I had a couple of days off the past week, so like any sensible person I decided to check out Kansas City. What is in Kansas City? Well, the Kansas City Chiefs are. But, more importantly, my good Cal Poly architecture friend (and roommate) Daniel Weaver is in Kansas City currently working for the sports […]
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So, I am in Kansas City right now hanging out with my good college friend Dan, and we checked out Marvel’s thirty-first MCU film this past weekend Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, which kicks off Phase Five of the Multiverse Saga. Peyton Reed returns to direct the third installment in the Ant-Man film series with
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With Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania coming out this week to kick off Phase Five of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I would like to look back at all the Phase Four movies. Well, almost all of them. I did not see Black Widow when it came out, and I forgot it was even a thing
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Happy post-Super Bowl Monday! Great game with a weird ending in which the Chiefs ultimately topped the Eagles. Good for Patty Mahomes. Anyways, I caught M. Night Shyamalan’s latest movie this past Saturday at my favorite Alamo Drafthouse theater. The movie is based on Paul Trembley’s book The Cabin at the End of the World,
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So, I never thought I would say this, but you should go watch Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. I cannot really understand how great this film is. Puss and Boots: The Last Wish has no business being as good as it is. It is funny, exciting, emotional, and visually beautiful. If you do not
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There are six architecture exams known as the AREs (Architecture Registration Exams) that candidates must pass as a requirement for an architecture license, regardless of jurisdiction. Your first instinct may be to study for an exam, take that exam, then study for the next exam, then take that exam, and so forth. However, I am
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In order to become a licensed architect in a United States jurisdiction, you must pass all six national architecture exams known as the Architecture Registration Exams 5.0, more commonly known as the AREs. According to NCARB, the average time it takes for candidates to pass all six exams is 2.5 years, from the first exam
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To keep these posts shorter, I will be splitting my thoughts on The Batman into two posts: (1) A non-spoiler post of my overall thoughts of the film, which is this one that you are reading, and (2) a SPOILER post about a specific theme of The Batman that I would like to go more
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Introduction to MAEDO MOVIE MINUTES Those who know me understand that I enjoy watching movies, specifically going to the theaters, and getting that nice cinematic experience on the big screen. To express my appreciation of film, I am going to be starting a new (and hopefully reoccurring) segment on this blog called MAEDO MOVIE MINUTES!
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Last year, I had a very hectic weekend around my 24th birthday, going from spending hours scarfing down KBBQ on one night to passing my final architecture exam two days later. Why am I sharing this with you? Because I feel that this specific weekend represents a lot about me: my love of movies, my
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