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A place for home-educating families to share their favorite educational movies... whether they include PBS' series "Evolution" or Renaissance costume dramas. Check your religious disagreements at the door: this group is specifically secular.
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Comment by CullensGirl on August 11, 2008 at 10:39am -
wow - netflix truley does have it all... never thought about incorporating my membership for homeschool stuff.
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Pihk replied to Microwaved's discussion 'The Listening Thread Part 8: STOP THE HATE...Unless of course you really don't want to then by all means keep it up...' in the group The Soundtracks to Our Lives
Sevorin replied to The Professor's discussion 'What did you watch today? v 33.0'"The 1951 English version has bigger tits.
Flashman went on to be one of the great comic creations in George MacDonald Fraser's wonderful series about his post-Rugby years."
"It's the format and process that keep changing."
Stuie299 replied to Stuie299's discussion 'Netflix makes their interface even worse'"I'm not talking about the recommendations themselves. I'm talking about how you access the recommendations. Sure I can look on a movie's page and see what it's suggested rating is for me, but they've made it so I now have to…"
Ando replied to Ando's discussion 'Julius Caesar' in the group Shake & Stir"Actually, this is a closer examination of power - who covets it and who mishandles it - than the Mankiewics version; which is to say it's closer to the spirit of the play than the glossier 1953 film. The editing in this one plays down, if not…"
Nerves replied to The Professor's discussion 'What did you watch today? v 33.0'"Tom Brown's School Days (1940)
3/5 Stars
Based on the novel of the same name which in turn is based on real life education reformer Thomas Arnold (1795 - 1842). Somewhat sappy and preachy at times. Considering that it was made in England…"
Spindaddydad replied to JediWoman's discussion 'Split formats!'"Criminal and dishonest? Get a grip. What's criminal is that you continue to give your money to a company you believe to criminal and dishonest."
Ando replied to The Professor's discussion 'What did you watch today? v 33.0'"I watch The Rose every few years or so. It resonates differently each time. Mostly, I guess, because I've been through another car crash of a relationship and Midler's travails as the fast burning Joplin searching for a safe…"
Ando replied to Ando's discussion 'Great Shots. Post 'em!' in the group The Fan"Spooky cap - but brilliant. Thanks"
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