This is a great looking film. The Blu-Ray is full 1080p HD and though I’ve read some complaints about the deliberate graininess I still thought the picture was amazing.

I really wanted to like this, but the depressing ‘right-on’ politics, a confusing cast of characters who all got mixed up in my head, and a cheat of an ending that means you have to read the sequel to (maybe) find out what has happened to important characters, mean that I felt cheated instead.

Much underrated I expect following the ‘Rambo’ series of movies, but still a truely excellent book.

very bleak actually.

Sadly, only one new song, but Colleen is an essential listen.

Terribly dated, this book, first published in 1967, should really not still be in print. But I guess since it features her famous detective Dalgleish, it will most likely be around for some time to come.

This is a very intense book, and a very complex read. I didn’t enjoy it.

Fantastic, no bookshelf should be without it.

Life, the Universe, and Everything.
Life is a collection of essays and comments which are a joy to read. The Universe is DNA’s opinion of the changing world of science and technology and his struggles with them; it’s very intersting to read old comments about how he thought technology would turn out.

Just finished re-reading this book, and read the final three quarters of it in one sitting. It’s just as fabulous as I remembered.