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We at the Clog hope these movie recommendations leave your November feeling a little better. Because with midterms, the time change and Thanksgiving stress, we all deserve to feel warm, fuzzy and an extra bit gooey inside.

Our next spot in our A-Z date ideas in the Bay Area is sure to be the perfect activity for all kinds of people: a drive-in movie! With often low prices, a wide variety of options and pretty simple preparation, there are so many reasons to try out this idea!

Cohen is painted as a man bent on two things: God and not repeating himself. The film’s strength is its use of archival footage to attest to this lonely and difficult urgency for ever-new forms of holiness.

My clasped control on my manicured identity had given me multiple eating disorders and a vapid social circle with no one to really talk to.

Spoiler alert — life isn’t a movie. It doesn’t have an inciting incident, rising action, climax, declining action and resolution.

My identity is nowhere near as cut-and-paste as I originally thought — nor was the challenge of trying to put myself in a box easy.

Freshman announced that despite being scary, “The Witch” couldn’t evoke the same dread as the idea that he’s already missed achieving his dreams.

There’s really no point in fighting the inevitable changing of the seasons. So instead of fighting it, why not just embrace it?

"Shang-Chi" is one of the only Hollywood movies overcoming the typical “invisible” Asian man or the hypersexualized Asian woman stereotypes.