Frecklesxoxo (6 KP) rated Good Morning, Midnight in Books
Feb 27, 2019
I felt it started off really slowly and picked up a few chapters in.
The writing is fantastic, you really feel as if your in the Arctic and space.
I loved the fact that in the end the last people alive already had a connection and they didn't know who eachother were when they connected by radio..... Its was bittersweet I think.
I do wish however that at the end of the book, when they land on earth i would have liked to know what happened to earth. That's going to bug me!!
King of the Murgos (The Malloreon, #2)
9.8
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He will travel even to the edge of the world... Garion and Ce’Nedra are on a desperate journey...
Far from Noise
5.0
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You are balanced on the edge of a cliff in an old rusting car. The sun is setting behind the...
casual
Sarah (7798 KP) rated Good Omens in TV
Aug 25, 2019
The best thing about this show is by far the interactions between Aziraphale and Crowley, and the performances of Michael Sheen and David Tennant. They’re so much fun and this is where virtually all of the laughs in this show come from. They’re a great pairing, even if they are a little over the top at times, and my favourite episode by far was the one that showed their interactions over the ages. It’s the rest of the plot that I feel let’s this show down a little bit. There are some wonderful cameos from a whole host of stars, and Jon Hamm was great if a little underused. I would’ve loved to have seen more of him. However I really wish they hadn’t cast Jack Whitehall, I don’t get his appeal as he’s an horrendous actor and rather irritating.
The problem though is that despite this show being about the Antichrist and the end of the world, the ending itself is rather lacklustre and whilst everyone wants to stop (or start) the end of the world, the urgency and tension and terror is all too lacking. I get that this is meant to be humorous, but it can still be funny and threatening in the same episode. I actually think they could’ve done without the whole end of the world thing and just had buddy type show with Aziraphale and Crowley that would’ve been just as or even more entertaining. I’m intrigued now to see how this plays out in the book and if it works better.
Nigel Holmes (16 KP) rated Millennium in TV
May 7, 2019
It was created by Chris Carter the legendary brain behind The X Files.
It follows former FBI Agent Frank Black who's job consists of catching the worst criminals ever imagined.
Frank has a special gift and along with the help of the mysterious Millennium Group he sets out attempting to catch the worst of the worst.
It's really gripping and intense balancing between the supernatural parts of the Bible and the end of the world as the millennium aproaches with lots of twists and turns.
This certainly was and is one of the best shows ever made.
You wouldn't be disappointed
Sammeh Lowry (15 KP) rated Eleanor & Park in Books
Jul 13, 2019
The First Days (As the World Dies #1)
8.4
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Katie is driving to work one beautiful day when a dead man jumps into her car and tries to eat her. ...
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Cengage Advantage Books: Foundations of the Legal Environment of Business
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With more than 200 real-world cases and critical-thinking exercises, FOUNDATIONS OF THE LEGAL...
Crowfall
5.0
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The game will play similarly to most MMORPGs, with the camera in a third person view with the player...
massively multiplayer role-playing
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated The Day After Tomorrow (2004) in Movies
Sep 14, 2017
That being said, it is still a Hollywood big budget movie so don't expect intelligent dialogue or anything particularly well explained. The graphics are phenomenal and the moment the eye of the storm freezes everything in sight still gives me shivers down my spine.
Not bad for a sit back and contemplate the end of the world kind of film.