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Aya Tsintziras

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Lifestyle writer and editor. Coffee, barre class and pop culture addict.
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17 Years Later, Ridley Scott’s 7-Part Thriller Keeps Getting Better

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By Aya Tsintziras Verified
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In the fall of 2009, I tuned into a new TV series about starting over, moving past a big scandal, and following dreams. It had an intriguing cast of big names who had previous TV success, a premise that makes you think, and clever, funny dialogue. Sometimes you can tell that a show won't last long and wonder if the pilot episode should have been a movie instead. Not every idea can lend itself to a seven-season hit. That wasn't the case here.
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Stephen King’s Most Underrated Thriller Adaptation Still Holds Up

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By Aya Tsintziras Verified
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One of the earliest Stephen King movies I saw was Pet Sematary, and while I don't think the 2019 remake is worth watching, I still enjoy the 1989 original. The film explores the various stages of grief and features some seriously creepy scenes. I'll never forget the traumatic scene involving young Gage (Miko Hughes), and I still think about how strange it would be to live near a graveyard for pets.
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'Seinfeld's Greatest Elaine Quote Still Lives Rent Free In Our Heads

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By Aya Tsintziras Verified
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There are several great sitcom characters, but one stands out to me. She's quirky, speaks her mind, has a great sense of humor, and knows how to hold a grudge. Any mistakes she makes or flaws she has only make her more likable and easier to understand. While she's part of a friend group and her pals are equally funny, she holds her own, whether complaining about punctuation or navigating the dating scene of New York City.
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