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'A Court of Wings and Ruin' Review
'A Court of Frost and Starlight' Spoiler Free Review
'Caraval' Review
'City of Fallen Angels' Spoiler Free Review
'Cranford' Spoiler Free Review
'Kingdom of Ash' Spoiler Free Review
'Lady Audley's Secret' Spoiler Free Review
'Legendary' Spoiler Free Review
Lost in Translation: The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones
'Orange: Volume 2' Spoiler Free Manga Review
'RWBY: Red Like Roses' Spoiler Free Review
'RWBY Manga Anthology #2: Mirror Mirror' Spoiler Free Review
'Sabriel' Spoiler Free Review
'Strange the Dreamer' Spoiler Free Review
'The Haunting of Henry Twist' Spoiler Free Review
'The Language of Thorns' Spoiler Free Review
'The Lifted Veil' Spoiler Free Review
'The Mortal Instruments: City of Ashes' Review
'The Mortal Instruments: City of Glass' Review
'The Night Circus' Spoiler Free Review
'Turtles All the Way Down' Spoiler Free Review
'Wonder Woman: Warbringer' Spoiler Free Review

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RWBY Volume 5 Theories and Predictions

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With Volume 5 just a few weeks away I thought I’d do something different for this week’s post and talk about some of my theories and predictions for Volume 5 and beyond. Of course, many of these theories are going to feature spoilers of things we’ve learnt in previous Volumes so make sure you’ve watched the first four Volumes. I also want to state that I am not saying my theories are true, You are entitled to your own opinion and predictions of what is going to happen in later Volumes. SPOILER WARNING!!! The first theory I want to talk about is not a new one, but it is a theory I think I have something to add to. That is the notion that Qrow is Ruby’s real father. When I first heard this theory I did not believe it as I could not understand why Qrow would leave his daughter if he had one. Given the information we received in Volume Four, however, about Qrow’s semblance, it seems perfectly plausible to me that he is her real dad. In the last Volume, we discovered that Qrow’
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'Spiderman Homecoming' Review:

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'Spiderman Homecoming' marks Tom Holland first solo film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe or MCU. With no rehashed origin recap to drag the story down, 'Spiderman Homecoming' is a refreshing take on the character with never before seen villains. That being said, the film was hardly perfect, with below average supporting characters and inconsistent technology. This review is going to feature spoilers for 'Spiderman Homecoming' so if you haven't seen the movie yet I would highly recommend going to the cinema to watch it and then come back and finish reading this. SPOILER WARNING!!! The film opens with a recap of the events of 'Captain America: Civil War' told from Peter's perspective. This was a great refresher if like me you haven't seen the film in a while or if you've never seen a film in the MCU before. Viewers could easily go into this film and understand the majority of the story having to see the other fifteen predecessors. It
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RWBY Volume 4 Soundtrack Review:

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The soundtrack to the latest volume of the internet anime series RWBY has just been released and provides an interesting insight into the characters. Whether you take these songs as gospel (Cough cough, Bumblebee shippers, cough cough) or you just like listening to them for Casey Lee Williams' amazing vocal's and her father's, Jeff, incredible scores I am going to give my take on the songs on this album. I will only be reviewing the first eleven songs on the album as the rest are scores and do not feature any new vocals. Although there are no volume or story spoilers, beware of minor spoilers for the characters ahead. I should also say that although I am attributing the songs to characters this doesn’t necessarily make it the case. Jeff Williams once said in an interview that he writes the songs about people and feelings in his own life and not for the show itself. Let's just live ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_aEUQJXG0s ): This song served as the intro f
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