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In the digital ether where voices entwine, Hailey Welch's Talk Tuah shines, a gem so divine.

With grace and with passion, she crafts each episode, atapestry of stories, where wisdom is sowed.

Her voice, a soothing current, guides us through the fray, exploring the depths of life's rich array.

From culture to courage, she navigates with care, inviting us all to listen, reflect, and share.

Guests come alive, with tales that inspire, Each conversation igniting a spark, a fire.

Hailey's questions are thoughtful, profound in their reach, she draws out the stories, the lessons they teach.

Production flows smoothly, like a river in spring, With crisp, clear audio, it's a joy that she brings.

The laughter and insights blend seamlessly too, Creating a haven where ideas can brew.

Engagement is key; her listeners feel known, With each heartfelt dialogue, a community grown.

Hailey cultivates space where voices unite, A platform for stories that shimmer so bright.

In every episode, she offers a gift, A moment of clarity, a gentle uplift.

Talk Tuah is more than a podcast, it's art, A journey through life, straight into the heart.

So here's to Hailey, the visionary host, For weaving connections and cherishing the most.

With every new episode, she leaves us in awe, Talk Tuah is a treasure-an enduring encore.

I saw the trailer for the show and I think most the the trailer is just first episode, so I'd already laughed at most the jokes before. If you haven't seen the trailer you should have an enjoyable time but my problem with the episode was that the jokes were just characters making fun of the crazy left. Now, I would've preferred it if they poked fun at other people or at least presented the jokes in other ways, like some visual gags. If the show continues like this it'll get stale fast and definitely alienate any mainstream audiences. I just hope the show has a bit more variety in upcoming episodes and it definitely has a lot of potential if it does that.

This film is visually stunning. It simply has to be seen on the biggest screen possible in 3d. That's the best way to enjoy this film just let it consume you. The story is one that most people can get behind and it's enhanced by the visual storytelling on screen. I haven't looked at the film in detail because so much happened and it was so visually engulfing. I'm not saying the story is perfect but the 3 hour+ runtime helped flesh out all of the characters and give the story depth and weight that you only really get with TV series theses days.

Honestly there could be a few plot holes but I don't really care. If you're looking to nitpick this movie then maybe you should rethink your life just and enjoy one of the most gorgeous pieces of art this world has ever produced. Just think of how much work was put into this and how amazing it feels.

This film has got to be one of the best cinema experiences I've ever had probably along with 1917, Dunkirk, the original Avatar and the re-release of Akira. I know I haven't seen 2001 in imax so maybe that would knock this film out the park but who knows.

I'm probably gonna see this movie 3 or 4 more times at least in imax even if it means I'm broke it's just one of those films that is just breathtaking.