The Trespass - Kindle Edition Reviews
Newest Review: ... films) which have used it to good effect. The key difference is they created a world which at least seem internally logical. ... more
... When you watch an Indy film, you don't particularly question it because a) it all seems to make sense at the time and b) you get swept up in the action and enjoy the over-the-top fun.
The Trespass has none of that sense of excitement. It bumbles along at an excruciatingly slow pace, relying on stupid plot developments and ridiculously unlikely coincidences. Just to give you an example: at one point Dracup visits an old man suffering from dementia, whose confused mind contains vital information. Just at the very momen...more
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The Trespass - Kindle Edition: Don't let this trespass on your time (1217 words)by - written on 25/06/12 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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(Warning: this review contains a lot of very unkind similes. Do not read if the wanton torture of the English language offends you) Poor old Scott Hunter. He desperately wants to do two things with The Trespass. One: create a British Indiana Jones (something he obliquely acknowledges via several references in the text) and two: create yet another "lost religious artefact" treasure hunt book. Unfortunately, his two aims hit two snags. One: most of the really good religious stuff (Ark of the Covenant, Holy Grail, Jesus' Cross or tomb) have already been done, leaving latecomers to resort to a bit of barrel scraping in the search for their mystical ... Read the complete review
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