Things I Like And Don't Like
David AzraelOne thought (mostly) daily.
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Like - Steven Soderbergh
The Christophers is the most interesting new movie I’ve seen lately. The on-again off-again friendship master-apprentice duel between Micaela Coel and Ian Mckellan is a treat. It was not an entirely perfect movie for me; there are certain t...
Don't Like - Admitting Gaps In Your Knowledge
Sometime late last year, I saw Pan’s Labyrinth for the first time. If you had asked me if I had seen it before hand, I would’ve very likely said yes before quickly trying to move the conversation along or giving vaguely agreeable answers to...
Like - Vanity Plates
Vanity is the true spice of life. Just imagine how boring the world would be without it. We’d be painfully accepting of ourselves without the desire to flaunt it or the slightest hint of jealousy toward others. You can get a glimpse of this...
Don't Like - Explanatory Restaurant Service
I love going out to restaurants and I love seeing what different places are doing and how they are serving up dishes. But I increasingly can’t stand the spiel you get from waiters. Maybe it’s because few things feel genuinely new these days...
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