Review: Dito at Doon: Love in the New Normal
The Pandemic has affected each and everyone of us in a different way. Some were forced to work from home […]
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The Mitchells VS. The Machines: Absolutely Bonkers, Delightful and Heart-Warming
A long overdue movie for the whole family because you know, we haven’t had one in a long time, one […]
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‘Love and Monsters’ Mix well in this coming-of-age apocalypse led by Dylan O’Brien
I can’t feel but have a sense of regret I have about this monster-adventure, coming-of-age film is that I didn’t […]
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Moxie: A long over-due, coming of (r)age story
“Moxie” a noun that means “energy” it can also be used for “courage” and “determination”. Based on the book by […]
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I Care A Lot: A Chilling Parable of Power with an entertaining villainess in Rosamund Pike
“I Care A Lot” which in my opinion is a poor choice as a title for the movie-especially when she […]
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To All the Boys: Always and Forever: A Satisfying Conclusion to a Romantic and Colorful Trilogy
As the ending credits to the film start rolling, clips from all three movies start flashing on your screen and […]
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The Dig: Archeological drama unearths themes on love, pain and death
There hasn’t been a shortage of World War II movies, as a fan of history, trust me I’ve seen […]
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The White Tiger: A Dark and Grim Rags-to-Riches Tale
Based on the 2008 novel of the same name by Aravind Adiga it tells the story of Balram Halwai (Adarsh […]
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Rebecca: A Twisted Cinderella Tale and Toxic Relationships
Rebecca is based on the 1938 gothic novel of the same name, there was also the 1940 Oscar winning adaptation […]
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Emily in Paris: A Chic and Charming Guilty-Pleasure
Day 200 in quarantine and I gobbled up Darren Star’s (of Sex and the City fame) 10 episode stylish comedy-drama […]
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Enola Holmes: Delightful and Empowering!
Successfully brings modern day themes on feminism and equality to Victorian England. “My life is my own and the future […]
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The Devil All The Time – Movie Review
“It seemed to his son that his father fought the devil all the time.” Fans and the casual movie goer […]
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“A Whisker Away” – A Delightful Watch
More comedy, than drama, I enjoyed “A Whisker Away” which was a light and easy watch, something you can even see with your younger siblings or nephews/nieces no awkward scenes, I promise. It’s all good, clean and very GP.
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ALL THE BRIGHT PLACES: Love in the time of Grief and Trauma
“There are bright places, even in dark times” Not your typical teen romance flick, as the film deals heavily with […]
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ONWARD -Conjures good old magic with fantasy, and takes on living with the loss of a parent and the love of family.
New Mushroomton wasn’t the busy, busking metropolis it always was, once upon a time, there was-MAGIC! And wizards, centaurs, mermaids, […]
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The Call Of The Wild: A Whole New Adventure Of The Furry Kind
Prior to seeing the film, I was wondering why the choice to use a CG dog (powered by Motion Capture) […]
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Movie Review – Birds of Prey: Fun, Insane, Absolutely Bonkers! And (still) a Film on Women Empowerment
Coming out of seeing Birds of Prey And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn, one would not expect that […]
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Mini Movie Review: BIRDS OF PREY And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn
Not your typical girls night out film, as this comic book all female-led flick is crazy, fun, a bit violent- […]
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Mini Movie Review: Little Women
Director Greta Gerwig took a beloved story and made it relevant in this day and age. She breathes life into […]
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1917 and Why We Continue to Need Good War Films
At the begining of 2020, there were threats of the possibility of a Third World War, and while jokes and […]
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The Gentlemen -Fun, Fast and Furious!
I was not entirely a fan of Ritchie’s “King Arthur” I remember zoning out during some scenes but I can […]
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Mini Movie Review: Bad Boys for Life
The chemistry between Martin Lawrence and Will Smith does not miss a beat! They are as hilarious as ever! Despite […]
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Mini Movie Review: Just Mercy
Is a powerful film (don’t wear eye-make up, bring tissue) which directly examines our society, the rules with which we […]
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Spies In Disguise: Absolutely Crazy and Charming!
Probably my favorite ‘Blue Sky Studios’ movie to date, “Spies in Disguise” which is loosely based on the animated short, […]
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Movie Review: Abominable – A Beautiful Family Movie!
Movies about the Abominable Snowman and Yeti are nothing new and yet 2019’s “Abominable has to be the most visually […]
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Movie Review – It Chapter Two
I’m a big fan Stephen King fan, in fact my son’s second name is Stephen (Luke Stephen), when I was […]
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READY OR NOT-The Worst Wedding Night makes for a Thrilling and Fun Movie!
Think your significant other’s family is weird? Wait till you meet the Le Domas family, extremely rich, a bit eccentric […]
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Movie Review – Once Upon A Time in Hollywood – Tarantino takes us for a wild ride!
Going into the Press Screening for “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood” I actually had a lot riding on the […]
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Movie Review – STUBER-A fun spin on the buddy cop formula
These two couldn’t be more different and now they’re in the Uber ride of their lives. A fun spin on […]
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Movie Review- Angry Birds Movie 2 – Charms in Sequel
Honestly, I was a bit surprised that there was going to be a sequel to 2016’s “Angry Birds Movie” mostly […]
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