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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Cube (1997) review
7/10 In this horror classic, a bunch of people find themselves in a mysterious building made of cubic rooms. They try to find the exit, but each room leads to more rooms, and each holds deadly surprises. This is a … Continue reading
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Tagged cinema, Cube, David Hewlett, horror, Maurice Dean Wint, movie review, movies, Nicole DeBoer, science fiction, SF
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Jeff VanderMeer – Authority (2014)
8,5/10 Authority continues the story of The Southern Reach after part 1, Annihilation. This time, we follow a man known mostly as ‘Control’, but this must be a joke because being “in control” is the last thing he is. Control … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy
Tagged Authority, book review, Books, HP Lovecraft, Jeff Vandermeer, New Weird, review, The Southern Reach, The X Files
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) review
6/10 Spoilers. In a tirelessly dark and bleak movie, batman and superman frown a lot, hit each other and become best friends, only for Lex Luthor to ruin the party. I have never felt so indifferent while watching a … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy Adams, Batman, Batman v Superman, Ben Affleck, Dawn of Justice, DC, DC Comics, film, Henry Cavill, hollywood, movie review, movies, science fiction, Superman
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Charles G. Finney – The Circus of Dr. Lao (1935)
8/10 The story is set in a dusty small town, Abalone, in Arizona during the Depression. The inhabitants are all rather narrow-minded simpletons. But Dr. Lao’s circus rolls into town and changes the lives of the townsfolk forever. I am … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy
Tagged book review, Books, Charles G. Finney, Fantasy, History, mythology, Ray Bradbury, The Circus of Dr Lao
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Defendor (2009)
6.5/10 Defendor is a dark comedy about a real life superhero, Defendor, who roams around the city looking for his nemesis Captain Industry. Meanwhile, the police try to make sense of what is happening. In flash forwards we see the … Continue reading
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Tagged DC Comics, Defendor, film, hollywood, Kat Dennings, Marvel, movie review, movies, superheroes, Woody Harrelson
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10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)
8/10 Michelle drives away from home, gets into a car accident and then wakes up in an underground bunker. At first she thinks that she is kidnapped but the bunker’s owner Howard tells her that while she was out, the … Continue reading
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Tagged 10 Cloverfield Lane, cinema, Cloverfield, film, hollywood, JJ Abrams, John Gallagher Jr., John Goodman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, movie review, movies, science fiction, thriller
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Terry Pratchett – Thief of Time (2001)
8.5/10 Thief of Time. Discworld book Nr. 26. And the last one of the Death subseries, featuring our favourite character Death himself and his granddaughter Susan, who is something of a gothic Mary Poppins. This time, all sorts of things … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy
Tagged book review, Books, Discworld, Fantasy, literature, Terry Pratchett, Thief of Time
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Miami Connection (1987)
5/20 Before I say anything, just look at the poster. Please look at it for a second. Isn’t it the best poster you’ve ever seen? It also offers us clues that help us unravel the plot. Ok. So there is … Continue reading
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Tagged 80s, Best of the Worst, cinema, film, Miami Connection, movie review, movies, ninja, Redlettermedia, taekwondo, YK Kim
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The Room (2003) review
2/10, or 10/10 Johnny is a successful banker and an all-round wonderful guy and everybody knows this. His fiancee Lisa though, lost her love for him and instead falls for his best friend, Mark. They start an affair and try … Continue reading
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Tagged cinema, comedy, drama, film, hi doggy, hollywood, movie review, movies, oh hi mark, The Room, Tommy Wiseau
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Room (2015) review
9/10 Slight spoilers. Ma and Jack live in a room. It is all that Jack has ever known. He is not aware of the world outside it, and he thinks that people on TV do not really exist and that … Continue reading
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Tagged Brie Larson, cinema, film, hollywood, Jacob Tremblay, Lenny Abrahamson, movie review, movies, psychology, Room
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