"A Passage to India" Review & Analysis

[@c3cubed]

An excellent translation of this book to film was directed by David Lean in 1984. One of the great masters of epic cinematic adventure, it was his last film. I would highly recommend the movie for cinephiles. With sensational on-location atmosphere, Lean's casting of the film is perfection, including Peggy Ashcroft who won the Oscar for her portrayal of 'Mrs Moore'.

[@allialias]

This is Awesome. Have watched you or months and didn't know you were going to review actual novels! You have quickly become a fav content creater. Looking forward to seeing your collections. Thank you!

[@bennorwood8433]

Can you do a video about science fiction magazines in the 1920s and maybe do a follow up on your short stories and there contacts

[@charlesross9260]

Try Forster"s story "The Machine Stops."

[@binglamb2176]

Great book and one of my favourites.

[@MicaRayan]

The ending is rather sad, heartwarming, irony, bittersweet and enigmatic

[@bennorwood8433]

Can you also do a story review about science-fiction magazines in the 20s

[@hazelwray4184]

'Amazing Stories' ("launched" 1926) was the first sci-fi magazine, as far as I know.

[@catherinejohnson2235]

Super analysis. Not too academic but easy to navigate. Liked the movie, and all of this author's stuff, but I agree - this book is too convoluted to really enjoy.

[@bennorwood8433]

Can you do a story about political machine

[@christopherwilson2606]

I found this novel to be a difficult read like you stated in this review. I expected to enjoy it going in... but really didn't care for it.

[@dianacooper-havlik9085]

✅👏🏻✨

[@zippyvideos8938]

But still it's a great