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Micah Ulibarri (79 KP) rated Betrothed #1 in Books

Mar 24, 2018  
Betrothed #1
Betrothed #1
Sean Lewis, Steve Uy | 2018 | Comics & Graphic Novels, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Young Adult (YA)
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
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A comic book written by a play wright? That's right.

In a world where two warring factions in another dimension are in a war for ages, their two future rulers have been placed on Earth to grow up. When they meet, they immediately feel a connection.
This is not Romeo and Juliet, as the issue immediately tells us.
I was absolutely riveted. For the exposition that this issue had To do, ithought it was done very smoothly. I also found I really enjoyed the characters especially the main two. My biggest regret isthatthere is currently only one issue out. I will be adding this series to my monthly pulls because I believe it warrants the support.
  
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David McK (3721 KP) rated The King's Man (2021) in Movies

Feb 12, 2022  
The King's Man (2021)
The King's Man (2021)
2021 | Action, Adventure, Comedy
7
7.0 (11 Ratings)
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Much delayed by the pandemic (roughly 2 years), this is the third Kingsman film, abandoning the modern-day setting of the first and second for a World War One era prequel.

Which proves to be a good move, injecting a spot of interest into the movie - I, for one, struggled with the second entry - and allowing a mishmash of history and fact to play out on screen.

This also has a shocking moment about roughly 2/3rds of the way through, during the period of the movie in the trenches that almost feels like it belongs to a different film altogether.

It also has an absolutely bonkers fight scene involving Rasputin: it's a pity, I feel, that he does not have a larger role than he does!
  
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Bethr1986 (305 KP) rated To Have and To Lose (Deathly Beloved) in Books

Sep 7, 2022  
To Have and To Lose (Deathly Beloved)
To Have and To Lose (Deathly Beloved)
Miranda Grant | 2022 | Humor & Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction/Fantasy
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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Aurelia is a fairy princess with the world on her shoulders. For as long as she can remember there has been war it's down to her to end it all.


I love Miranda's writing it's always one that captures me and makes me want to read more, I'm always disappointed when I get to the end of one of her stories.

This is the prequel to death do us part and is pretty gut-wrenching in parts. It's a fast-paced book with some rather hot sex scenes and a lot of blood.


I can't say too much without giving away what happens and nobody likes spoilers!


I hope you read it and enjoy it as much as I have.
  
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Rickey A. Mossow Jr. (689 KP) rated Overlord (2018) in Movies

May 21, 2019  
Overlord (2018)
Overlord (2018)
2018 | Action, Mystery, Sci-Fi
6
7.5 (33 Ratings)
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Good gory fictional historical events that could have been shorter.
Been looking forward to this one for a while. While I enjoyed the film overall. the story took too long to develop in some spots. Characters felt a little hollow and depended on the World War II setting to get the viewer to understand them. That being said, once the story hit its mark, the action was fast and furious. Some truly amazing visual effects. Not for the weak stomached in the least. A good, gory fictional take on historical events that could have been helped with shorter run time.
  
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Milleen (47 KP) rated Darkest Hour: How Churchill Brought England Back from the Brink in Books

Nov 14, 2018 (Updated Nov 14, 2018)  
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Darkest Hour: How Churchill Brought England Back from the Brink
Anthony McCarten | 2017
8
8.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
The prize-winning screen writer of the film 'The Theory of everything' has penned a wonderful insight into the life of Winston Spencer Churchill. This narrative examines his rise during one of the most crucial periods of World War II. It relives the conversations between Britain's most powerful men, revealed through their private diary excerpts. Through these intensely researched accounts of the time, McCarten skilfully conveys a very rounded and human account of Churchill. He cleverly shows how a man full of self-doubt transformed himself into the iconic figure that led the country to victory.