… INTP ramblings on books, movies, television, and life
A story that suspends reality with settings and/or characters with strange or otherworldly characteristics.
Genres: fantasy, young adult Finally giving this one a fair shot. After borrowing this book from the library more than once (three times to be exact, this will be the fourth time I checked out this book), I am finally sitting down with this one. I probably should have given up after the second time […]
The Hammer of Thor (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, #2) by Rick Riordan Published by Disney-Hyperion on October 4th 2016 Genres: adventure, fantasy, myths Pages: 471 Goodreads The 411 Junkie Rundown The adventures *coughs troubles* for Magnus continues. A missing hammer, another prophecy, a new hall mate, and stopping Ragnorak–again–seems to be the […]
The Sword of Summer (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard, #1) by Rick Riordan Genres: adventure, fantasy, young adult Goodreads Magnus Chase has always been a troubled kid. Since his mother’s mysterious death, he’s lived alone on the streets of Boston, surviving by his wits, keeping one step ahead of the police and the […]
Dark Tower by Nikolaj Arcel (Director) on August 04th 2017 Genres: action, adventure, fantasy The 411 Junkie Rundown: Dark forces took over another dimensional world and want to expand their power, which includes Earth, by knocking down the Dark Tower, a barrier that separates multiple dimensions. The Gunslinger, from another dimension, and Jake, from Earth’s dimension, […]
Genres: fantasy, paranormal, sci fi Okay, not quiet at the theater but watching it nonetheless. Excited to watch it. The trailer looked so good. Expectations: A good storyline. The trailer looks like it was based on multiverse theory which, for a “non-loving” Sci-Fi fan, I absolutely love seeing done. Yes, total geek, but that’s the INTPer in […]
Genres: fantasy I seriously can’t wait to read this one. After reading The Bear and the Nightingale I was disappointed to find out it was a series. I thought the first one ended well and was ready to let that be “The End.” There were many plot holes but to me they worked.m because they seemed […]