

Mufasa: The Lion King Movie Review
Poster for the movie Hi there, everybody, so last month I got to watch Mufasa: The Lion King and to me personally, it was outstanding. I loved how phenomenally rendered the different kinds of colorful scenery we got to see were depicted that I admit was more appealing than the previous film, and reminds us that Africa isn’t all savannas and jungles. Giving the animal characters more emotive facial expressions rather than just going for their voice performers' tone and specie
8 hours ago1 min read
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Interview With My Uncle Mark, A Retired Police Officer
I got to sit down with my Uncle Mark Giannattasio, who is a retired police officer, and ask him some questions for an interview! Thank you for watching! Please continue to share my blog posts and check my TikTok @blake.slade!
Nov 171 min read
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Alpha 2018 Movie Review
Poster for the movie. Ever wanted to watch a prehistoric story about a primitive human going on an adventure with a dog-like animal that doesn’t go anachronistic with dinosaurs? Well that’s what Alpha has to offer in this epic tale about a teenage hunter getting separated from his tribe and lost out in the ice age wilderness where he finds himself forming a companionship with a hurt wolf as the two try to brave the forces of nature while they make their effortful journey back
Nov 52 min read
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My Thoughts on Joe character from Boot Camp
Here is Joe from the 2007 novel Boot Camp  by Todd Strasser, according to ChatGPT based on his description who is quite possibly my most hated character of all time. The assigned "father" for main character Garrett Durrell and his family unit of Dignity at Lake Harmony, Joe is a disgusting, sinister, cruel, and sadistic bastard of a man who proves to be a tormenter rather than mentor as he repeatedly antagonizes Garrett with intense ridicule and insults over the smallest mish
Oct 171 min read
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