From Below

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At least the sharks are good!” No, Sharky. The sharks are not good. They are bad. They are sub- Sharknado bad. When they are CG they flop about, moving through the water (and occasionally the air) with no physical presence. When they are puppets they are adorable, like sea puppies, making the way they are treated seem, frankly, unreasonably cruel. They pop up for all of thirty seconds at a time – budget, I assume – not making their appearance until easily past the one hour mark. Added to this the fact that the total time they are on screen for is easily under 10 minutes so not only is the majority of the movie gaspingly inept, it’s also a huge disappointment to fans of shark movies (and fans of James Woods' legal dramas). As Marcus prepared for his stint in Hawai’i, he shared online the books that he thought were essential for anyone interested in learning how to write history from below. Thinking they would make a great reading list, I wrote to Marcus and, with his permission, they are reproduced here. Cove is a dive documentarist, Devereaux historian, Vanna diving specialist, Hestie biologist, and 3 others in a dive group, seeking the sinking of the Arcadia, diving to deep sea, a level most recreational explorers never entered.

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I don't think the hash difference is related to the ines header. I think it's the filename that is "From Below (USA) (Aftermarket) (Unl).nes". When I changed the file name to match that, the hashes match. For the life of me, I just could not bring myself to care about the present day story-line. It dragged along for a solid two-thirds of the book before anything really started to happen. It's such a shame because Coates did such a fantastic job building this sense of dread, isolation, and claustrophobia in the beginning of the story.Julius Scott, The Common Wind: Afro-American Currents in the Age of the Haitian Revolution, Verso, 2018. We don’t use below when one thing touches or covers or hides something else; we usually use under instead: SS Arcadia vanished without a trace and made its bed on the ocean floor. Why did the ship lose communication with the outside world, veer off-course, and sink without cause? And what became of its passengers? Is there any disadvantage making an official release with the never, better (and from what I've read) retrocompatible nes 2.0 header?

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The story was told through dual-timelines and shifting perspectives. As the modern-day crew go on multiple dives and uncover progressively unsettling discoveries there, the truth about what happened all those years ago is also being revealed to the reader. I found this a very clever narrative style, as tension remained present throughout and my intrigue was heightened as the chapters progressed and the mysteries were revealed.Christopher Hill, The World Turned Upside Down: Radical Ideas in the English Revolution, Penguin , 1972.

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Maybe Kiệt simply had no experience with green screen. His breakout hit, Furie, was a very practical martial arts crime story and it could be that he’s moving into untested waters with very little guidance. What I’m saying here is that it’s not necessarily the writer/director’s fault that the effects in the movie look abominable. Just that they do and it’s an enormous distraction. But that’s not really the problem with From Below. The problem is how utterly fake it looks. If the two lead actors even saw

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Despite having some solid characters in the beginning, especially the main protagonist Cove, I just felt this novel started to get dull and repetitive as I went through the chapters. I enjoyed all the great atmospheric elements of this, especially the underwater situations, but after a while, it just started to get boring. The author perfectly captures a creepy atmosphere and builds tension with every dive the characters take, truly riveting. Each location and sensation is described in a way that is both thrilling and chilling. What sets these books apart is that they are not overwhelmingly dark, as is often the case in horror novels. For that, I like more Darcy Coates's books.