Reviews by David Marshall
Blundering and incoherent
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This book has some neat insights, but all of them were conveyed poorly. The author was stunningly inarticulate, and the book was a chore to read. Writing this lousy doesn't belong in print. If you feel overwhelmingly compelled to check it out, just look over the diagrams; don't subject yourself to the prose.
This book changed my life
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I will never think about race, justice, war, peace, love, violence, or religion the same. The words of Dr. King are timeless. Read this book. In addition to containing the pivotal speeches of one of the greatest orators ever to speak, the book also contains thoughts from contemporaries of Dr. King, like Rosa Parks. It’s awesome. Read it.
Fun, funny, faeries
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Hilarious Shakespearean comedy in which four lovers and a troupe of actors fall prey to the games of the fairie folk. This version was well acted and I much prefer it over any other I've seen.
groundbreaking disapointment
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This movie was hyped up to me as a groundbreaking anime masterpiece, but I was greatly disappointed. Every character in the film was irritating, key voice actors were awful, the plot was convoluted, and the film dragged on for far too long (124 min).
Pietro is a jerk.
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Like nearly everyone else, Magneto's son Peitro Magnus (Quicksilver) finds himself broken without his powers after the events of House of M. In an attempt to regain his super speed he steals the Mists of Terrigen from the inhumans and uses them on himself others, including his daughter. The Mists turn out to be more than Pietro bargained for and may spark war between humans and inhumans.