Narrated by Oliver Wyman Run Time: 4 hrs and 23 mins Genre: futuristic thriller? Maybe (scifi if you wanna be more generic) Summary: Stephen Leeds (Legion) has some very real hallucinations. They’re different personalities. He’s tasked with finding a high-tech body. Additional Comments: Not entirely in love with the first bit of the blurb being…
Narrated by Daniel Penz Run Time: 14 hrs and 55 min Performance Notes: Nicely done. Decent voice variation. A very strong performance. My issues were in not liking the main character’s inner voice (not the actor, the character). The narrator read the character true to form. I just hated the MC. Story Summary: Meg—described as…
Narrated by Mikael Naramore Kid Sensation Series book 4 Run Time: 10 hrs and 14 mins Summary: Jim’s father is missing, so his uncle seeks him out to see fi they can solve the mini-mystery. And the world’s about to end. Additional Comments: Overall, a solid entry in the Kid Sensation series. It started very…
Narrated by Mikael Naramore Run Time: 1 hr and 14 min Summary: Jim, Electra, and Smokey are on a mission to free Rudi and her little brother. Additional Comments: Short and sweet. Some of the Kid Sensation stories kind of meander to nowhere, but since this is a short story, it moves along rather nicely….
Narrated by Emma Faye Run Time: 5 hrs and 16 mins Summary: Mia’s amnesia after a car accident dominates much of her life. She’s sleepwalking, getting headaches, and having strange memories. Additional Comments: It’s kind of similar to a fantasy book in that literally anything could happen because you’re not sure if she’s remembering real…
Narrated by Mikael Naramore Run time: 8 hrs and 47 mins Summary: Gant Maker and his small company of misfits set out to find the dreaded Vacra. Additional Comments: I enjoyed the story, but it’s more about the characters than the plot. My favorite parts were near the beginning when it turned more into a…
Narrated by Sean Kenin, Saskia Maarleveld, Marc Thompson, and Jonathan Davis Summary: A collection of 4 short stories set in the Star Wars universe after it was Disneyfied. To be clear, the title and setting are about all these stories have to do with Star Wars. There’s no bearing on the overarching war. About the…
This year featured everything from my first official horror movie to the end of several eras of movies (Marvel and Star Wars). Oh, I’m sure they will release more titles, but they’ve at least ended their most ambitious story arcs. Both ended on decently strong notes.
Spoiler warning. If you haven’t seen Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, this will either tick you off or not make any sort of sense. Star Wars Movies in Order from Least Favorite to Favorite Jeremy Jahns asked that question. I answered it, but I’m not sure I answered the same as I’m going to…
A satisfying conclusion to Disney’s Star Wars trilogy if you don’t think about how Disneyfied it’s become. That’s difficult, but if you can accept it for what it is, it’s still a fun story and a good movie. Reviews are looking polarized because if you try to compare it to classic Star Wars, it’s going to fall short.