Nicole Pyles
Blogger at Lady Unemployed
Writer at Freelance
Oregon-based freelance writer, short story writer, and occasional poet. I talk about my Christian faith, my latest writing projects, & books I enjoy.
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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Nicole Pyles
There are some movies you see that never leave you. Sometimes it's a grandiose biopic of an inspiring person from history. Or maybe it's a film from childhood that still leaves you with those twinges of nostalgia. Every now and then, though, you'll watch a movie that resonates with you simply because it's truly remarkable. That's how I felt when I saw "Strangers in Good Company" for the first time. I caught this film on cable television only once after its 1990 release.
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1 week ago |
tomsguide.com | Nicole Pyles
Some movies are released with a built-in fan base from books, like Stephen King novels, the "Harry Potter" series and "The Lord of the Rings," just to name a few. Expectations tend to run high before adaptations hit the big screen. While watching, it's impossible to separate them from their unforgettable connection to their printed counterparts. Every now and then, though, you watch a movie, enjoy it and then realize years (if not decades) later that it was based on a book.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Nicole Pyles
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: TCD/Prod.DB / Alamy Stock PhotoSome movies are released with a built-in fan base from books, like Stephen King novels, the "Harry Potter" series and "The Lord of the Rings," just to name a few. Expectations tend to run high before adaptations hit the big screen. While watching, it's impossible to separate them from their unforgettable connection to their printed counterparts.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Nicole Pyles
19 hours agoDays of Our Lives Preview: EJ’s Got a Possible New Lady *and* Line of Work — Plus, Has [Spoiler] Been Poisoned?
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2 weeks ago |
tomsguide.com | Nicole Pyles
The CBS hit show "Fire Country" just wrapped its gripping third season, during which January’s devastating L.A. wildfires claimed lives and displaced countless families. For many viewers, the show struck a painful chord, blurring the line between fiction and reality. What sets "Fire Country" apart is its respectful, compelling portrayal of incarcerated people given a second chance as volunteer firefighters. It’s raw, heartfelt and deeply human.
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