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The Quatermass Conclusion (1979)
Movie
Re-edited movie version of a 200-minute TV mini-series. As civilisation collapses in the last years...
dystopian
Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated The Moon Dwellers (The Dwellers #1) in Books
Jan 6, 2021
DNF @ 16%.
Four days in and I've only read 16%? That just shows how not into the story I am. If I was I'd have finished it by now.
I struggled from the start, I didn't gel with the style or the storyline and the changing of viewpoint from one chapter to the next just annoyed me.
It might just be that I wasn't in the mood for a dystopian story or I just might not like it at all. Either way I wont be coming back to it.
Four days in and I've only read 16%? That just shows how not into the story I am. If I was I'd have finished it by now.
I struggled from the start, I didn't gel with the style or the storyline and the changing of viewpoint from one chapter to the next just annoyed me.
It might just be that I wasn't in the mood for a dystopian story or I just might not like it at all. Either way I wont be coming back to it.
Michael Imperioli recommended Brazil (1985) in Movies (curated)
Vector 2 Premium
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Vector 2 features intense gameplay with procedurally generated environment and lifelike animations...
Sara Cox (1845 KP) rated Scythe (Arc of a Scythe #1) in Books
May 31, 2020
In a world without disease, without hunger and without death Scythes are the only ones who are able and granted to keep the population under control.
Two teenagers become a scythe's apprentice and neither if them want the job, but a situation comes about where one of them will die if they don't win against the other.
I really enjoyed this dystopian fiction. The concept was brilliant. The character development subtle yet effective. I was engrossed every step of the way. I cannot wait to read the next installment!
Two teenagers become a scythe's apprentice and neither if them want the job, but a situation comes about where one of them will die if they don't win against the other.
I really enjoyed this dystopian fiction. The concept was brilliant. The character development subtle yet effective. I was engrossed every step of the way. I cannot wait to read the next installment!
The Outsider (A Broken World #5)
Book
Escaping the Society’s high-tech enclave the first time cost Skye both her mother and her...
Dystopian Science_Fiction Military Young_Adult
Broken Stories
Book
Broken Stories is a compilation of short stories and novelettes that accompanies the Broken World...
Post Apocalyptic Apocalypse Dystopia Dystopian Zombies
Kimmic (814 KP) rated The Vanishing Deep in Books
Sep 3, 2021
Really enjoyed this... it does seem to have led into a follow up book which can be annoying at times, especially if the author doesn't wrap up what is going on in the plot of the current book.This one did slightly do this hence the 4 stars and not 5.
All in all I really enjoyed the concept and plot of this book. I disliked one of the main characters which I don't think was intentional but that is a personal preference.
Would defo recommend to YA/dystopian fans.
All in all I really enjoyed the concept and plot of this book. I disliked one of the main characters which I don't think was intentional but that is a personal preference.
Would defo recommend to YA/dystopian fans.
b.Young (97 KP) rated The Moon Dwellers (The Dwellers #1) in Books
May 6, 2018
Unique dystopian world (2 more)
Great character development
Quick read
Amazing first installment of the Dwellers Series!
As an older reader, I somehow find myself being drawn more often than not to the YA Dystopian, Sci-fi, and Fantasy genres thanks to books like The Moon Dwellers.
David Estes has created a unique post-apocalyptic world under the surface of the Earth in which the remaining people live. There are 3 underground realms: Sun, Moon, and Star that fittingly describe the amount of light that each level recieves and thus dictates the class of people that reside on each level.
The story is of 17-year-old Adele who is sentenced to life in the Pen for her parent's treasonous acts, since the abduction of her parents and sister by the Enforcers.
After learning that her family is, in fact, alive, she plots to escape her prison and rescue her family, but not before making a couple of friends in the Pen and developing some very weird feelings for the President of the Sun Realm's son (who apparently has developed the same feelings for her) whom she has never met!
An rollercoaster ride of emotions are what awaits you whilst reading this exciting tale! And I can't wait to read the second installment of The Dwellers Series!
David Estes has created a unique post-apocalyptic world under the surface of the Earth in which the remaining people live. There are 3 underground realms: Sun, Moon, and Star that fittingly describe the amount of light that each level recieves and thus dictates the class of people that reside on each level.
The story is of 17-year-old Adele who is sentenced to life in the Pen for her parent's treasonous acts, since the abduction of her parents and sister by the Enforcers.
After learning that her family is, in fact, alive, she plots to escape her prison and rescue her family, but not before making a couple of friends in the Pen and developing some very weird feelings for the President of the Sun Realm's son (who apparently has developed the same feelings for her) whom she has never met!
An rollercoaster ride of emotions are what awaits you whilst reading this exciting tale! And I can't wait to read the second installment of The Dwellers Series!




