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I feel conflicted about Sonic. On the one hand, it looks good and is pretty funny at times, but on the other hand, the movie kept losing my attention. It’s one of those movies that, for all intents and purposes, Sonic is a great kids movie, but I’m not positive it’s a great movie overall.
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After reading the first book, I was very much looking forward to reading the sequel, so when I finally had time to read To Catch a Falling Leaf, I devoured it in a day or two. This is one of those books that I have absolutely bad to say, so I’m just going to mention
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While some people hate that Disney bothered making this movie in the first place, I don’t mind at all, especially since I really liked it. I thought the songs were great, and the CGI looked fantastic. I even believe they fixed the biggest complaint from the live-action The Lion King, which was that the lions
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One good thing about reviewing a monster romance book is that you can keep it short and sweet. But really, I’m going to keep this brief since I don’t want to spoil anything. Firstly, I really appreciated the bit of world-building that was done and the simple plot. Some Smut books don’t even bother with
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This might be shocking to some, but I only saw the original Gladiator for the first time last month, and I’ve got to say I enjoyed the new one way more. I thought the first one was going to be super super violent and gory, so I was actually kind of disappointed after watching it.
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Before I start, I want to explain my main reason why I was super excited to read this one. Probably like everyone on Bookstagram, I came across one of those “here’s your book boyfriend” videos, and mine was Jacks. Of course, at the time, I was like, who da fuck is Jacks? But after some
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I know some people on the internet will hate me for saying this, but I loved Kraven. Sure, that might be because I knew almost diddly squat about Kraven, but hey, as they say, ignorance is bliss. If I had to list the Sony movies, Kraven would come in second, right behind the collective Venom
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As any reader knows, books can be very stressful. Caraval, though, had a very specific type of stress. I was constantly stressed reading Caraval because I had no idea what was real or not!!! I can deal with life or death, but what I can’t deal with is not knowing what is reality! One thing
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I have to start this off by saying I have never read the book or seen the musical, so I have absolutely zero skin in the game, considering how accurate it is. With that out of the way I have to say I enjoyed the movie. I loved the sets and the costumes, plus the
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I have so many things to say about this book that I hardly know where to start. So, I start by saying I am unbelievably happy that I never gave up hope about this series coming back. The 10 years of waiting have all been worth it, and if it wasn’t for grad school, I
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