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Murderbot review: Alexander Skarsgård fronts killer adaptation of beloved sci-fi novella
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this post was submitted on 12 May 2025
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I am too excited for this.
I read the first one or two and enjoyed it, but personally felt like novella-ing these was a bit of a grift given how short they are. I didn't shell out for the full set
Does the through line get good and does it conclude nicely? Or is it still going?
As I got older and dealt with various issues I struggled with reading (my favourite authors dying off didn't help). Murderbot (along with Dungeon Crawler Carl and the Ciaphas Cain books from W40K) was my way of getting back on the horse whereas full length novels felt too overwhelming.