
Paris Pastry Club: A Collection of Cakes, Tarts, Pastries and Other Indulgent Recipes
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In Paris Pastry Club Fanny Zanotti recalls her food memories and favourite recipes of France through...
Interior Design Masterclass
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Opening Interior Design Master Class is like sitting down to the best dinner party you ve ever...

Playing the Games
Adam Brace and Serge Cartwright
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"Playing the Games is a duo of plays focussing on the London 2012 Olympics, it includes: Taking Part...
Ramona Tells Jim
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Scotland. One wet, midge-riddled field trip. Ramona is 15 and she's totally cool. Honestly. She's...

Tricks (Tricks, #1)
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When all choice is taken from you, life becomes a game of survival." Five teenagers from...

Learning Perl: Making Easy Things Easy and Hard Things Possible
Brian D. Foy, Tom Phoenix and Randal L. Schwartz
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If you're just getting started with Perl, this is the book you want-whether you're a programmer,...

Andy K (10823 KP) rated Ready Player One (2018) in Movies
Sep 30, 2018
I remember reading one time John Grisham was interviewed after The Firm was released and said if they had stuck to the book, 45 minutes of the movie would have been the characters making photo copies of important papers.
Books can delve into details better. An author can spend six chapters describing a tree or get into character's heads and know what they are thinking. There can even be 38 main characters.
Movies are completely different and should be judged that way. Some may say filmmakers changed certain elements which worked just fine in print. Truthfully I do not understand why things are changed either; however, just because something is different does not make it worse.
Whew ok.
Ready Player One was old school Spielberg magic, plain and simple. The story was nothing special. The villains were sort of cardboard and one-dimensional, but maybe they were supposed to be like that. I mean, weren't the villains in Real Genius or Biff Tannen just as hokey?
The visual splendor and eye candy I usually rip on were vast this time around and thoroughly kept me engaged the whole way through.
I will hopefully watch again soon so I can pick on some of the Easter eggs I missed the first time around.
This film is for anyone who lived through the 80's as I did and loves movies as I do.

Consumption and the Country House
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This study explores the consumption practices of the landed aristocracy of Georgian England....

The Dynamics of Managing Diversity: A Critical Approach
Gill Kirton and Anne-Marie Greene
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The Dynamics of Managing Diversity was one of the first books to respond to growing academic...

All Things New Study Guide with DVD: A Revolutionary Look at Heaven and the Coming Kingdom
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All Things New is a revolutionary four-session video Bible study built on a simple idea: heaven is...
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