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A Guide to Supervising Non-Native English Writers of Theses and Dissertations: Focusing on the Writing Process
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Focused on the writing process, A Guide to Supervising Non-Native English Writers of Theses and...

Emma @ The Movies (1786 KP) rated Skyfire (2019) in Movies
Mar 28, 2021

Luke (278 KP) rated Project Almanac (2015) in Movies
Jun 16, 2017
Story (1 more)
Brilliant Ending
I Would Use The Project To Go Back So I Could Enjoy Watching This For The First Time Again
With this film i said to the wife, i want to watch that it looks good. She said No way looks really rubbish.
I enjoyed being right for once,
We loved this film, it is very underrated for how good this film is.
It grips you and then lets you ride there rollercoaster to disaster. Well worth the watch
I enjoyed being right for once,
We loved this film, it is very underrated for how good this film is.
It grips you and then lets you ride there rollercoaster to disaster. Well worth the watch

Can We Travel Through Time?: The 20 Big Questions in Physics
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Can We Travel Through Time? addresses 20 of the most fundamental and frequently asked questions in...

Bonded (Law of the Lycans #1)
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Reno’s a tough Enforcer for Lycan Link who finds himself drawn to Brandi but duty rules his life....
Adult Paranormal Romance
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Little England
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A timely selection of award-winning columnist Ian Jack's incisive and thought-provoking journalism...

Dean (6927 KP) rated Flood (2007) in Movies
Sep 23, 2019 (Updated Sep 23, 2019)
This is a fairly decent disaster film. It's a nice change to see a film of this type set outside New York for a change! Some of the acting is pretty dour....the old guy playing a marine expert is especially bad, talking at the same pace and tone no matter what the scene. However the SFX in places are impressive and shots of a flooded London are believable. Overall it would have benefitted from a bigger budget, but it is still watchable.

David McK (3562 KP) rated Logan (2017) in Movies
Jan 24, 2019 (Updated Jan 21, 2022)
Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart's last(?) (or so they say) outing as Wolverine and Professor Xavier respectively, this is a violent and bloody R-rated stand-alone that owes more to classic Westerns (in particular Shane) than to any of the other X-men movies to date.
Very loosely based in the Old Man Logan graphic novels, in that it follows an aging Wolverine in a future society following an undisclosed disaster, with that about all it takes from those stories.
Very loosely based in the Old Man Logan graphic novels, in that it follows an aging Wolverine in a future society following an undisclosed disaster, with that about all it takes from those stories.

Lee KM Pallatina (951 KP) rated Don't Look Up (2021) in Movies
Dec 29, 2021
What may, could possibly and will definitely maybe happen...
A Netflix produced catastrophic disaster movie following two average astronomers who discover a comet the size of everest hurling its way towards earth.
Making their way around parts of the US and making appearances on multiple news outlets, they divide the nation (and possibly the world) in an hilariously and eye opening obvious kind of way.
Save the world or don't save it, surely the choice can't be that difficult right America???
Making their way around parts of the US and making appearances on multiple news outlets, they divide the nation (and possibly the world) in an hilariously and eye opening obvious kind of way.
Save the world or don't save it, surely the choice can't be that difficult right America???