reader ride

a blog just to comment on what I read/see, I'm a native Spanish speaker so maybe the books or movies wouldn't be in English, I can translate them though (in the case of books)

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In the backrooms movie, when Clark dies because of his monster self I didn't think that made sense until after explaining the ending to my partner, like, of course, Clark could communicate with his monster self because it was a fresh memory and like a fresh memory it was almost perfect, but after a bit the memory wasn't fresh and the backrooms think of it as it thinks about every other "live" thing, as a monster.

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I just finished reading Scott pilgrim and I thought the end would be different, it was just so abrupt, like i get the story started with the seven evil exes and makes sense it ends when they're not a problem anymore, but there's no way that Scott just gets away from trouble from there on with Ramona and everything in general, come on.

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I'm gonna be talking about "un grillo del año dos mil y pico" (A cricket from the year two thousand-ish)written by Ramon Dominguez.

I really loved the book, it really put effort into making that future a liveable one, even when it is fantasy, plus I loved all the illustrations that are in the book, my favorite is one where the cricket it's illustrated.

This one:

(Summary down the image)

It takes place in a future where making sound in the city it's a crime, where people talk with each other with telepathy and even a slight sound can make someone's ear bleed.

We're in the pov of a child who is receiving letters from a child of that future, he tells "us" how he and a friend one time brought a cricket to the city and made everyone panic and realize that sound isn't that big of a threat.

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I'm not reading something right now but I have read one book that l practically almost eat it alive, if it could be alive