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TLW21 (15 KP) rated Rampage (2018) in Movies

Apr 18, 2019  
Rampage (2018)
Rampage (2018)
2018 | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Well obviously The Rock, I love the relationship between him and the ape. I like that they threw in a little fun with such a serious attitude of the movie for the most part. (0 more)
It was nothing like I hoped it would be, it was so hyped up but it left me kind of meh at the end. It was good but just not my favorite, not sure I would recommend it unless they are die hard Rock fan (0 more)
I had a love/hate relationship with this
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They could have worked a few things out differently, they definitely overplayed the bad guys in places they should have been more focused on what was actually happening around them with the whole city falling apart and giant creatures attacking everywhere. The action scenes between the animals and The rock was just too much. There should have definitely more action with the animals themselves with all the crazy changes they had gone through it would have been epic
  
The Wasp Factory
The Wasp Factory
Iain M. Banks | 2013 | Fiction & Poetry
4
7.4 (8 Ratings)
Book Rating
✭✭ 2 Stars

This was a very difficult book for me to rate so I rated it purely based on 'personal enjoyment'.
Yes the book was dark and clever and so well written but the enjoyment factor just wasn't there for me. Something I can not handle to read about is the abusing, torturing and killing of animals and this book was full of that. I could read an endless amount of books about the killing of people (slashers, thrillers,crime etc.) and not really be phased much but if animals are involved in it then my enjoyment level drops dramatically. I wish I had read other reviews first about this book so then I would of known what this book contains and wouldn't of read it, but I didn't as I worry about stumbling across spoilers.
An excellent look into the minds of the mentally disturbed and a truly crazy ride...it just wasn't for me.
  
Tyrannosaurus Wrecks
Tyrannosaurus Wrecks
Stuart Gibbs | 2020 | Children, Mystery
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
Hunting a Dinosaur Skull
Teddy Fitzroy is surprised when his friend Sage reveals that he found a Tyrannosaurus Rex skull on his ranch. But now that skull has gone missing. It’s large and heavy, so who could have stolen it? And how did they do it? Meanwhile, he’s gotten a call from the Barksdale twins about their new exotic pet. Who is selling these dangerous animals?

This book really does have two storylines, and it balances both well. We do get a couple of lectures about endangered animals, but they don’t slow down the action for long. And with everything happening, there is plenty of action. When Teddy pieced together the clues, I couldn’t believe I missed them myself. The characters are great as always, and some of the situations Teddy found himself in made me laugh out loud. These books are aimed at middle schoolers, but anyone who enjoys a fun mystery should definitely pick them up.