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  1. Mar 23 : Elevator 🛗
    #Bales2026FilmChallenge #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬
    #LiarLiar (1997)
    A pathological liar-lawyer finds his career turned upside down when he inexplicably cannot physically lie for 24 whole hours.
    #JimCarrey #KristaAllen
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  2. Mar 23 : Elevator 🛗
    #Bales2026FilmChallenge #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬
    #LiarLiar (1997)
    A pathological liar-lawyer finds his career turned upside down when he inexplicably cannot physically lie for 24 whole hours.
    #JimCarrey #KristaAllen
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  3. Pierre Poilievre continues to limit media access, allowing questions from handpicked reporters only...

    What's he hiding?

    cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.671 #cdnpoli #polcan #elxn45 #NOTALEADER #LIARLIAR

  4. So much for transparency and accessibility, eh.

    In the first 2 weeks of #elxn45, Pierre Poilievre took 65 questions—TOTAL—at his press conferences.

    What Pierre Poilievre is hiding should scare the shite out of Canadians.

    hilltimes.com/story/2025/04/09 #notaleader #liarliar #cdnpoli #polcan

  5. Apr 4 : Movie Character Celebrates Birthday 🎂
    #Stonegasmoviechallenge2024 #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬
    @stonegasman

    #LiarLiar (1997)
    Max's parents reconcile and get back together on his birthday.
    #JimCarrey #MauraTierney #JustinCooper

  6. Feb 3 : Favourite Movie / Performance of #MauraTierney
    #Stonegasmoviechallenge2024 #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬
    @stonegasman

    #LiarLiar (1997)
    Fletcher Reede, a pathological liar-lawyer finds family life and marriage up in smoke and needs to work hard to win his wife Audrey and son Max back.

  7. CW: Thoughts on Liar, Liar, Vol. 1 by Haruki Kuou

    So, the premise of this series may sound interesting, but the execution is…lacking. This is very clearly written by an amateur writer, with lots of small issues from narrative structure to lack of expression.

    The cover goes hard on fan service, and you might've expected some in the book, but the illustrations are very generic and not interesting in any way, and the few instances of attempts at female anatomy descriptions are once again very blunt and dull, with no details. Like, the author felt the need to put them there for the marketing checkmark to bump the sales.

    What's particularly grinding my gears is how the narration has no concept of foreshadowing at all. There are no clues to how the events would transpire, the author builds the suspense in a very direct way, by asking the reader how the MC could overcome the supposedly impossible situations. And every time the resolution feels like it was pulled out of thin air.

    The character development is lacking to being nonexistent. The in-universe rules are barely explained, but somehow feel contradictory at the same time.

    All in all, I feel at least the first volume sits very firmly in the mediocre spectrum.

    Kobo edition.

    #ReadingCorner #ReadsOfMastodon #LiarLiar