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After some time off to focus on school, I now have more time for book and movie blogging, finally. And the book I just finished was based off of time. I love coincidences sometimes. Jules Ember, originally from the kingdom of Everless, had to run away from her home and the name Liam Gerling was... Continue Reading →
Quite the heavy book. I mean that literally. I don't know what kind of paper and binding was used, but this sumo wrestler of a book weighs about 15 pounds. So what's in this weighty bind-up? Last year, I saw not one but two films about the King Arthur story: The Kid Who Would Be... Continue Reading →
A million years ago, another war movie, American Sniper, was my choice for worst film of 2015, surpassing even a film I walked out on. While at the same time I knew for some people it was a 2014 film, released in some parts of the world that December and worldwide by January. This is... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year Everyone! 2020 is going to be a huge year. I have no doubt it will determine the outcome of the world on a massive scale. So let's hope it works out. For now, this is my list of my least favourite movies that came in 2019. If you would like to read... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year everyone! These are my favourite films released this year. There are some big films I didn't have the time to see, because I also review books, I'm still in university, and I have a lot of responsibilities. Still, I'm proud of this Top 10 (which actually has a few movies with low... Continue Reading →
You know, I remember the sheer excitement the world had when the trailer for The Force Awakens was released back in the warm weather of 2015, as well as the sheer excitement in the theatre when we clapped at the end right before Luke Skywalker was handed his light-saber from Rey. It was like the... Continue Reading →
First, I wanted to thank everyone who's subscribed to my new site, every single like means the world to me, as someone who's always seemed a little uncool compared to the standard. So, for anyone who doesn't know, I also own a Weebly website called Weldon Witness (Weldon because that's the name of the high... Continue Reading →
This is an example of a pretty-much equal feeling of optimism and uncertainty. I liked a lot about this book, especially its ending, but its aftertaste kind of rings hollow. Stacia Androva’s home planet has had the resources to care for her and her two best friends Clio and Pol. Their energy is given through... Continue Reading →
Having started movie reviewing in 2014, there were a lot of series I probably should’ve caught up on, like the MCU and Batman movies, maybe the Evil Dead movies, possibly the X-Men movies. I’ve now seen every X-Men movie since 2014, including the Deadpool movies (well, minus that Once Upon a Deadpool that got barely... Continue Reading →
A scene from the 1998 picture, a few minutes before a bloody and tragic climax. I have seen a fair amount of films that discuss massacres with ingenuity, but not a single one has looked at the unfathomable pain, horrors and guilt soldiers have faced the same way Steven Spielberg’s revolutionary 1998 film blasted the... Continue Reading →
William J. McGinn 