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Kate (355 KP) rated The Legend of Tarzan (2016) in Movies
Apr 14, 2019
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Very good film, some of the scenes reminded me of Harry Potter and King Kong with the scenery and music. The only problem was that you knew Tarzan would win in the end as that was the nature of the story. Also not having watched the main Tarzan film for many years I couldn’t remember why Jane was bought up in the jungle and this was not really explained in the film, although you did have several flashbacks with Tarzan himself.
Gisell Middleton (189 KP) rated Force of Nature in Books
Jul 12, 2018
Jane Harper’s follow up to her wildly successful debut, The Dry, leaves a bit to be desired. The format is similar, flip flopping back and forth in time so the reader can find out what actually happened. However, Force of Nature never quite seems to get going. It’s slow in the buildup which doesn’t offer the satisfaction expected. The characters are not very compelling and nothing drives the reader to invest in any of them. Hopefully, the third time will be a charm.
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Jul 18, 2018
Kristopher K St-pierre (727 KP) rated the Xbox One version of No Man's Sky in Video Games
Sep 25, 2018
Addicted from first play
I have been playing non stop5hours a day since recieving the game and let me tell you it pulls you in. The worlds are beautiful and immersive a d varied enough to keep the game fresh. When you get the controls down itslikesecond nature as you mine and build your empire I definitely would recommend this game as its joined fallout for me amongst greatest modern games
Rebecca Billcliff (2409 KP) rated Planet Earth II in TV
Nov 28, 2019 (Updated Jan 26, 2020)
Outstanding Programing
Sir David Attenborough once again narrates a series full of astonishing creatures, and some if the most stunning shots I have ever seen. Like the original series, it is broken down into sections, each showing a habitat such as jungles, the deep sea ect. And how the animals within deal with the challenges of that habitat. It is another beautiful showcase of the founders of the natural world and is a MUST see for all nature documentary fans.
Erika (17789 KP) rated Ghosts of Sugar Land (2019) in Movies
Dec 18, 2019
I came across this short film on Netflix and decided to watch it because it was about Sugar Land. It featured a group of Muslim friends, and a dude that became Muslim and ended up radicalized.
My favorite part about the whole short film was that the guys being interview all wore hilarious Halloween masks to hide their identity because of the nature of the documentary. It also shows an interesting dichotomy between modern, 1st generation American Muslims and traditional Muslims.
My favorite part about the whole short film was that the guys being interview all wore hilarious Halloween masks to hide their identity because of the nature of the documentary. It also shows an interesting dichotomy between modern, 1st generation American Muslims and traditional Muslims.
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