Lisa Tucker – Google

While the story line was ok, but there was an obsessive and overarching political theme. So much emphasis on Trump and on COVID. Those who supported Trump in the storyline were portrayed as ignorant and mainly included blue collar, trailer park residents, and menial job workers. The other divisive topic circled around covid. King made Anti-Vaxx individuals out as of below intelligence and the audio book made them sound ignorant. King should have spent more time on the storyline than on politics. No matter my political beliefs, I read (or listen), to escape into an alternate reality. King wants fiction to turn into another reason to tear us apart. In short, the story line was quite upsetting. I found the writing too much of the author's political opinion, and not enough literary genius. Readers want an escape, not one man's political persuasion.

Holly

The Woods

3 likes

It's a shame this movie had to be so graphic and have such unnecessary gore. My grandchildren have come to love Superhero movies, but this one is not one that I would recommend for children under 17. I agree with several others on this review thread that felt Marvel decided to "wrap up" America's abilities in one scene. OK now you know that you have power! The end. The Scarlet Witch destroys a ton of people but becomes a softie after "her kids" see her true nature. So many poorly developed or hastily resolved story lines. In a nutshell, die hard Marvel fans will still want to see it, but I would save my money and watch it on Redbox.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

1 like

These are amazing books that I have purchased for all of my grandchildren. Economics is often a difficult subject for even adults to understand, but these books are written for even the youngest of us to understand. It is refreshing to have a subject written from a perspective of limited government and personal freedom. For those parents who wish to counteract the often liberally skewed education, these are for you. Give honest and balanced Information to the next generation of entrepreneurs!

The Tuttle Twins Learn About The Law

8 likes

For the first 20 minutes or so, the movie seemed to have potential. Like many of the reviews listed above, it seems that the writer just gave up somewhere in the midst of writing the script. I feel like I wasted time that I can never get back. Almost everyone dies a bloody death. The idea of the hero coming in to save the day ends in a terribly disappointing way. I don't consider this a "dark comedy". That is just an excuse for being poorly written. Such a waste of a decent cast.

Arizona

7 likes