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The 5 worst movies of 2022 at the global box office
1. Amsterdam A horrendous film can exhaust. Or then again it tends to be paralyzingly, head-scratchingly WTF indistinguishable. Or on the other hand it tends to be capriciously irritating and in affection with that very part of itself. David O. Russell's peculiar disaster deals with the questionable qualification of being each of the three on the double. All along, as Christian Bale (in one fugly make-up evolution too far) and John David Washington natter at one another about a looming post-mortem because of reasons that altogether escape the crowd, the film apparently can't decide what's going on with it. Set in a 1930s America that seems as though it's under glass, "Amsterdam" uncovers Bale, Washington and Margot Robbie to be essential for the most un-sizzling of circles of drama — yet the genuine plot is about an endeavored fundamentalist takeover, which really occurred. When the film arrives, you wish that Russell could simply begin once again with that reality and trench the twee failure to discharge he made up.
By David Nwogu3 years ago in Fiction
Life Is Still Beautiful
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. There was nobody preventing her from leaving. Although she felt like she could not leave. All her belongings were there with her, and she would rearrange them often to distract her from her anxiety. Social media consumed her life. It was a window into other people’s happy lives. Everything she saw and read on social media platforms seemed so real. Everyone seems so happy on the surface, and she consumed endless hours of content even though she knew how deceiving those posts could be.
By Barlin Chaves3 years ago in Fiction
Destiny's Path
It all started on a warm summer day in the bustling city of New York. Emily, a young and ambitious marketing assistant, was on her way to a meeting when she stumbled upon a charming street artist. His name was David and he was painting a beautiful portrait of the city skyline.
By Dheenadayalan B3 years ago in Fiction
Innocent Youth
Katie Jones had been working hard all day to get the little house clean for her Mother's birthday and she had finally finished. The nine-year-old girl quickly ran outside and collected a whole bouquet of flowers. She darted back in and put them in a cracked vase in the middle of the two-person table. She then plopped down in a chair and started talking to herself as was her want when alone in the house.
By Jerusha G. Burks3 years ago in Fiction
The Top 3 Novels Everyone Should Read
Reading is a crucial part of life. It allows us to expand our knowledge, broaden our perspectives, and escape into worlds beyond our own. With so many books out there, it can be overwhelming to decide which ones to read. That's why I've compiled a list of the top 3 books that everyone should read.
By Dheenadayalan B3 years ago in Fiction
Shadow of Night
Esther’s heels clicked and clacked down the hallway as she made way for the throne room. Everyone’s eyes were on her as whispers snaked around her gorgeous figure. The red ball gown she wore cascaded down her body in beautiful scarlet rivulets. Her hair was tied up in a mess of braids and curls, slicked back with a single golden pin. The icing on the cake was what lay beneath the dress itself. The single dagger that was strapped to her leg twisted in its sheath as she glided down the ebony hallways, the marble floor glistening under the moonlight. Esther had a single mission, and a couple of blank stares thrown her way weren’t going to stop her.
By Jeremi Samuel3 years ago in Fiction
Modern Bundling
After years of unsuccessful dating, Diane consulted a dating coach. ‘I’m thirty-five,’ she explained. ‘My biological clock is ticking. I always presumed that I would have children, just as I presumed that I would find and marry the man of my dreams. I’m beautiful, brilliant, and well-educated. Men have always swarmed to me. Of course, the man I wanted would want me.
By Richard Seltzer3 years ago in Fiction
