Sometimes, things slip by and we don’t know that something has started filming. Especially when they do it under a different name. The A.K. Small novel Bright Burning Stars has begun filming. The name of the adaptation is Birds of Paradise. The movie is currently shooting in Budapest, with SarahRead More →
If you aren’t familiar with Daisy Jones & The Six, it tells the story of Daisy Jones. She’s rich, parents ignore her, and she finds herself rising to rock stardom in the 70’s. The book is a page turner, one that you won’t regret investing your time into. The seriesRead More →
Hunters’ first season was just released on Amazon Prime. It had both good and bad moments. Some that were predictable and some that took me by surprise. There were moments that I definitely cried in tears and outrage. I poured them out into this review for you. So, let’s goRead More →
If you haven’t read Daisy Jones & The Six, you need to make sure that you go ahead and pick that book up now. It was a Reese Witherspoon Bookclub pick and is being adapted by Amazon Studios. The Taylor Jenkins Reid novel is sooooo good. If you aren’t familiarRead More →
Amazon Prime Video is set to release Hunters on February 21st marking Al Pacino’s first trip into the streaming television series universe. You may have noticed that we happen to love Al Pacino over here which means we’re very excited for this series to drop! But Pacino isn’t the onlyRead More →
When we think of HOT leading men, Sam Claflin definitely comes to mind. When we think of AMAZING books, Daisy Jones & The Six is definitely on that list. So combine the two and you’ve managed to maintain our attention. Sam Claflin is set as the male lead opposite Riley KeoughRead More →
Daisy Jones & The Six, based on the book by Taylor Jenkins Reid, will be coming to Amazon and we can’t wait. The book, which was a Reese Witherspoon book club pick, has been picked up for series, with Riley Keough to star as Daisy Jones. But as we allRead More →
Amazon continues to build on it’s catalog of unique and creative content in the form of Undone and its season 2 renewal. The news comes a couple months after season 1 dropped, and after we did a season 1 review here at Fangirlish on the show, and after executive producerRead More →
Lauren Oliver is a talented author. One that we’re excited for anything that she puts out, that we actually pre-order (don’t kill us other authors of the world for not pre-ordering). Panic was one of those books that we were first in line for. And we’ve been excited that AmazonRead More →
If you haven’t watched Modern Love, you need to. The show, which is airing right now on Amazon Prime is based on the New York Times column of the same name, has been made into eight half hour episodes and will make you cry your eyes out. The show droppedRead More →
Amazon Prime’s Modern Love has us thinking about, well …love. And if you, like us, were enchanted by the eight stories in this anthology – which we reviewed here – then we have an exciting opportunity for you. More stories! You probably known by know that the series is basedRead More →
Often on TV, we see only one side of love. I’m not sure if that side sells more, or if that side is way harder, and easier to romanticize, but I do know that, as someone who’s consumed massive amounts of entertainment in her life, I have never quite seenRead More →
Coming into Modern Love, I was certain of what I would see and what I’d experience. I was looking forward to love that transcends time and space, but still, love that was basic, where A + B = C and most of the time A and B are straight andRead More →
Last weekend, the second season of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag sweeped at the Emmys, stealing the crown from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. The first season of Fleabag, which premiered in 2016, garnered no such awards attention, however, which would imply that the second season is far superior to the first. IRead More →
This isn’t your average review. Personally it was like none that I’ve ever written. Why? Because everything that I had to say about Amazon Prime’s Undone was positive. Seriously. Every single thing that happened on this show blew my mind away, left me wondering how I could live a lifeRead More →
Undone is the trippy, heartfelt, and animated drama that you need in your life. It’s wild in how the Latinx lead discovers a new relationship with time after surviving a terrible accident. And it’s wondrously beautiful in the way we experience Alma’s (Rosa Salazar) life, struggles, and everything in between.Read More →
From Orlando Bloom’s Philo carrying Carnival Row in his lithe but strong arms to Imogen & Agreus being my surprise OTP, there’s plenty to talk about, break down, and explore when it comes to this Amazon Prime show. In this season review we’ll be covering the good, the bad, andRead More →
If there’s anything that we’ve learned from Carnival Row it’s that it’s a tangled weave of amazing, and often annoying, characters who cause trouble, try to save the day where they can, and try to find meaning in the work that they do. We got a chance to speak withRead More →
Carnival Row is a healthy dose of reality checking intrigue that leaves you feeling frustrated at times for the way that it accurately portrays how people treat individuals that are “different” and elated for the family that forms surrounding these harsh conditions. So before Carnival Row premieres August 30th onRead More →
Well, color me shocked. There’s what I expected from Carnival Row based on their SDCC panel and press conference: good fantasy, beautiful settings, clichés and tone-deafness in the message, and then there’s what I got from the show: good fantasy, beautiful – if a bit too dark – settings andRead More →
It’s finally time for my last review of this season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and, boy, is there a lot to discuss. Let’s get to it! “Vote for Kennedy, Vote for Kennedy” The Good Abe’s Apathy Tony Shalhoub is never funnier than when Abe is just done with everything,Read More →