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Erika (17789 KP) rated Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012) in Movies

May 12, 2018

Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012)

2012 | Action, Horror, Mystery

5.9

(15 Ratings)

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When I heard that the same guy that directed Wanted was going to direct the movie version of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, I was game. I was looking so forward to this film.
The first thing I found kind of off about the film was the casting of Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Walker. He was just a little wooden, and it didn't work for me.
Now, Dominic Cooper as Henry Sturges was a great casting. Yes, I read the book, so I knew what Sturges was. The scene with Cooper wearing the pair of sunglasses? Amazing.
Overall, this alternative history was good, but not as well executed as the book.

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Mothergamer (1616 KP) rated the PlayStation 4 version of Monster Hunter World in Video Games

Feb 24, 2018

Monster Hunter World

2018 | Action/Adventure

8.4

(18 Ratings)

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Areas are beautiful, exciting monster battles, great gameplay (0 more)

Fun Adventure With Friends

The game is so much fun to play. It's more fun playing with friends and working as a team to take down monsters. The different areas are beautiful and fun to explore. Gathering resources is pretty straightforward and you can craft items and armor. While the gameplay doesn't hold your hand every step of the way, it is very well done. There's always something to do and it's great doing it all with friends and other players.
Full Mother Gamer review here: http://lorrie28-mothergamer.blogspot.com/2018/02/monster-hunter-world-come-for-monsters.html

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Katie Guinn (34 KP) rated Two Girls Down: A Novel in Books

Dec 7, 2018

Kylie and Bailey Brandt vanish from a shopping mall parking lot while their mother is buying a birthday present. Single mom Jamie quickly realizes that the overworked local police department is not the best option for finding her daughters, so she hires former bounty hunter Alice Vega, famous for finding missing people. Vega partners up with ex-cop/private investigator Max “Cap” Caplan to find the sisters. The result is a tense, twisty ride that I thoroughly enjoyed. I loved Alice Vega, she reminded me of Lisbeth Salander: tougher than battery acid, but completely awkward at personal interaction. I’m really looking forward to more books featuring her character.