Suck It Up
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Buckle up, space pilot!! Suck It Up puts you in control of an Unidentified Sucking Object on a...
Persuade on Purpose: Create Presentations That Influence and Engage
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By combining all his research and ideas on what makes an effective presentation, Eric Fitzpatrick...
Optical Tweezers: Methods and Protocols: 2017
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The aim of this volume is to provide a comprehensive overview of optical tweezers setups, both in...
Two Turtle Doves: A Memoir of Making Things
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Two Turtle Doves is the story of a life spent making things. Growing up in 1970s Suffolk in a...
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Martin Chalmers and Thomas Bernhard
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The Austrian playwright, novelist, and poet Thomas Bernhard (1931-89) is acknowledged as one of the...
Half a King (Shattered Sea #1)
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A classic coming-of-age tale set in a vivid and richly-imagined world from Sunday Times bestselling...
Shares Made Simple: A Beginner's Guide to the Stock Market
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"Shares Made Simple", written by highly respected financial journalist Rodney Hobson, tears away the...
Awix (3310 KP) rated Konga (1961) in Movies
Sep 7, 2019 (Updated Sep 7, 2019)
You have admire a film where people are given lines like 'There's a monster gorilla that's constantly growing to outlandish proportions loose in the streets!' and manage to deliver them with a relatively straight face - or perhaps that's just me. Much here to appreciate if you enjoy overacting, dodgy special effects, absurd melodrama, and terrible dialogue. The climax feels a bit bolted on considering what has come before, and it's disappointingly limp and static, but a hugely enjoyable Bad Movie in all other respects.
Andrew Kennedy (199 KP) rated The Night Eats The World (2018) in Movies
Aug 30, 2019
Based on the novel by Pit Agarmen our focus of the story is Sam (a superb Anders Danielsen Lie) who arrives at a party hosted by his ex girlfriend at the flat they used to share. Sam falls asleep in his old room and when he awakens the next morning the flat is trashed and there are zombies everywhere.
This film is no gore fest but kudos to make up department because these zombies look fabolous, this film is more of a study or how one man could surivie in solitiude and loneliness for a long time.
Trapped in an aprtment block Sam is able to stock pile supplies but while he wont starve to death will his own mind be able to cope with the horror around him?
Notable mention for Denis Lavant who plays the zombie Sam traps in the lift who he keeps talking too.
A French film but filmed in English with a strong main character.
The Highly Sensitive Child
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15-20% of children are Highly Sensitive – and they are often labelled shy, introverted, fussy or...