Tópico: Top 10 Amazon.com Bible Reviews

[Oceanos]

Isso não merecia um tópico só pra ele, porque não é tão legal. Mas como não achei outro lugar pra postar:

Top 10 Amazon.com Bible Reviews

A kick in the Testaments c/o Amazon’s reviews of the King James Bible.

   1. “Excellent Special FX throughout”
   2. “The best fantasy epic since Lord of the Rings”
   3. “There aren’t enough good fights”
   4. “Three stars, because the paper was too thin”
   5. “One of the most disjointed novels I’ve read in a long while”
   6. “Almost preachy in tone”
   7. “Good ending”
   8. “The Lord hath no scorn like the scorn reserved for one-star reviewers”
   9. “Who wrote this thing, Michael Moore?”
  10. “Definitely not his best work”

My more diligent readers may wish to read the reviews in full and post any more in the comments below. Bless you, Jeff Bezos.

Fonte: http://www.qualitynonsense.com/199/top-10-amazon-bible-reviews/

[JUS EST ARS]

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[Oceanos]

Verdade! Não tinha visto no próprio site!

Algumas:

Is it too much to ask for an author to read what he writes and eliminate plot holes before publication?

I'm not generally a fan of fantasy fiction, but I felt obligated to read this title, it being the popular example of the genre. The story has a good premise that I can't help but think suffers in its implementation. The collaborative writing and editing processes, to say nothing of numerous translations, render the basic message somewhat indistinct. For example, as early as the first chapter, the authors make an attempt to introduce literally everything into the plot, even going so far as to suggest that the beginning of the story is the beginning of the universe. The rest of the book, however, makes no attempt to reconcile these far-reaching plot threads, instead focusing solely on the actions of a (relatively) small group of characters in the Middle East. Even with these strenuous limitations the remainder of the novel suffers from an overabundance of characters, most of whom are crude caricatures and only mentioned in passing. The authors would have done better to limit the scope of the plot, both in time and setting, to better highlight their message. The few characters who are developed suffer from serious inconsistencies as a result of the collaborative writing process. [....]

Epic gore-flick spoiled by weird ending, poor characters, plot holes, and too much deus-ex machina

Now I'm not usually into fiction, but on the recommendation of some friends who told me this book would change my life, I thought: "what the hey?"
I've gotta say I was disappointed. This could have been an epic gore flick, with millions of people being slayed in all directions by the central character. I mean, he doesn't spare the horses - all the people on earth (apart from 8 blokes on a boat), all the first sons of Eygpt, pretty much all the neighbouring tribes of Israel - they all get slashed up in some gruesome horror scenes. And hey, there's some great romance and sex scenes in there - from the Song of Songs, to the implied incest in the first chapter. It even touches on some freudian themes, with brother turning against brother.

... e outros.

[Guardião]

o que é isto?

[J Ricardo]

Comentários engraçadinhos do que as pessoas acharam de um produto na Amazon.com.

[Guardião]

a e sua punijão ricardo estamos todos esperando