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Griffin (480 KP) rated Dominion in Tabletop Games
Dec 14, 2018
Lots of potential strategies. (2 more)
Can feel amazing when you get the perfect turn off.
Fun to figure out which combination of new mechanics work well together.
Feels like it lacks theme at times. (2 more)
Attack Cards can ruin the game for certain people.
Limited replayability without expansions.
The Traditional Deck Builder.
Amy (29 KP) rated The Patchwork Marriage in Books
Jan 27, 2019
Easy read
I really enjoyed this book, having been in a relationship with step children I can totally relate to how andi feels and the struggles she goes through. This book is such an easy read, you can follow it with minimal effort. Like most Jane Green books. Would defo recommend
Devendra Banhart recommended When Things Fall Apart in Books (curated)
Augustine Frizzell recommended If Beale Street Could Talk (2018) in Movies (curated)
JUMPCUT ONLINE (77 KP) rated Escape Plan: The Extractors (2019) in Movies
Jul 12, 2019
Stallone looks bored (eager to crack on with ‘Rambo: Last Blood probably) and Bautista feels more wooden than usual (probably engaged in Twitter exchanges with anti-James Gunn fans). They don’t want to be here, and don’t need to be here.
FULL REVIEW: https://jumpcutonline.co.uk/review-escape-plan-the-extractors-2019/
FULL REVIEW: https://jumpcutonline.co.uk/review-escape-plan-the-extractors-2019/
Fruits Basket, Vol. 20
9.3
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Kagura and Kazuma hotly discuss Tohru liking Kyo. With Kagura's forceful encouragement, will Tohru...
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Verner Latskin (74 KP) rated Baby Driver (2017) in Movies
Jul 17, 2017
Masterfully directed (1 more)
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Even Wright's weaker efforts are superior to most everything else you are likely to see.
Baby Driver kind of feels like Wright was trying to prove he could do a film with less "Edgar Wright" style, which isn't a bad thing, persay. It's still better than most of the films it is clearly taking inspiration from, an manages to surprise you unlike most of those films. It's just not "Scott Pilgrim" or "World's End" good, which is another level entirely. It still shows incredible growth to make something like this, at this stage in his career. Saying it's one of his weaker efforts should in no way be construed as a slight.
Awix (3310 KP) rated Suburbicon (2017) in Movies
Feb 12, 2018
Period-set black comedy-thriller with Matt Damon as a pillar of the titular planned community, struggling to recover from the death of his wife in a burglary-gone-wrong. (Or is he...?) Actually based on a script set aside by the Coen brothers decades ago; it's tempting but fruitless to speculate as to how much of their work remains.
Quite well directed by Clooney, and the plotting is very smart, but a subplot about toxic racism feels intrusive and disconnected from the rest of the film - as a result what could have been a clever and understated film just feels like it's indulging in clumsy virtue-signalling. Would have been much better without the preachiness.
Quite well directed by Clooney, and the plotting is very smart, but a subplot about toxic racism feels intrusive and disconnected from the rest of the film - as a result what could have been a clever and understated film just feels like it's indulging in clumsy virtue-signalling. Would have been much better without the preachiness.
Beatriz (138 KP) rated Lá mecanique du cœur in Books
Nov 28, 2018
The Boy in the Cuckoo-Clock
This is the story about a boy that was born in the coldest day ever, and his heart froze, so, to save his life, the nurse replaced his heart for a Cockoo-Clock. The story is written by the boy perspective and it’s sweet the innocent way he thinks and feels.
“I wanted to go to school. I mean, who never tried strawberry’s with sugar wouldn’t order it for desert.”
He falls in love with this girl with big glasses. And it’s the story about how him and his Cockoo-Clock react to the way he feels about every feeling love can give
“I wanted to go to school. I mean, who never tried strawberry’s with sugar wouldn’t order it for desert.”
He falls in love with this girl with big glasses. And it’s the story about how him and his Cockoo-Clock react to the way he feels about every feeling love can give