If you are into short stories this is a must.

If you are into short stories this is a must for you.

A phenomenal series. A must go for people that question where we come and where we go.

Great show. The acting from Hugh Laurie is phenomenal. The rest of the cast do a great job too. Totally binge watching material warranty.

Great comedy. A piece of the 70's for those of us that born to late to live them.

Great narrative. Wim Wenders achieved to create the atmosphere to explain how feelings make us humans.

just as crappy as you’d expect.

A plan to escape, a diversity town, and a train... A good movie of what would happen if you mix it together.

When links speak louder than one's voice.

A dark comedy drama revolving around drugs, poverty and addiction.

Short and good. Great combat and has a big enough variety of enemies for its time

A great film exposing the rush that one feels when one feed one's addiction.

An amazing biographical movie, which narrates the preamble of the 2008 crisis.

Great cult movie. An amazing narrative.

better than the first movie.

decent college movie. great ending.

expected i’d hate this because of millie bobby brown but god she plays her character well.

way better than i expected but god his weird voice does my head in.

beyond predictable. boring story line.

I have recently started looking into the history of Guyana, the birthplace of my gran'mutha. Before this book I did not think about the origin of my mother country. This book drove me to take the simple step of reading a Wikipedia page and looking for a YouTube video on the subjects origin. In just a 2 hour audible book Jamaica Kincaid has pushed me to reflect. To investigate the roots of a nation my that gain sovereignty in 1966. My gran'mutha would have been 30 years old. 2 years older than me right now. Kincaid enlightened me on how recently my people gained there independence. After listening to this book, I felt hollow. How could I have made it this many years into my life without looking back with pride at how far Guyana has come? Why haven't I spoken to my family, or asked questions? This book makes my want to investigate and document. I hope it does the same for you.