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New York Times Easy to Not-So-Easy Crossword Puzzle Omnibus, Volume 2: 200 Monday-Saturday Crosswords from the Pages of the New York TimesSerious solvers know that the puzzles in the New York Times get harder as the week goes on. From an easy Monday to a not so easy Friday puzzle, this second omnibus volume in this brand new collection is sure to challenge you with every passing day. * 200 weekday New York Times crosswords * Edited by crossword great Will Shortz * Puzzles range from fairly easy to fairly hard and everything in between. Binding Type: Paperback Publisher: St. Martins
Serious solvers know that the puzzles in the New York Times get harder as the week goes on. From an easy Monday to a not-so-easy Friday puzzle, this second omnibus volume in this brand new collection is sure to challenge you with every passing day.
* 200 weekday New York Times crosswords
* Edited by crossword great Will Shortz
* Puzzles range from fairly easy to fairly hard and everything in between.
Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: St. Martins Press-3PL
Published: 04/01/2008
ISBN: 9780312378325
Pages: 240
Weight: 1.25lbs
Size: 10.80h x 8.20w x 0.60d
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A fantastic ‘day-in-the-life’ movie set in Japan
I really like this movie. It’s kind of peaceful and relaxing and it’s about the mundanity of daily life and the beauty in that. The story does have some conflict but it’s definitely no action movie. Don’t get your expectations out of wack. This is an artistic movie made on a very low budget and character study of one man who works a boring job as a janitor and goes home and listens to cassettes at night. If that sounds interesting to you, you’ll probably love this movie. Also if you have any passing interest in Japan.
I strongly recommend it. Especially for the sale price. And it comes with some nice special features too
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great gift
My daughter’s very favorite movie! We were excited to find it in this format. She will love receiving this for Christmas.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful & Deeply Moving
Not many films have ever moved me to tears, but PERFECT DAYS somehow did. That is not because of any sadness or sentimentality in the film, but because of its almost miraculous way of trespassing into truth: PERFECT DAYS somehow manages to touch the hem of truth in our experience of life. Here we have shifting reflections of humanity's pendulum of thought and emotion, an approximation of truth in light of the existential dilemma of purpose and meaning. However, this dimension of the film is not underscored, but ever gently suggested until the ending's catharsis. It is a philosophical film without any real mention of philosophy, but with an impact that hits the soul.
If you're a Wim Wenders fan, PERFECT DAYS is basic viewing. If you know Koji Yakusho—among Japan's most illustrious actors, who gives an astonishing performance here, the kind that's one for the ages—you know this is essential viewing. If you know neither, it's worth introducing yourself to them.
I suppose at its simplest, PERFECT DAYS is a demonstration of how an older man, Hirayama, has discovered a life that can be well lived. It may not be my choice of a life or yours, but its possibility implies that we can all find the life that brings us peace and self-fulfillment, even if it's unconventional or not the easiest of lives. There are charming and sometimes humorous elements in the depiction of Hirayama's life, and as we learn about him—a "lesson" that, to me, was continually interesting—we're treated to Tokyo and various secondary characters who are distinctive and seem very real, indeed. And the more the film opens up to include those other characters, the more we learn about Hirayama, every tiny detail almost like a little gem.
Those who need lots of physical/plot action in movies may not be able to stick with Wenders' film long enough to see its strengths and feel its overwhelming power. But if you're a gracious enough filmgoer, and patient, you will be well paid for your time and effort by the perfect end of PERFECT DAYS.
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