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Lorca's Yerma
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Desperate to begin a family, Yerma undertakes a journey of discovery only to uncover a secret held...
Lenard (726 KP) rated Agnes Joy (2021) in Movies
Feb 3, 2021 (Updated Feb 3, 2021)
A midlife crisis movie about an Icelandic woman. She is bored of her husband and her teenage daughter is causing her fits. Then a once-famous actor moves next door and her life gets a bump, but mostly stays stagnant. Her daughter can't stand her and rebels while every time she fails to control her emotions. Both develop a physical attachment to Hreinn, but there is no competition. Einar is a emotionally fatuous man.
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Briannabrown1019 (799 KP) rated A Court of Mist and Fury in Books
Oct 14, 2020
Its a tie between this book and the third in the series for my favorite book. The character development in this book is phenomenal. I fell in love with each of the characters making the emotions this book drags you through even more intense. I was on the edge of my seat experiencing fear, laughter, heartbreak and anxiety with each of the characters. I will forever recommend this series.
Briannabrown1019 (799 KP) rated We Were Liars in Books
Oct 16, 2020
I- uh... idk what to even say about this one. Wow. You're best going into it with no information, thats what I did and I'm glad. The plot twists were incredible. I did figure one of them out about halfway through but the story is phenomenal. The writing style is different than anything I've read recently, but in a great way. The depictions of emotions were gripping. Really liked this one.
Kevin Phillipson (10021 KP) rated Unhinged (2020) in Movies
Aug 13, 2020
Russell crowe (1 more)
Caren pistotius
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Just watched aty local Cineworld it's not bad very violent and Russell crowe gone full psycho a side of him we don't normally see in the movies for me the real star of the movie is Caren pistotius showing off her emotions as she slowly terrorised by crowe some of the violence was graphic but it was worth a couple of hours spent In the cinema
Blazing Minds (92 KP) rated Our Ladies (2021) in Movies
Oct 13, 2021
There are many mixed emotions with Our Ladies from comical moments that have you laughing loudly to the scenes that become more series as characters open their hearts to each other about things that have happened and what they should do, then there are moments that can produce that lonely tear. This film is certainly one that for me has been one of the best films I’ve seen this year (so far).
Anne (15117 KP) rated Into the Hourglass (The Evermore Chronicles, #2) in Books
Nov 4, 2019
This book had a lot of meat to it, a lot to digest and think about as the story continues. It flowed well with the transition from the first book, picking up right where it left off at the beginning.
Theres a lot more development of the story, characters, whats going on - you learn and understand quite a bit more as Everley continues her harrowing journey to reach her goals. Her goals and wishes seem to shift some in this part of the story as well and it brings others goals and stories more to light some.
Things get way more intense here in this book and it left me feeling a lot - so many emotions that Im not sure what to do with them.
There are so many nods and spins and retellings on fairytale/ folklore stories/ stories I remember from my childhood etc, its fun and wild.
Even though this part of the series ended on a happy note, I have conflicting emotions about leaving this part of the story behind and Im sad about parts of it too. Im having a slight book hangover here and Im nervous about what happens next when the end of this series comes out.
If you havent read the first in this series, Before the Broken Star then you need to get on that before you read this and get ready for some awesomeness mixed with all the emotions. You dont want to miss this continuing adventure.
Theres a lot more development of the story, characters, whats going on - you learn and understand quite a bit more as Everley continues her harrowing journey to reach her goals. Her goals and wishes seem to shift some in this part of the story as well and it brings others goals and stories more to light some.
Things get way more intense here in this book and it left me feeling a lot - so many emotions that Im not sure what to do with them.
There are so many nods and spins and retellings on fairytale/ folklore stories/ stories I remember from my childhood etc, its fun and wild.
Even though this part of the series ended on a happy note, I have conflicting emotions about leaving this part of the story behind and Im sad about parts of it too. Im having a slight book hangover here and Im nervous about what happens next when the end of this series comes out.
If you havent read the first in this series, Before the Broken Star then you need to get on that before you read this and get ready for some awesomeness mixed with all the emotions. You dont want to miss this continuing adventure.