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AT (1676 KP) rated Parasite (2019) in Movies
Mar 13, 2020
I loved Parasite way more than I was expecting to. It was unique. A breath of fresh air compared to everything else that's out now. I thought it was part horror, but I guess it wasn't. Violent, yes. However, it was also a well-woven story that had a lot of smart humor in it. I really enjoyed it, and can definitely see how it won so many Oscars this year. It's definitely worth your while to watch.
David Betteridge (327 KP) rated Dumbo (2019) in Movies
Mar 27, 2020
dumbo (2 more)
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Danny devito
Loved dumbo
Watched Dumbo this week, and I was expecting to hate it, as I don't understand why Disney are trying to make all the classics as live actions, however I loved this telling of the story the elephant is fantastic and expressive, the kids are brilliant and a lot of the supporting characters are really good, only down point was Colin Farewell, I think he's forgotten how to act!
Eleanor (1463 KP) rated The Cruel Prince in Books
Apr 21, 2020
I wasn't sure what to expect going into this book and after the shocking start I thought it looked set to settle into a fantasy setting teen drama (yawn.) However, it suddenly turned on the intrigue level and became a lot more cloak and dagger plotting and less who kissed who.
For the first book in a series (trilogy?) this ended in a satisfying place but leaving me with plenty of desire to pick up the next book
For the first book in a series (trilogy?) this ended in a satisfying place but leaving me with plenty of desire to pick up the next book
This is not what I expected. I checked this book out thinking it was going to be more science based. Instead it was more anecdotal. It was interesting hearing about different aspects of insomnia and what happens to a person. I found this goes a lot of topic at times. Nevertheless it is one of the the most beautifully metamorphically written book I’ve ever read. Listen to it, at times I felt like I was surrounded by colour.
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Ross (3284 KP) rated Live at the Apollo by James Brown / James Brown And His Famous Flames in Music
Jul 6, 2020
Rolling Stone's 25th greatest album of all time
Very strange and unsettling live album where James Brown seems to just try to seduce half of the audience, who scream almost the entire time. His performances are very visual so I think you miss a lot by only listening (there are times when the screaming intensifies and you have no idea why). A decent listen but the songs are not his best and the live aspect is similarly not perfect.





