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I friend recently suggested Funkyflick to me. He said it was a great way to find movie recommendations based on a particular theme, subject, movie or anything else for that matter. I enjoy cooking and have a food and cooking tips blog at www.platingpixels.com. I searched for 'cooking' and was provided with a lists of movies based on this subject. Some I had seen and some I had never heard of. One move that caught my attention was 'Julie & Julia'. I did not know about this movie until I found this suggestion. It turned out to be a really good movie about Julia Childs' creating her famous cookbook and a blogger who decided to cook through that entire cookbook in one year. I'm glad I found this movie. It helped inspire me to pursue my interest in food photography and start a blog.
I friend recently suggested Funkyflick to me. He said it was a great way to find movie recommendations based on a particular theme, subject, movie or anything else for that matter.
I enjoy cooking and have a food and cooking tips blog at www.platingpixels.com. I searched for 'cooking' and was provided with a lists of movies based on this subject. Some I had seen and some I had never heard of. One move that caught my attention was 'Julie & Julia'. I did not know about this movie until I found this suggestion. It turned out to be a really good movie about Julia Childs' creating her famous cookbook and a blogger who decided to cook through that entire cookbook in one year.
I'm glad I found this movie. It helped inspire me to pursue my interest in food photography and start a blog.
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