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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Annihilation (2018) Review
8/10 The story around Annihilation (2018) is just as interesting as the film itself. It will probably go down in history as not only a cult classic for science fiction and horror fans, but it is also part of the … Continue reading
Posted in movie review, Movies
Tagged Annihilation, film, horror, Jennifer Jason Leigh, movie, Natalie Portman, Oscar Isaac, review, science fiction, SF
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John Wyndham – The Midwich Cuckoos (1957) Review
7/10 In the quiet, unremarkable town of Midwich, all is calm. Until a mysterious silver object falls from the sky, and afterwards, all the women in the town are discovered to be pregnant. They all give birth to identical boys … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Science fiction
Tagged Books, John Wyndham, review, science fiction, SF, The Midwich Cuckoos
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Brandon Sanderson – Oathbringer (2017) Review
Series: The Stormlight Archive, book 3 Genre: epic fantasy My rating: 7/10 Perhaps I should start with what I hoped that this book would achieve. After two Stormlight Archive novels and more than 2,000 pages, I still wasn’t feeling that … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Fantasy
Tagged Books, Brandon Sanderson, Fantasy, Oathbringer, review, The Stormlight Archive
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Alastair Reynolds – Absolution Gap (2003) Review
Genre: science fiction series: Revelation Space 3 (or 4) My rating: 8.5/10 Numerous negative reviews online had scared me away from buying this book for the longest time. But a feeling that I should continue Clavain’s story nagged at me, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Science fiction
Tagged Absolution Gap, Alastair Reynolds, Books, Revelation Space, review, science fiction, SF, Space Opera
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Steven Pinker – Enlightenment Now (2018) Review
“My attempt is to restate the ideals of the Enlightenment in the language and concepts of the 21st century.” That’s Steven Pinker’s own stated goal for this book, which is sort of a sequel to his highly appreciated book The … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Non-fiction
Tagged book, Enlightenment Now, non-fiction, review, science, Steven Pinker
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Paddington 2 (2017) Review
8/10 When I first saw the trailer for Paddington (2014), the first movie, I didn’t think well of it. It looked like a very childish movie, obviously marketed to children, employing some cheap CGI to make a quick buck. However, … Continue reading
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Tagged film, Hugh Grant, movie, Paddington 2, review, Sally Hawkins
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Phantom Thread (2017) Review
8/10 Walking out of this movie, I felt both uncomfortable and strangely delighted. It is a supremely weird movie, but in a way, it makes sense. On an emotional level, there is a strange logic to it. I suppose, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Day Lewis, film, movie, Paul Thomas Anderson, Phantom Thread, review, Vicky Krieps
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