Movie Review

Dualistic Unity Movie Review | The Truman Show (1998)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "The Truman Show" (1998, Paramount Pictures) starring Jim Carrey, Laura Linney, and Ed Harris. A profound and inspirational movie about waking up in a world of illusion and having the courage to leave it behind.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | Bruce Almighty (2003)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "Bruce Almighty" (2003, Universal Pictures) starring Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman, and Jennifer Aniston. A deceptively funny movie about what it means to be God and the miracle of being you.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | Fight Club (1999)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "Fight Club" (1999, 20th Century Studios) starring Edward Norton, Brad Pitt, and Helena Bonham Carter. A surprisingly profound movie about the ego, society, and our collective power to make change.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | Soylent Green (1973)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "Soylent Green" (1973, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) starring Charlton Heston. A sci-fi classic about the dangers of over-population and the value of human life.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | The Butterfly Effect (2004)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "The Butterfly Effect" (2004, New Line Cinema) starring Ashton Kutcher and Amy Smart. An intense look at what might happen if one could change the past, the impact of every moment, the consequences of control, and more.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | Ink (2009)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "Ink" (2009, Double Edge Films) starring Chris Kelly, Quinn Hunchar and Jessica Duffy. A brilliant and imaginative story about the downward spiral of self-destruction, hidden influences, and our ability to make another choice.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | Arrival (2016)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "Arrival" (2016, Paramount Pictures) starring Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner. A surprisingly profound movie about extraterrestrial intelligence, egotistical assumptions, the importance of communication, and the influence of language on our perception of reality.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | Peaceful Warrior (2006)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "Peaceful Warrior" (2006, Universal Pictures) starring Scott Mechlowicz, Nick Nolte, and Amy Smart. An inspiring movie about the need for control, the suffering that follows, the process of letting go, and the challenge of embracing the journey that is the way of the peaceful warrior.
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S.5 Ep.9: The Magic of Self-Determinism w/ Quinn Hunchar

This episode is all about change, courage, and growth. Join us as we sit down with our guest Quinn Hunchar to discuss her experiences as a young performer, the influences that led her to that path, the necessity of stepping away for a period of self-reflection and growth, the challenge of blazing your own trail, and the power of responsible self-determinism. Likewise, we discuss the movie Ink (which we've reviewed!), it's profound insights and Quinn's reflections on its impact both then and now. Topics in this episode include (but are not limited to) creativity, resilience, identity, psychedelics, empathy, judgment, conquering the fear of being seen, making the most of every moment, and more.
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Dualistic Unity Movie Review | The Lego Movie (2014)

This week's movie review episode focuses on "The Lego Moviee" (2014, Warner Bros Pictures) starring Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell, Elizabeth Banks, Morgan Freeman, and Will Arnett. A surprisingly profound movie about creativity, control, empathy, and the recognition of a bigger picture.