Respectfully disagree. Here's my experience: It exceeded my expectations in every way

The comparison to the novel is interesting but the film is making an argument the novel can't.

Say Nothing is the book I give to people who think they don't like history.

Tried this today and it actually works!

This is exactly what I needed to hear, thank you

I've seen it twice in theaters and I'm going again when it comes back for the anniversary screening.

An arc I didn't see coming is better than an arc I saw coming but executed well.

Tolkien's appendices are the worldbuilding and the main narrative is almost secondary.

This post describes the experience of watching this film more accurately than any review I've read.

I asked a novelist about a single sentence and they told me three things I'd never considered.

I've watched this five times and the first act still makes me nervous even though I know what happens.

Housekeeping is the better Robinson and I'm prepared to argue this at length.

The script is the only thing holding together a production that could have fallen apart at any point.

Nobody talks about the third-act music because everyone is still processing the visual.

This community is so helpful. Thanks everyone

The Kindle Scribe is good for reading and not good for writing. The distinction matters.

The Sophon sections in Three-Body Problem are the only horror writing that has physically made me uncomfortable in years.