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Movie Review 101: Star Wars: Rogue One – Brilliant Side Story of Star Wars

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‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ is a pivotal standalone film that enriches the Star Wars saga by exploring the rebellion’s mission to steal the Death Star plans. Directed by Gareth Edwards, it introduces compelling characters like Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor, weaving themes of hope, sacrifice, and moral complexities within a gripping narrative. With stunning visuals and a powerful score, the film has received critical acclaim and commercial success, solidifying its place in the Star Wars universe. This post analyzes the film’s storyline, character development, cinematography, and its significant ties to ‘A New Hope’, exploring what makes ‘Rogue One’ a memorable entry in the franchise. Image source: Hollywood Reporter

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Music 101: The Genius of John Williams And Iconic Themes

John Williams Music Movie Soundtrack Theme

John Williams, the legendary composer born in 1932 and 93 years old as of 2025, has left an indelible mark on cinema through his collaborations with visionary directors like Steven Spielberg and George Lucas. His unforgettable scores for films such as Star Wars (1977), Jaws (1975), Jurassic Park (1993), and Indiana Jones (1981) remain as powerful today as they were upon their release, some spanning nearly five decades. These iconic movie themes continue to evoke goosebumps, transporting audiences to worlds of adventure, wonder, and suspense with their sweeping orchestrations and emotional resonance. Image source: Star Wars

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Oxford Union Society 2012: Dr Michael Shermer – God Does Not Exist

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In a world that is facing a major pandemic, is there a bigger, more credible reason why many of us cannot see or hear or experience God? Image source: Pinterest

Being locked up in the house due to the lock down since 18th March 2020 except for that few occasions when I venture out to buy the essential groceries, on my free time when I am not working or tied up with house chores, I found myself on the watching university debates, technical speeches, watching 1950s & 1960s movies, attending virtual concerts (like this gem), learning CSS & tweaking my blog site (noticed the changes?), cracking my mind for the next blog posts and rediscovering my love for chess (now that my daughter is picking up the game, she is looking for stronger opponents).

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