Here are 10 people on a documentary that absolutely changed their lives. 1. Koyaanisqatsi (1982) “Koyaanisqatsi 1982 on Tubi. Not a traditional documentary. Koyaanisqatsi means life out of balance. Just stunning visuals no commentary.
There’s plenty to enjoy about the start of a new month, especially one as predictably joyous as May.
Whenever someone hurts you, you forgive them without a second thought. If someone makes the same mistakes over and over again, they are no longer mistakes. They are conscious choices.
Richard Kelly’s Southland Tales might be one of the strangest movies ever made. Richard Kelly, the director and writer of Donnie Darko, released Southland Tales in 2006, five years after Donnie Darko.
There’s plenty to enjoy about the start of a new month, especially one as predictably joyous as May.
There’s plenty to enjoy about the start of a new month, especially one as predictably joyous as May.
Look, by Final Destination 5, the franchise started to grow mold on it, because of how stale it had become.
I want a love that’s stable. I don’t want fireworks one day and thunderstorms the next. I want my person to treat me with consistency and respect.
Ginny & Georgia returns to Netflix with Georgia behind bars and both Miller women facing their greatest challenges yet.
These recent releases are coming to your favorite streaming services this month.
It’s Saturday morning and you open up Instagram to rewatch your own Story (we all do it, no shame) after you posted a few fun pictures and videos after a night out with your girlfriends.
