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Sammie Hilton (3 KP) rated The Heart Goes Last in Books
Jul 10, 2019
Not your usual Atwood story
Compared to other Atwood stories the heart goes last takes a different look on modern relationships while also addressing an odd storyline aha, not your usual dystopian fiction but does still have Atwood traits. I found it funny at times and it does stick out, I do usually recommend this book if anyone asks!

Blade Runner (1982)
Movie
In a dystopian Los Angeles in 2019, an ex-Blade Runner named Rick Deckard is called back on the...
Cyberpunk Tech noir Neo-noir

The Lobster (2015)
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In a dystopian near future, single people, according to the laws of The City, are taken to The...

The Hopkins Manuscript
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Dystopian allegory by R.C. Sherriff, writer of Journey's End and The Dam Busters, amongst others....

Sarah (7800 KP) rated The Man in the High Castle in Books
Jan 8, 2018
Great idea, not very well executed
I was sorely disappointed on this book. I’ve never seen the tv show either, so had nothing whatsoever to bias my views. On paper this is a fantastic idea for a dystopian future, I just felt that it wasn’t very well excecuted or, I’m ashamed to say, very well written either.
I found that I cared very little for the characters, and the plot itself seemed very plodding and boring at times. I read to the end as it was only short and I kept hoping for more, but it never delivered. Yes the ending was good, but could’ve been so more much more. I’m actually very frustrated as this is such a great idea, i love dystopian future novels and this could’ve been so much better than it is. I like Philip K Dick, but I keep imagining how differently this story could’ve been told in the hands of another author.
I found that I cared very little for the characters, and the plot itself seemed very plodding and boring at times. I read to the end as it was only short and I kept hoping for more, but it never delivered. Yes the ending was good, but could’ve been so more much more. I’m actually very frustrated as this is such a great idea, i love dystopian future novels and this could’ve been so much better than it is. I like Philip K Dick, but I keep imagining how differently this story could’ve been told in the hands of another author.

A Girl From Forever (The Forever Institute #1)
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THEY’RE LYING TO YOU. The secretive Forever Institute towers over London. Some say it’s a...
Dystopian Young Adult Science Fiction Romance Thriller

Yoshi (40 KP) rated High-Rise (2016) in Movies
May 28, 2018
Tom Hiddleston could not save this movie. There's not really any clear plot, aside from the slow degradation of society within the building. The film desperately wants to be dystopian, but gives no clear reason as to why they cannot leave. It is obvious that Tom's character leaves to work somewhere as a neurosurgeon of some sort, so clearly there is some coming and going. Perhaps the book fairs better? I could not say.

Gisell Middleton (189 KP) rated The Last One in Books
Jul 12, 2018
This book was magnificent. It's kind of like an adult Hunger Games mixed in with The Walking Dead, World War Z and The Road. No zombies, no vampires, no dystopian future but a very poignant look at human nature and dire circumstances. Although I am a bit tired of the time jumps that plague all current literature, these feel necessary and are almost a relief in cutting the tension at times. Great novel!