Book Review: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens

Much like other immensely popular things, I choose not to believe the hype about Delia Owens debut fiction effort, Where the Crawdads Sing. This usually means I’ll never check these things out (here’s looking at you Harry Potter), or I will check them out many moons later. I realize the 2018 wasn’t all that long ago, but really got me interested in reading this bestseller was the film adaptation involvement of excellent actor, Harris Dickinson. With that being said, I was still really hesitant to read this book about a swamp hick.

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Valentine’s Day Movie Review…and Murder!

Even with starting off the weekend with Drive My Car‘s three hour saga, I was still able to squeeze in a ton of other movies! And to counter-balance all the rom-coms this weekend provided, there was plenty of murders to go around.

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Book Review: The Power of the Dog by Thomas Savage

I was pleased to get my hands on Thomas Savage’s novel, The Power of the Dog, so soon after watching the Jane Campion and Netflix adaptation of it. Also pleasing was how closely the adaptation followed the events of the novel!

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Hulu Movie Review

Yes, voting for the Independent Spirit Awards starts this weekend, and no, I still haven’t watched Blue Bayou or Drive My Car. I just haven’t managed to be in the right mindset for a serious drama and a three hour saga (regardless of how well it’s been reviewed). Lately, I’ve been trying to go for quantity, not necessarily quality, but I do plan to squeeze the two in before this weekend rolls around. Instead, I watched a bunch of stuff on Hulu!

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Weekend Movie Review

Now that Sundance is done and over with, I’ve gotten back to my normal flow of films in a given weekend. I will say, I did have trouble landing on stuff I wanted to watch; felt a little aimless. There are still a couple nominees I need to get in before voting starts on the Independent Spirit Awards, but I gave myself a weekend off from all things new and awards related.

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