The Mortuary Collection (2019)
Movie Watch
The Mortuary Collection (2019) Anonymous A horror anthology, where on the cusp of retirement,...
Family Adventure Podcast with Erik Hemingway
Podcast
We interview families who have dreamed big and taken epic adventures! Why wait for retirement? You...
Red Lights (2012)
Movie Watch
Sigourney Weaver and Cillian Murphy are a team that investigate people who state that they have...
Night Swim (2024)
Movie
Forced into early retirement by a degenerative illness, former baseball player Ray Waller moves into...
Maigret
Georges Simenon and Ros Schwartz
Book
A new translation of this gripping novel which sees the inspector brought out of his peaceful...
Retire with the S&P 500
Finance and Lifestyle
App
Learn how to retire strategically with a portfolio of the S&P 500 stocks. This app gives the retired...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2579 KP) rated Murder Runs in the Family in Books
May 1, 2025
I enjoyed a previous series from this author, but this one didn’t really work for me. I was put off by a negative attitude toward Christianity we get early on. I get it that this is a personal issue, but it did make me read more critically. The characters are thin and more caricature to drive the comedy. The plot is more events than mystery driven, although Amber does make some good deductions along the way. Still, there was an aspect of the plot that I didn’t enjoy. The book does provide some laughs, but over all, it didn’t work for me. This will probably be my only visit with these characters.
Lewis Brooks (11 KP) rated Cars 3 (2017) in Movies
Mar 10, 2019
David McK (3801 KP) rated Johnny English Strikes Again (2018) in Movies
Dec 14, 2019 (Updated Nov 20, 2020)
This time, he is pulled out of retirement after a cyber attack reveals the identities of all of England's active spies, with Johnny (and his sidekick Bough, again played by Ben Miller) thus a 'low tech' solution to a high tech problem.
Rowan Atkinson does his usual rubber-faced buffoonery throughout, with a bit of glamour provided by Olga Kurylenka in a film that, while inoffensive enough, never really seems to 'catch fire'.
The Walk
Book
For many, understandably, pending retirement brings feelings of uncertainty and apprehension....


