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Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania (2023)
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania (2023)
2023 | Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Paul rudd (1 more)
Jonathan majors
Not enough bill Murray (0 more)
Watched today first superhero movie of the year as a fan of the first two antman with the second one being my favourite of the two okay on the film I liked the film not as much as the second the visuals are good some decent set pieces could have done with more bill Murray which was a shame but for me the standout in the movie who steals the movie from Paul rudd is Jonathan majors as kang the conqueror who been plaguing the avengers for 60 years in the comics in one way or another and now hes part of mcu and gonna cause more trouble in future movies and next will be seen in creed 3 which should be interesting overall best superhero movie of yhe year so far
  
King of the North (Fire Born #4)
King of the North (Fire Born #4)
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6.0 (1 Ratings)
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I'm never really sure what to make of Angus Donald's 'Fire born' series.

Of which this is the fourth.

Personally, I think I've always preferred his Outlaw Chronicles, followed by the Holcroft Blood trilogy, with these Viking-era bringing up the rear.

Having said that, it is what it is.

In this particular entry, Bjarki and his sister Tor end up involved in the little-known (and semi-legendary) Battle of Bravellir, initially on opposite sides of the Shield Wall.

I have to say, it's a battle that I have never heard of before ...

Anyway, the result is an OK read, but (as previously stated, and for my money) the characters and history are just not as interesting as those in the Outlaw Chronicles or in the Holcroft Blood series.

I'll still probably read any future entries, though.
  
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David McK (3251 KP) rated Doctor Strange (2016) in Movies

Apr 27, 2019 (Updated May 15, 2022)  
Doctor Strange (2016)
Doctor Strange (2016)
2016 | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
<2022 update>


The timestone? Yep, was essential to resolving Infinity War in Endgame


<original review below>

The film that introduced magic (and the Time Stone, which will probably be essential to resolving Infinity War in Endgame), in which Benedict Cumberbatch plays Benedict Cumberbatch as the future Sorcerer Supreme, with Tilda Swinton as the current holder of that title.

As an aside: that was actually a cause of controversy at the time: why not cast an Asian or Eastern actor in that role instead of whitewashing it? went the argument.

The plot may also seem to be a reprise of Iron Man: rich, arrogant, privileged white man suffers personal catastrophe and heads East, returning a changed man. What sets this apart, however, is the somewhat psychedelic effects that often seem to owe more than a bit to Christopher Nolan's movie Inception!