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Sara Cox (1845 KP) rated The Shape of Water in Books

May 28, 2020  
The Shape of Water
The Shape of Water
Andrea Camilleri | 2005 | Fiction & Poetry
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
I thoroughly enjoyed this mystery. Set in Sicily, there are a number of key players and just as many suspects. All the way through I was changing my mind as to who the killer could be. It is very well written. This is an Italian book that has been translated into English. It has a notes section in the back as there are some references that English readers may not understand and some humour is lost in translation (the chicken joke, for instance), this I think is invaluable for the reader in parts. If you like a mystery this is for you!
  
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Charlotte (184 KP) rated The Assassin's Legacy (Minte and Magic Adventure #2) in Books

Dec 17, 2021 (Updated Dec 17, 2021)  
The Assassin's Legacy (Minte and Magic Adventure #2)
The Assassin's Legacy (Minte and Magic Adventure #2)
D. Lieber | 2021 | Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Fun and engaging

Filled with fun, banter and cheeky assassins what's not to like?
    The Assassin's Legacy is a good all around read. I love the different themes, monsters, family dynamics and folklore. Sasha is a charming man that just wants a peaceful life..... Don't we all? I really feel for him, trying to leave his past behind but being pulled back in and not in a good way!
   A young adult plus read that will have you entertained from start to finish. Grab a cuppa, some biscuits and settle in for a cracking read.


 @Merissa
  
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Erika (17789 KP) rated Death Wish (2018) in Movies

Mar 16, 2018 (Updated Mar 16, 2018)  
Death Wish (2018)
Death Wish (2018)
2018 | Action, Crime, Drama
7
7.0 (28 Ratings)
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I haven't seen the original Death Wish film, so I'm just reviewing this as an Eli Roth directed movie with Bruce Willis in it. One, I was glad that there wasn't as much gore as I was expecting. I know Roth typically directs horror and torture porn, so I'm glad he showed restraint. It did take a bit to get going, but when it did, I was glad. It was interesting and was a really good idea to base it in the Chicago area, given it's like the wild west up there. The only real problem had was the pacing, and it did feel like a long hour and 47 minutes.
  
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Katey Bassett (610 KP) rated milk and honey in Books

Dec 10, 2018  
milk and honey
milk and honey
Rupi Kaur | 2014 | Fiction & Poetry
6
8.1 (27 Ratings)
Book Rating
All in all, this was an easy read but I was hoping to feel more as I read it. I found I only really identified with a handful of the poems and felt like many of the shorter ones were there as page filler to make the book seem longer. I really enjoyed all the artwork, however, and I'll probably end up reading her next book to see how her writing has evolved. I just ended up feeling like this sort of fell short of the hype that was created around it, however, I understood why a lot of women could identify with the poems.
  
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Kleber Mendonca recommended La Cienaga (2001) in Movies (curated)

 
La Cienaga (2001)
La Cienaga (2001)
2001 |
(0 Ratings)
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"I remember the impact Lucrecia Martel’s debut feature had on film students, critics, and fellow filmmakers. It was released on one single 35 mm print in Brazil, and that was shredded over a period of a year after playing in just about all noncommercial movie theaters around the country. I love everything about this film: the obliqueness of it, the fresh and bold take on sexuality, the use of sound, the faces and bodies. It was also quite a reference for a filmmaker like me, who like Martel believed films could be about people interacting with a certain feeling of space and time, mediated by cinema itself."

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