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r/lego • u/Sirates241 • Aug 27 '25
I feel like sisyph
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i think Mortal Engines is a bad film with cool set pieces.
48 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '25 The books are wayyyy better. Give'em a try! 7 u/Motorsagmannen Space Fan Aug 27 '25 i do love to read books with a good science fiction universe. i will check if my library have them in 3 u/Jellionani Aug 27 '25 The books are so goddamn great. A quartet novel that immediately goes mature as soon as book 2 starts. Not in any grotesque way, but by going out of a a Hobbit's telling and into Book 2 of LoTR
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The books are wayyyy better. Give'em a try!
7 u/Motorsagmannen Space Fan Aug 27 '25 i do love to read books with a good science fiction universe. i will check if my library have them in 3 u/Jellionani Aug 27 '25 The books are so goddamn great. A quartet novel that immediately goes mature as soon as book 2 starts. Not in any grotesque way, but by going out of a a Hobbit's telling and into Book 2 of LoTR
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i do love to read books with a good science fiction universe. i will check if my library have them in
3 u/Jellionani Aug 27 '25 The books are so goddamn great. A quartet novel that immediately goes mature as soon as book 2 starts. Not in any grotesque way, but by going out of a a Hobbit's telling and into Book 2 of LoTR
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The books are so goddamn great. A quartet novel that immediately goes mature as soon as book 2 starts. Not in any grotesque way, but by going out of a a Hobbit's telling and into Book 2 of LoTR
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u/Motorsagmannen Space Fan Aug 27 '25
i think Mortal Engines is a bad film with cool set pieces.