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Natari (73 KP) rated the Nintendo Switch version of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in Video Games

Jul 15, 2019  
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
2017 | Action/Adventure
10
9.0 (52 Ratings)
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Open world exploration is wonderful. The storyline is pretty easygoing so you can do things in your own order. (0 more)
You're so weak at first that running away drops your confidence but even easy monsters can kill you with one hit! (0 more)
Much explore, such fun
I had so much fun playing this game. I've completed the main storyline but I still have loads of side missions to do. it's also fun to do the minigames like taming horses or cooking food.
  
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Kate (355 KP) rated Doctor Who - Series 11 (New Season 11) in TV

Jan 22, 2019  
Doctor Who - Series 11 (New Season 11)
Doctor Who - Series 11 (New Season 11)
2018 | Sci-Fi
7
6.4 (15 Ratings)
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Jodie Whittaker is good as the Doctor and is playing her/him/it well but we miss the good script writers because having grown up with Doctor Who and my children watching it, where are the nail biting moments and hiding behind the sofa, it has all become rather PC and telling stories with morals so bring back the suspense and monsters. I also miss the story line running through the whole series and realising there was one until the clues were revealed.
  
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Gary Giddins recommended Children of Paradise (1945) in Movies (curated)

 
Children of Paradise (1945)
Children of Paradise (1945)
1945 |
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"The love story is so powerful, the spectacle so grand, that Marcel Carné’s masterpiece (an indispensable Criterion production) isn’t often regarded as a genre piece, though it is inhabited by every kind of criminal and involves an unforgettable murder in a Turkish bath—made particularly ghastly for occurring just off camera. Yet Marcel Herrand’s Lacenaire is one of the cinema’s most fascinating monsters, and his machinations resolve the fate of everyone else, including the muse incarnated by the great Arletty."

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