European Coastal Zone Management: Partnership Approaches
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This title was first published in 2001. Management of coastal zone areas is particularly complicated...
Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites
Alison Smith, Susan Foister and Anna Koopstra
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In 1842, Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait (1434) was acquired by the National Gallery in London. It...
A Humour of Love: A Memoir
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Downstairs in the evening, Dad's dinner party is going strong. The county guests and MPs and ladies...
Anna: A Teenager on the Run
Anna Podgajecki and Sandy Bloom
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Part of a new Holocaust remembrance series of important testimonies and memoirs from the unique...
Best Foot Forward, Ellingham
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Joshua Tolson, son of Walter Tolson the car manufacturer, is once again persuaded to invest in a...
Hesiod: v. 2: Shield Catalogue of Women, Other Fragments
Glenn W. Most and Hesiod
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This volume, which completes the new "Loeb Classical Library" edition of Hesiod, contains "The...
Hold Back the Stars
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"We're going to be fine." He looks around, but there's nothing out here: nothing but the bottomless...
Misadventures with a Super Hero
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Working the night shift at a five-star hotel in downtown Los Angeles, I get my fair share of...
The Camping Cookbook
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There are plenty of camping guides available but none of them tackle the desire to create...
David McK (3623 KP) rated Hercules (1997) in Movies
Nov 13, 2020
The main 'big draw voice' in this is Danny DeVito as Hercules tutor Philoctetes, with Yate Donavan as Hercules himself and James Woods as the villain of the piece, Hades.
It also has very 'angular' and vibrant animation (to represent strength) which I find somewhat offputting, while none of the songs are really that memorable IMO.