Despite my thoughts on The Grishaverse books - they're the only ones I've read so far. I always suspected that any adaptation worth its salt would make for a spectacular-looking film or TV Show. The teaser trailer comforted me in that assumption because no matter how great I found the official stills, I wanted to … Continue reading Shadow and Bone (Season 1 Review) | Masterful Use of the Source Materials
Title: The Knife of Never Letting Go Series: Chaos Walking 01Author: Patrick NessGenre(s): Young Adult, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, ThrillerPage count: 512 pagesPublished: 22 July 2014 My review | Book | Audiobook Title: Happy EndingsSeries: Demon Magic 1Author: Alice WinterGenre(s): Humor, Urban Fantasy, Paranormal, LGBTPage count: 256 pages (ebook)Published: 12 December 2019 My review (Soon) | Book … Continue reading March readings | Magic & Sci-Fi
Join Amazon Prime - Watch Thousands of Movies & TV Shows Anytime - Start Free Trial Now Review: I don't know about you but I found the trailers for this show great. I loved the animation style, it looked cinematic, and I loved the voice cast for this. I was even tempted to check out … Continue reading Invincible (Pilot Review) | Way More Complex and Exciting than You’d Think
I can't call myself a Zack Snyder's stan. The first time I even heard of him was in 2006 when 300 came out. Since then I went to see Watchmen (2009), which I liked; Sucker Punch, that I loved - I don't care I like it -; Man of Steel, which was awesome, and Batman … Continue reading Zack Snyder’s Justice League (Movie Review) | Highlighting Where The Big Mistakes Were Made
The hit TV series staring Teresa Palmer and Matthew Goode is back for a second season that covers the second book in the All Souls trilogy, Shadow of Night, by Deborah Harkness. This season sees the introduction of new characters Gallowglass, Philippe de Clermont, Phoebe Taylor, Kit Marlowe, Father Hubbard and Goody Alsop portrayed respectively … Continue reading A Discovery of Witches (S2 Review) | Improving On A Solid Base
When the WandaVision show was announced I was thrilled because Wanda & The Vision are such great character that are very well portrayed by Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany (Code); their storylines in all the movies they've appeared in made them more interesting with each entry. But then the more we learned about the show, … Continue reading WandaVision (Season Review) | A Meticulous and Therapeutic Edging Session
The Knife of Never Letting Go (Chaos Walking #1) by Patrick Ness published 24 July 2014Todd Hewitt is the only boy in a town of men. Ever since the settlers were infected with the Noise germ, Todd can hear everything the men think, and they hear everything he thinks. Todd is just a month away … Continue reading The Knife of Never Letting Go (Chaos Walking #1) by Patrick Ness | Book Review
The Sea (The Knight and the Necromancer #3) by A.H. Lee published 23 March 2020Sairis has known all his life that knights are not his friends…until the last few weeks, when he somehow forgot, and tumbled into bed with one. He told Roland to leave, hurt him badly, used as many cruel words as possible. … Continue reading The Sea (The Knight and the Necromancer #3) by A.H. Lee | Book Review
https://www.tumblr.com/wornoutspines/788793441022885888/check-out-my-season-1-review-of-shadow-and?source=share Despite my thoughts on the first book, I figured that out would make for a spectacular looking screen adaptation. And this teaser trailer seems to prove me right. I've recognized a few plot points, which was to be expected but I now need to see how the characters are and interact. Check out my … Continue reading Shadow & Bone | Teaser trailer reaction
The Border (The Knight and the Necromancer #2) by A.H. Lee published 23 March 2020Roland and Sairis have escaped from a traumatic assassination attempt, solved the mystery of their attacker, and enjoyed plenty of heavy petting along the way. Roland knows that it’s too soon for love, but he feels like he’s falling head over … Continue reading The Border (The Knight and the Necromancer #2) by A.H. Lee | Book Review
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