Throughout the film you're wondering how much the child is imagining, and how much is real (at least I was), so all in all it was a strange film. That having been said I enjoyed it, despite the fact it's in Spanish (and I'm not the quickest reader of subtitles).
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I went to see "Pan's Labyrinth"
Throughout the film you're wondering how much the child is imagining, and how much is real (at least I was), so all in all it was a strange film. That having been said I enjoyed it, despite the fact it's in Spanish (and I'm not the quickest reader of subtitles).
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I finished "Standing on Another Man's Grave" by Ian Rankin
This in the 18th or so John Rebus (and 3rd Malcolm Fox) book by Ian Rankin. It wasn't a bad read. Perhaps not the best Rebus book I've read (well…
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I finished "The Secrets of Pain" by Phil Rickman
This was a sort of depressing book. It was about the semi-religious "goings on" near the SAS camp in Herefordshire. Rickman's main characters are…
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I finished "NW" by Zadie Smith
"NW", by Zadie Smith is about a group of friends who grew up on a council estate in North West London (hence the title). The core of the book focuses…
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