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Fluent in Floridian
Podcast
Fluent in Floridian is a new podcast featuring the Sunshine State’s brightest leaders talking...
Tesco Mobile Pay As You Go
Productivity
App
Keep an eye on your pay as you go account essentials with the free Tesco Mobile pay as you go app...
Baby Bjornstrand
Book
Baby Bjornstrand tells the tale of Mickey, Marcel, and Cyril and their misadventures with an...
Sienna Miller recommended Some Like It Hot (1959) in Movies (curated)
David McK (3632 KP) rated Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) in Movies
Jul 31, 2021
OK, I now have a new bar set for complete over the top ridiculousness in this spin off from the Fast and Furious movies (as an aside, I remember when they actually used to be about illegal street racing).
Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham (Hobbs and Shaw respectively) reprise their roles from the later F&F films, here reluctantly teaming up in a plot that also involves Idris Elba's cyborg soldier (who even goes so far as to call himself a Black Superman at one point) and Shaw's sister Hattie, who has been framed for stealing a deadly virus.
Over the top? Absolutely.
(but the cast all seem to be having great fun)
Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham (Hobbs and Shaw respectively) reprise their roles from the later F&F films, here reluctantly teaming up in a plot that also involves Idris Elba's cyborg soldier (who even goes so far as to call himself a Black Superman at one point) and Shaw's sister Hattie, who has been framed for stealing a deadly virus.
Over the top? Absolutely.
(but the cast all seem to be having great fun)
English Songs For Kids - Kid Amazing Music Series
Education and Reference
App
[Welcome to English Songs For Kids] - Do you want a nice and exciting learning English Collection...
Blodwyn (112 KP) rated The Lost City of Z (2017) in Movies
May 9, 2017
The backdrops and locations are truly beautiful (2 more)
Gunman, Pattinson, and Miller all deliver top class performances
A good insight into the class system and snobbery of the time
A script that could have been more creative (2 more)
Too many cliches
The script profession feels clumsy and flat
Beautifully shot, but with a flat script
Suswatibasu (1703 KP) rated The Devil's Work in Books
Jul 26, 2017
Lots of twists, interesting plot, claustrophobic
Mark Edwards' crime thriller is interesting because there is a massive psychological element to it. At times it is claustrophobic, especially as the protagonist continues to believe her assistant is plotting to overthrow her. While it does become slightly over the top, it's still gripping and engaging.