Ten out of Ten
Andres KabelClear reviews of books and movies/shows. Completely free, consider it my gift to humanity. A rating out of 10; anything 5 or above might well be worth your consideration. Comments most welcome!
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[10/10] The Bear Season 5
Such a ride we’ve experienced in the four years of five seasons of The Bear! Showrunner Christopher Storer, who directed three quarters of the episodes and wrote nearly half, has had a singular, if sometimes slightly angular, view of...
[10/10] The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Strout
The celebrated, revered creator of the fictional characters Lucy Barton and Olive Kitteridge, American novelist Elizabeth Strout, has now turned to a male character, and with stunning effect. In The Things We Never Say, middle-aged h...
[10/10] The Infinity Machine by Sebastian Mallaby
English journalist/author Sebastian Mallaby has five prior books to his credit, all of them interesting, but The Infinity Machine: Demis Hassabis, Deep Mind and the Quest for Superintelligence is my only encounter with a first-rate c...
[8/10] Dear You by Hongchun Lan
Hongchun Lan, a writer/director from southern China, has hit the festival circuit, and now the main circuit, with a heartfelt, intelligent movie, Dear You. With a cast that is largely amateurish (in professional terms, though not in...
[8/10] Don’t Call It Art by Austin Kleon
Eclectic American artist Austin Kleon has carved out a special niche for himself as not only an evocative Internet-centered artist but as an inspirer of creativity, using bold, imaginative ideas. His first book, sixteen years ago, Ne...
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