Five shows on Apple TV+
Long Way Up / Tiny World / Amazing Stories (not!) / For All Mankind / The Morning Show
Tag: sci-fi
Westworld: Season 3
It’s easier to understand than Season 2, has a couple of new characters, lots of eye-candy and a cautionary sci-fi tale to tell. But is it any good?
September Movie Roundup
Enola Holmes | Magnum Dopus: The Making of Jay and Silent Bob Reboot | The Show Must Go On: The Queen + Adam Lambert Story | Message from the King | X-Men: Dark Phoenix | Gringo | Trainwreck | They Live
Nine more binge-worthy Netflix shows
Space Force | Santa Clarita Diet | Living With Yourself | Drifters | Chewing Gum | Staged | Warrior Nun | Community | The OA
August movie roundup
Puzzle | Journeyman | BlackkKlansman | The Old Guard | Replicas | The Equaliser 2 | This Is Where I Leave You | The Lovebirds
A quick catch up – misfits, puzzles and sand
There’s no ‘midpoint’ movie roundup this month because I haven’t seen that many so far. Instead I’ve been spending my time watching TV shows, doing jigsaws and listening to the audio version of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman.
My first 6 Netflix/Marvel TV shows
A relatively spoiler-free ramble about the first six Marvel series on Netflix: Daredevil (seasons 1 and 2), Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and The Defenders.
Books – 3 fictional / 2 factual
Stewart Lee – The Perfect Fool | Antony Beevor – D-Day: The Battle for Normandy | Arnhem: The Battle for the Bridges, 1944 | Ben Aaronovitch – Broken Homes | Michael Moorcock – A Cure for Cancer
Philip K Dick – Humpty Dumpty in Oakland
Humpty Dumpty in Oakland is another one of Philip K Dick’s non-science fiction books. It was written in 1960, but not published until 1986, posthumously.
Philip K Dick – The Crack in Space
The Crack in Space is not one of Dick’s best books, despite it being written in a very productive period of time (1963-64). However, it does contain numerous interesting ideas, not least of which is America’s first black president.
