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5. The Voices (2014)
Its humor can be alienating to some, or to many, but to those who enjoy this type of black humor will find “The Voices” truly entertaining. Marjane Satrapi’s vision is certainly something as she puts this likable guy in our center who later goes out of control on a murdering spree because of his sinister pets. It’s even hard to describe the plot without making it sound too weird, but it’s weird in a cool way.
The lead character is played perfectly by Ryan Reynolds in probably his best performance. It’s probably his best because it gives him a chance to do almost everything; it has its charm, it has his dark side, but also when we explore the lead character and the events that led him to become what he is, the movie becomes somewhat sincere and dramatic. Reynolds plays all of those sides exceptionally well, making us find his character as funny, sad and creepy at the same time, which is also the tone the movie goes for.
It’s something that most of us can only imagine in our darkest nightmares. Being arrested or vilified by the press for a crime that we didn’t commit. It’s the stuff of Academy Award–winning dramas and Franz Kafka novels. It’s also something that happens more often than we’d like to think.
The following people come from all walks of life. Some are rich, some are poor. Some are white, some are Middle Eastern, East Asian, or Hispanic. The one thing they have in common is that circumstances conspired to make them appear guilty of a terrible crime they had nothing to do with. Think it couldn’t happen to you? This list suggests we should think again.
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America’s nuclear energy situation is a microcosm of the nation’s broader political dysfunction. We are at an impasse, and the debate around nuclear energy is highly polarized, even contemptuous. This political deadlock ensures that a widely disliked status quo carries on unabated. Depending on one’s politics, Americans are left either with outdated reactors and an unrealized potential for a high-energy but climate-friendly society, or are stuck taking care of ticking time bombs churning out another two thousand tons of unmanageable radioactive waste every year.