dat ton (kathy)

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(wrote this by request of my friend since i wrote one for tangerine) probably would've been higher if i didn't read it for school. it's not bad, like the message, like the action, and it actually did something for the plot (my standards were severely lowered by tangerine). i actually wanted to keep reading, which was honestly kinda annoying because i forgot to annotate for around 30 pages. the themes were well-done, character development was great too. but the descriptions were in such wrong placessss. like he'll use 50 different adjective to say clarisse is white, but i had to search up what a blue steel shave and a beetle was. there are some sections that just feel like a fever dream, and that's probably intentional, but ray bradbury isn't oscar wilde so i don't like it. appreciated the "fuck ai" message though, same dude same. beatty yaps a lot (he's just like me guys) but i love him. granger reminds me of ferox from atyd i'm sorry, and clarisse was the only other character i liked. montag was bearable ig, though he was also pretty stupid. all in all i will probably never read this again for my own enjoyment. of my own free will? maybe, because i tend to torture myself like that.

Fahrenheit 451

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The Most Dangerous Game

I absolutely loved this movie, and so did my mom actually. Although I'm not a big fan of Rachel Zegler, the acting was phenomenal. It was so different from the other movies in the way the plot was developed, showing the very different condition of the Capital 64 years before. I liked the first scene depicting Tigris and Coriolanus during the war as well. The chemistry between the characters was there, a little rushed I think but still there. It was exciting, action-packed, and full of hope while at the same time horrifying, terrible, and sad. The visuals were great, and Lucky Flickerman was amazing. This movie stayed true to the book, and though it was really long, it was still nostalgic and beautiful. Many of the one-star reviews I don't understand and I feel like many of them haven't even read the book. This was by far my favorite book and movie in the series.

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

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