibly friday? And I don’t know which.
Also he sort of didn’t explain what he wanted the content to be like.
Basically I’m just sort of writing and hoping I come sort of close to the match. It’s sorta like playing darts blindfolded, after being spun around until you get disoriented.
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Little Bones Things | ♔“King of the lab!”♔
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A Movie Suggestion
Watch Waking Ned Devine.
It’s very sweet, and will very much make you feel good after watching it. It is about a small village in Ireland, where one of the residents wins big in the lottery, and two friends try to figure out who it is.
That synopsis does it no justice at all. It’s much better than it sounds, it is funny, and heartwarming, and filled with beautiful music and scenery.
Also for all of you Hobbit movie fans out there, it has James Nesbitt.
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Waking Ned Divine is one of my favorite films.
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Waking Ned Devine (1998)
I have recently become sadly aware of the fact that this movie isn’t as widely-seen as I assumed, which I don’t understand because it’s fantastic. Like, one of my ten favorite movies of all time, fantastic.
It’s about two best friends, Jackie and Michael, who live in a tiny Irish town of 52 people and who discover that a winning lottery ticket has just been sold in their local shop. With the help of Jackie’s wife Annie (Fionnula Flanagan, aka Eloise Hawking), they attempt to figure out which one of the townsfolk is the winner.
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Waking Ned Devine, 1998
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