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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Review of “Annihilation”
* * * B Annihilation tells the story of Lena (Natalie “Padme” Portman). When her husband Kane (Oscar “Poe” Isaac) shows up after going missing while on a secret mission for the army, he is seriously ill. On the way … Continue reading
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Tagged annihilation, area x, gina rodriguez, jennifer jason leigh, movie review, Natalie Portman, oscar isaac, tessa thompson, the shimmer
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Review of “Enemy at the Gates”
* * * B This war film, based on real events, dramatizes the Russian defense of Stalingrad in world war two. Vassili (Jude Law), a young sniper, is made a hero by the Soviets after he saves a propaganda officer, … Continue reading
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Tagged bob hoskins, ed harris, enemy at the gates, joseph fiennes, jude law, movie review, nikita krushchev, rachel weisz, rod perlman, stalingrad, world war two
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Review of “The Sinner” (season 1)
* D “The Sinner” is an 8 hour crime/drama miniseries. Cora Tennetti (Jessica Biel) brutally murders a man she doesn’t know. Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman) becomes obsessed with figuring out why, despite her full confession to the crime and … Continue reading
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Tagged abby miller, bill pullman, cora tennetti, harry ambrose, jessica biel, series review, the sinner
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Book Review: “Venom: Dark Origin”
* * C “Venom: Dark Origin” collects Zeb Wells’s five part origin story for Venom. I’m a fan of Venom. I like the idea of human/alien symbiosis. For example, star pilot Granger in Brian Stableford’s Hooded Swan books has a … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, eddie brock, human/alien symbiosis, mary jane, spiderman, venom dark origin
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Book Review: “The King’s Blood”
* * * B The King’s Blood is Daniel Abraham’s sequel to “The Dragon’s Path”. It follows the characters from the first book: Cithrin, Marcus Wester, Gedar, and Dawson. Claire (Dawson’s wife) and Master Kit are added as viewpoint characters … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, cithrin, daniel abraham, dawson, gedar, king's blood, marcus wester
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Review of “Black Panther” (mild spoilers)
* * C It pains me to say it, but Black Panther was just OK. I really liked the first half of the film, which first introduced the mythical kingdom of Wakanda, then had T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman) hunting the vibranium … Continue reading
Book Review: “The Dragon’s Path”
* * C The Dragon’s Path by Daniel Abraham is endorsed by George R. R. Martin, and I can see why. It’s in the same “Sword and Palace Intrigue” subgenre of fantasy as Game of Thrones. The one major fantasy … Continue reading
