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the 2017 sci-fi and fantasy challenge
Jan. 3rd, 2017 08:07 amThis sci-fi and fantasy challenge, on the contrary, is absolutely going to happen. The best thing is that this can be a book, a tv show or a movie unless specified otherwise.
[The original idea is from HERE].
( a sci-fi and fantasy challenge 2017 )
[The original idea is from HERE].
( a sci-fi and fantasy challenge 2017 )
the 2017 book challenge
Jan. 3rd, 2017 08:00 amA twin of the movie challenge from HERE.
I'm not sure this is going to happen because I'm not very good at reading when I have to read. So, I will read whatever I'm feeling like and see if it checks any of the boxes.
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peripety gave me this beauty for Christmas and now I'm all eager to scratch the classics off in 2017.
( book challenge 2017 )
I'm not sure this is going to happen because I'm not very good at reading when I have to read. So, I will read whatever I'm feeling like and see if it checks any of the boxes.
Also,
peripety gave me this beauty for Christmas and now I'm all eager to scratch the classics off in 2017. ( book challenge 2017 )
the 2017 movie challenge
Jan. 3rd, 2017 07:55 amThis is the second year of the Great Movie-A-Week Challenge by sladkoezhik!
I finished the 2016 challenge: HERE and I really got out of my comfort zone a few times: I watched an Indian and an Asian movie, and even a silent one; I discovered a new favorite director, Douglas Sirk, and two new fave movies, Tess by Polanski and In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar-wai, and a mindblowing Moon landing documentary For All Mankind; and I had fun time writing all too few reviews.
The rules are simple:
• watch a movie that matches one of the 52 challenge items
• post a review; or group a few reviews in one post whenever you feel like it
• your interpretation of the challenge items can be as creative as you like; go wild!
The whole idea is to get out of your comfort zone and to make new discoveries. Join in!
( 52-in-2017 movie challenge )
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sladkoezhik! I finished the 2016 challenge: HERE and I really got out of my comfort zone a few times: I watched an Indian and an Asian movie, and even a silent one; I discovered a new favorite director, Douglas Sirk, and two new fave movies, Tess by Polanski and In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar-wai, and a mindblowing Moon landing documentary For All Mankind; and I had fun time writing all too few reviews.
The rules are simple:
• watch a movie that matches one of the 52 challenge items
• post a review; or group a few reviews in one post whenever you feel like it
• your interpretation of the challenge items can be as creative as you like; go wild!
The whole idea is to get out of your comfort zone and to make new discoveries. Join in!
( 52-in-2017 movie challenge )
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52-in-2016 movie challenge
Jan. 8th, 2016 07:51 amThis GREAT movie challenge has been making rounds of my Russian flist, and I couldn't resist!
The rules are simple:
• watch a movie that matches one of the 52 challenge items
• post a review; or group a few reviews in one post whenever you feel like it
• your interpretation of the challenge items can be as creative as you like; go wild!
The point is to stretch yourself a little and to expand your watching horizons. I know I watch far too many crime mysteries, sci-fi, and dysfunctional-family shenanigans, but not enough movies - idk, made in Asia or tearjerkers or movies about musicians.
A rather loose English translation of the challenge points under the cut - and those are fun, so you should check them out! and join in? :)
[thruboldnerd - go you!; the original idea by sladkoezhik]
( 52-in-2016 movie challenge )
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The rules are simple:
• watch a movie that matches one of the 52 challenge items
• post a review; or group a few reviews in one post whenever you feel like it
• your interpretation of the challenge items can be as creative as you like; go wild!
The point is to stretch yourself a little and to expand your watching horizons. I know I watch far too many crime mysteries, sci-fi, and dysfunctional-family shenanigans, but not enough movies - idk, made in Asia or tearjerkers or movies about musicians.
A rather loose English translation of the challenge points under the cut - and those are fun, so you should check them out! and join in? :)
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boldnerd - go you!; the original idea by sladkoezhik]( 52-in-2016 movie challenge )
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