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DCT Season 2 Episode 25: Im Westen nichts Neues / All Quiet on the Western Front (2022), or Probably the Dirtiest World War I Film to Date
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DCT Season 2 Episode 24: Avatar: The Way of Water IMAX 3D (2022), or Why Does James Cameron Love the Water so Much?
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DCT Season 2 Episode 23: Strange World (2022) 3D, or Disney Gets Woke
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DCT Season 2 Episode 22: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022), or Rest in Power, Mr. Chadwick Boseman
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DCT Season 2 Episode 26: The Rundown: The Banshees of Inisherin (2022), The Fabelmans (2022), and Elvis (2022)
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Frankly, very few books have managed to tickle my funny bone, and this book is a hilarious read. I finished it in one day.
Once again, there will be the pressure of comparing the book with the movie, but I made sure that I took the movie out of my head before I even opened the first page. And without bias, I can understand why this book was made into a movie in the first place.
One will sympathize with Bridget Jones; whether you are male or female, gay or lesbian, it doesn't matter. Helen Fielding's humor transcends gender. And after reading the book, one shouldn't be scared of becoming an unmarried thirty-something---life can really be fun for singles, if you just know how to take it all in stride.
Rating: Five stars.
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