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PennyK

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42. The movie was pretty good!

Mon Jul 30, 2018, 03:53 PM

Jul 2018

Hubby and I both enjoyed it. Of course things move more quickly onscreen than they do when you're reading -- I always forget who's who in the action scenes, and they seemed to emphasize special effects, but overall, casting was good and we had fun.

Forgot...I also started Victoria Thompson's Gaslight Mystery series with Murder on Astor Place. Each book references a NYC neighborhood and our protagonists are an "odd couple" who start out at odds but quickly coalesce into a great team. Could use a tad more humor but otherwise pretty good.

I'm really looking forward to The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, which debuts on Netflix August 10th (same night as
Amazon Prime's Ordeal by Innocence!), but I may have to wait a few days as I'm having eyelid surgery that day. On the bright side, I should be seeing a lot more once it's healed!

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