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David McK (3770 KP) rated Mickey7 (Mickey7, #1) in Books
May 18, 2025
The Ship of Theseus.
A given (any) football team.
Triggers Broom. (from Only Fools and Horses)
And now this
They're all pretty much the same question: at what point does a given object become something different, when it's components are all gradually replaced over time?
I remember seeing a trailer for the movie based on this (said movie: Mickey 17) back in the early parts of 2025 and, whilst I thought it looked intriguing, never really felt like it was one I *had* to watch.
I've heard said movies gets bad reviews.
This, however, seemed to get good reviews and, when I saw it on sale on Kindle for something like 99pence, thought I might as well give it a shot.
I did enjoy it, which is mostly told from the snarky point of view of Mickey 7 himself: an expendable on a remote colony, whose job it is to do all those tricky nasty things that lead to his death, before being cloned with all of his memories intact - or, that is, all of his memories up to the point of his last 'upload'.
Believing that is what has happened on his latest mission, a new body is cloned: Mickey8, with memories up until about a fortnight before latest mission.
But Mickey7 survives and makes it back to base, where he then has to keep the fact that there are two of him about secret as this form of self-duplication is a serious no-no ...
A given (any) football team.
Triggers Broom. (from Only Fools and Horses)
And now this
They're all pretty much the same question: at what point does a given object become something different, when it's components are all gradually replaced over time?
I remember seeing a trailer for the movie based on this (said movie: Mickey 17) back in the early parts of 2025 and, whilst I thought it looked intriguing, never really felt like it was one I *had* to watch.
I've heard said movies gets bad reviews.
This, however, seemed to get good reviews and, when I saw it on sale on Kindle for something like 99pence, thought I might as well give it a shot.
I did enjoy it, which is mostly told from the snarky point of view of Mickey 7 himself: an expendable on a remote colony, whose job it is to do all those tricky nasty things that lead to his death, before being cloned with all of his memories intact - or, that is, all of his memories up to the point of his last 'upload'.
Believing that is what has happened on his latest mission, a new body is cloned: Mickey8, with memories up until about a fortnight before latest mission.
But Mickey7 survives and makes it back to base, where he then has to keep the fact that there are two of him about secret as this form of self-duplication is a serious no-no ...
MissCagey (2652 KP) rated A Few Good Men (1992) in Movies
Oct 10, 2017
Brilliant court room drama
I hadn't watched the film in ages and then suddenly it popped up on tv so I recorded it. I didn't watch it straight away as I thought I really remembered most of what happened but when I did watch it there was so much I had forgotten about!
Some reviews say that Demi Moore is wooden but I actually think she holds her own in this film. Cruise is brilliant as always, playing the part of the cocky but clever lawyer who goes after one of the big guns (Jack Nicholson).
For anyone who hasn't watched it, you really should, you won't be disappointed! Are we clear?
Some reviews say that Demi Moore is wooden but I actually think she holds her own in this film. Cruise is brilliant as always, playing the part of the cocky but clever lawyer who goes after one of the big guns (Jack Nicholson).
For anyone who hasn't watched it, you really should, you won't be disappointed! Are we clear?
Rickstrong23 (216 KP) rated Justice League (2017) in Movies
Jan 2, 2018
Dcs awnser to avengers
I had waited to see this movie .lots of bad reviews .but i liked it over all.as a whole.its gotta be hard to intergrate 6 heros in a movie.but being a marvel guy over dc .i still enjoyed it .there were holes .the whole end of the world thing wasnt really felt in my mind.and seemed to easy to win.but maybe jucstice leauge 2 will be better.green lantern should be apart of that.jason mamoa who i like as aquaman was ok.felt thrown together.
Hazel (2934 KP) rated Station Eleven in Books
Jan 12, 2018
I was really looking forward to reading this. I have heard and read rave reviews about how fantastic it is so was chuffed to bits when I was provided with a copy from Netgalley via the publisher, Picador, and I settled down to read.
What can I say? Is there something wrong with me? I just didn't get it. I dont know why but it just didn't grab me at all and, I'm sorry to say, I found it boring so much so that I skim read parts just to get it over with a bit quicker.
For my full review, please visit my blog http://readingstuffnthings.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/station-eleven-by-emily-st-john-mandel.html, thank you.
What can I say? Is there something wrong with me? I just didn't get it. I dont know why but it just didn't grab me at all and, I'm sorry to say, I found it boring so much so that I skim read parts just to get it over with a bit quicker.
For my full review, please visit my blog http://readingstuffnthings.blogspot.co.uk/2015/03/station-eleven-by-emily-st-john-mandel.html, thank you.
GameCritics (290 KP) rated Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age in Video Games
Jul 13, 2017
One of the most interesting Final Fantasys gameplay-wise (2 more)
strengthened with a stellar cast
gorgeous art direction
A bold, daring, and different chapter of a series that up-ended our expectations for what Final Fantasy should be—and all these years later, those elements are part of the reason why I still think it’s one of the best entries we’ve ever received.
Critic- Mollie L Patterson
Original Score: 9 out 10
Read Review: http://www.egmnow.com/articles/reviews/final-fantasy-xii-the-zodiac-age-review
Original Score: 9 out 10
Read Review: http://www.egmnow.com/articles/reviews/final-fantasy-xii-the-zodiac-age-review
Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated Behind Closed Doors in Books
Jul 25, 2017
Extremely disturbing - needs a trigger warning
I've never felt so moved and violently uncomfortable /ill at the same time while reading a book before. The level of graphic psychological abuse described definitely requires a trigger warning before survivors listen because unfortunately the truth is stranger than fiction, despite many readers wanting to wave away the experiences as 'absurd' on some of the Amazon reviews.
While there were some instances that were unclear especially near the end, and slightly inconclusive in the climax, which was a bit unsatisfactory - it should be listened to as a psychological cautionary tale rather than a thriller as such. To describe it as a mystery would be insulting to those who have experienced it.
While there were some instances that were unclear especially near the end, and slightly inconclusive in the climax, which was a bit unsatisfactory - it should be listened to as a psychological cautionary tale rather than a thriller as such. To describe it as a mystery would be insulting to those who have experienced it.