The Goodbye Summer
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Caroline can't wait for summer to end so that she and her older boyfriend, Jake, can run away...
Fiction Contemporary YA
Uninvited
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When rejection comes back to bite you... Jordan's life sucks. Her boyfriend, Michael, dumped...
Uninvited Amanda Marrone Vampire Romance Death Young Adult
Love, Lies and Spies
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Juliana Telford is not your average nineteenth-century young lady. She’s much more interested in...
retelling regency
Hawkeye: Kate Bishop Vol. 3: Family Reunion
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Can Los Angeles really handle two Hawkeyes? Just as Kate Bishop reaches out to ask for Clint...
The Resistance (Animorphs, #47)
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The Animorphs and Ax have to make the most important decision they've ever had to make: Do they...
The Small Hand
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Late one summer evening, antiquarian bookseller Adam Snow is returning from a client visit when he...
My Map of You
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Zakynthos, with its perfect blue skies, white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, should be a...
The Woman Downstairs
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Can you ever really know your neighbours? When human remains are found in a ground floor flat,...
David McK (3649 KP) rated The King's Man (2021) in Movies
Feb 12, 2022
Which proves to be a good move, injecting a spot of interest into the movie - I, for one, struggled with the second entry - and allowing a mishmash of history and fact to play out on screen.
This also has a shocking moment about roughly 2/3rds of the way through, during the period of the movie in the trenches that almost feels like it belongs to a different film altogether.
It also has an absolutely bonkers fight scene involving Rasputin: it's a pity, I feel, that he does not have a larger role than he does!
LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated The Bay (2012) in Movies
Apr 27, 2022
The way the town descends into panic is executed in a truly disturbing way. The gore is seldom but hard hitting. The resulting film is one that makes me question both swimming and drinking tap water ever again, because those parasites are real, and absolutely fuck that.

