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Marylegs (44 KP) rated The Walking Dead, Vol. 3: Safety Behind Bars in Books

Aug 14, 2019  
The Walking Dead, Vol. 3: Safety Behind Bars
The Walking Dead, Vol. 3: Safety Behind Bars
Robert Kirkman | 2005
8
7.3 (3 Ratings)
Book Rating
Once again really interesting story progression. I find it really interesting to compare and notice the plot elements that differ in the TV show to this graphic novel series. It has been really hard to displace the feeling I have for the TV show characters and how they come across in this novels. Carol’s character is one that I have been finding it hard to come to grips with. However I am still so early on in the overall story that I am sure my opinion will change as the characters develop. So in this issue they have been clearing out the prison and trying to work out if this could be a safe place to live after leaving Hershel’s farm at the end of the second volume. Ricks group have to try and live side by side with the group of prisoners they find camped out in the prison cafeteria but then stuff begins to go wrong in this place they thought was safe. Due to this they have to set their own code to live by which shows how their world is changing with every passing day.

As always the drawings are so good and the story flows so well. It is so easy to read and become absorbed into this world that is changing all the characters personalities. I still stand by the main story being how people adapt to this changing world rather than it being about zombies. They are just a catalyst to bring out peoples raw behaviours when put into dire situations.
  
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Stephanie Neve (104 KP) rated Breaking Bad in TV

Jun 23, 2019  
Breaking Bad
Breaking Bad
2008 | Drama
9
8.9 (77 Ratings)
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Walter White's journey into Albuquerque's is slow and carefully thought out. The show is exceptionally well written and uses a range of quirky shots and flamboyant Hispanic music to add a bit levity. (0 more)
Season 3 drags and dies not live up to the standard of the rest of the seasons. (0 more)
If you ignore season 3 it's perfect
Breaking Bad is a TV show that I go back to and discover new things I missed each time. Bryan Cranston is incredible: no one else can show such a huge range of emotions in their baggy y fronts!
  
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David McK (3425 KP) rated Highlander (1986) in Movies

Jul 17, 2020  
Highlander (1986)
Highlander (1986)
1986 | Action, Adventure, Fantasy
6
7.6 (80 Ratings)
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Classic 1980s fantasy movie, in which a Frenchman (Christopher Lambert) plays a Scot, a Scot (Sean Connery) plays an Egyptian by way of Spain and an American (Clancy Brown) plays the Russian villain (the Kurgan), all as immortal swordsmen who must duel down through the ages (only being killed when their head is separated from their neck) in search of the mysterious Prize.

Supported by a brilliant soundtrack by Queen - 'Who Wants to Live Forever' has to be amongst their best - and with the immortal line 'There Can Be Only One', leading to 6 sequels and a TV series!