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The Inimitable Jeeves
The Inimitable Jeeves
P.G. Wodehouse | 2007 | Fiction & Poetry
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8.7 (3 Ratings)
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More a collection of short stories that are loosely tied together rather than a novel in it's own right, with most of those stories involving Bertie Wooster's friend Bingo Little - he who falls in love with every other female - in some form or other, and also occasionally including Wooster's cousins Claude and Eustace.

This collection includes Aunt Agatha's attempts to hitch Bertie in France to who-proves-to-be a conman, the cats in the bedroom incident with Sir Roderick Glossop (that continually crops up in other books), Bingo Little's Village Fair play, and (one of) Wooster's sojourn in America that involves stage shows.

As always, it is up to Jeeves to save the day in each and every incident ...
  
Jurassic Park III (2001)
Jurassic Park III (2001)
2001 | Adventure, Sci-Fi
"some of the worst things have been done with the noblest of intentions"
The final part of the original Jurassic Park films, before it took an >10 year hiatus, this time with Sam Neill's Dr Alan Grant (who sat out The Lost World) taking centre stage, as he is hired/kidnapped by a couple who are searching for their son on Site B (Isla Sorna, again).

This one is the shortest if the three films, just hitting roughly an hour and half, and does mice at a fair old lick.

However, the Spinosauris, and in particular the ringing cell phone bit that owes more than passing resemblance to the crocodile in Peter Pan, rankles a bit.

As does the rather abrupt ending.