mmb02191 (81 KP) rated Black Mirror: Bandersnatch (2018) in Movies
Jan 19, 2019
I love choose your own adventure stories and games, so bringing that to a movie was such an interesting idea.
The system was very smooth and didn't lag. It was wonderful and drew me in.
I see some people complaining about it being repetitive.. .but it's a choose your own adventure story, so that kind of goes with it. You need to replay it to get the different endings, and if you mess up, you get sent back. That's part of the joy, in my opinion.
Questy Quest
Games, Entertainment and Stickers
App
Time your taps to attack silly monsters! Unlock custom gear, then upgrade it to make your hero...
Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition
Video Game Watch
Kentucky Route Zero is a magical realist adventure game about a secret highway in the caves beneath...
adventure
In the Valley of Gods
Video Game Watch
A single-player, first-person adventure set deep in the desert of Egypt. From the team that...
action adventure
Explorer's Atlas: Facts for the Incurably Curious
Piotr Wilkowiecki and Michal Gaszynski
Book
Discover the most intriguing, fascinating and extraordinary facts about the world in this lavishly...
Survival Geeks
Neil Googe, Emma Beeby and Gordon Rennie
Book
Survival Geeks, a media-savvy sci-fi adventure! A parody of contemporary geek culture, for fans of...
Captain Blood
Rafael Sabatini and Kate Mosse
Book
WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY KATE MOSSE. Wrongfully arrested following the Monmouth rebellion of 1685,...
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David McK (3663 KP) rated Objectif Lune (Destination Moon) (Tintin #16) in Books
Jul 7, 2020
Unlike its sequel (Explorers on the Moon), this one is mainly set on good old Planet Earth itself, with Tintin (and Snowy!), Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus and the bungling Thompson twins all in the Sprodj Atomic Research Centre in Syldavia, working on the rocket that will take them to the moon!
This, I believe, is also one of only a handful of 2-part stories (the others being the earlier The Secret of the Unicorn followed by Red Rackham's Treasure and The Seven Crystal Ballsfollowed by Prisoners of the Sun).
Finally, remember the era in which they were written!




