Lee KM Pallatina (951 KP) rated Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back (1998) in Movies
Feb 28, 2020
Upon arriving, things quickly become clear that nothing is quite as it seems & that genetically engineered pokemon known as Mewtwo is in control & will stop at nothing to rule the world without humans.
This is a very mature movie which is incredible considering that its based on a rather friendly children's tv show.
An emotionally caring plot, that can still leave you teary eyed today.
Old School Johnny (30 KP) rated Ozark - Season 3 in TV
Apr 29, 2020
Idols, Icons, and Illusions
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There is cinema ...and there are the movies. This is a book for movie junkies: salutes to the once...
Star Trek Cats
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Captain's log: We have entered a galaxy where beloved illustrator Jenny Parks has conjured an...
The Eric Morecambe & Ernie Wise Show: Complete Radio Series: 18 Editions from the BBC Archives
Eddie Braben, Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
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Collected together for the very first time, 18 editions of Eric and Ernie's BBC Radio 2 comedy...
A Cockney at Work - The Story of Gus Elen and His Songs
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Music hall now seems a distant and insignificant form of entertainment, but the TV talent show,...
The Powerpuff Girls: Hero to Zero
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Packed with all the quirky fun of the TV show, in these original adventures the Powerpuff Girls will...
The Living Daylights (1987)
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Fifteenth film in Eon's James Bond series and Timothy Dalton's first in the role. (Pierce Brosnan...
David McK (3425 KP) rated The Falcon and the Winter Soldier in TV
Jun 10, 2021
Whereas WandaVision was a (at times, plain weird) sitcomesque format with a central mystery of just what the heck is going on, this sets its stall out right from the start, with the show exploring the ramifications of what-is-now-known-as The Blip, whole also spending a large portion of the episodes dealing with Captain America's legacy, and with the super-soldier serum that first made him.
It also brings back some old characters from the movies (hello, Zemo. Hello, Sharon Carter) giving them further characterisation than they have had to date.