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The Pulitzer Prize Winning "THE KILLER ANGELS"
Intensify your understanding of the turning point battle of the Civil War, Gettysburg. Enter the minds and hearts of the soldiers, argue strategies, command troops, engage in raging battles and fight for your life.
By mark william smith3 years ago in Critique
Ivanhoe
Knights, castles, jousts, sword fights, palace intrigue, oh yes, and romance, what’s not to like? Ivanhoe, a story set in thirteenth-century England, has everything a seventh-grader could ask for. I hated reading until Miss Hilferty assigned this story to our literature class. One story can change the world.
By Mark Gagnon3 years ago in Critique
You Suffer by Napalm Death
It may be considered something of a joke by Napalm Death, but how much better an example of how important and impactful brevity can you get than a song with 4 words and lasts precisely 1.316 seconds. "You suffer, but why" sums up so much about the whole human experience.
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Critique
Mr. Sunshine
This first encounter with a Korean drama created a lifetime fan. A dynamic period piece set during the late Joseon Dynasty with an amazing screenplay, costumes, cinematography, and casting. This film weaves the tale of a beautiful, complicated love affecting the lives of several well-defined characters. A masterful, absorbing film.
By Cindy Calder3 years ago in Critique
"Fast 10": Full Throttle Action, But Lags in Plot Depth – A Review
Welcome, Fast & Furious fans! Here is my short critique of the latest installment of "Fast X". Amazing feats and quick action, as would be anticipated from the series. The storyline, however, felt strained, weakening emotional arcs. With so many characters, some didn't get enough time on screen. still provides people with a thrilling journey full of memories. I'm hoping that Fast 11 prioritizes quality over quantity.
By Michael Reynoso3 years ago in Critique
