There are some sequels that you need more than you could ever express & #Disenchanted is one of those. Why are we looking forward to it? Read on.
‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ Review: A Not-So-Merry Mistake
The nostalgia we feel for the holiday classic ‘Home Alone’ isn’t enough to make this reboot film have the same impact.
In Defense of Penelope Featherington of ‘Bridgerton’
Bridgerton’s first season left many viewers with harsh opinions about Penelope Featherington, opinions we feel are undeserved. Let’s discuss.
‘The Claus Family’ Review: A Festive Family Formula
Since Christmas obviously begins directly after Halloween, Netflix now has the Dutch family holiday film ‘The Claus Family’ for you!
‘Stuck Together’ Review: Laughter Out of Lockdown
Netflix just dropped a French pandemic comedy called Stuck Together. Yes, a pandemic comedy, if you need a laugh instead of a scare.
A Bond Girl Never Dies
Over the years, she has been right by James Bond’s side: the Bond girl. She has certainly changed over the years, though. Let’s discuss.
‘The Last Duel’ Review: The Truth According to a Woman
The new historical epic The Last Duel puts the strength of an A-list director and actors behind a story centering a woman telling her truth.
‘Sounds Like Love’ Review: What Makes a Rom-Com?
I have to admit up front that the romantic comedy is one of my favorite genres in film. When two people navigate an eventful and maybe sometimes rocky road to end up happy with each other, my entertainment hopes are…
‘The Guilty’ Review: Stretched to the Breaking Point– in a Good Way
The new Netflix film The Guilty provides actor Jake Gyllenhaal with a one-man showcase for his talent and a thrilling story to back it up.
‘Confessions of an Invisible Girl’ Review: Adolescence in Every Language
A new Brazilian teen comedy just dropped on Netflix, and it portrays awkward adolescence in all it’s glory. How good is the movie, though?
