by Joseph A. Hazani February 20, 2016
What is redemption? Does it have a flavor similar to justice? As defined before, justice being the preservation of righteousness, we may discern redemption to be the restoration of righteousness. Not so much wronging a right, however, as again the taste of such peripateticism can lead one towards vengeance, as a human subject can define wrongness any way he prefers, over the more....
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by Joseph A. Hazani January 17, 2016
With a tremendously and exceptionally piece of writing for the screen, The Big Short eloquently and tersely as well as excitingly lays out the nutshell of the financial Armageddon that was occurring in the fall of 2008 by giving us insights into the small players, of those that could barely fill out a baseball starting lineup, who saw what was going to transpire. Financial markets....
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by Joseph A. Hazani January 16, 2016
While The Revenant is a gorgeous advancement in the telling of cinema, and its narrative is simple-minded, it nevertheless does reach into the truths about the human condition in a novel manner. Painting lipstick on a pig does not change the innate nature of the animal, though luckily the heart and soul of the film was not similar to being a foul swine. We are....
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