Comedy… Movie #96 2022: Disenchanted (2022) 13 Dec 202212 Dec 2022 Is this the second review in a row that deals with a sequel? Indeed it is. However, unlike Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, it's sad for me to report that this…
Uncategorized Movie #49 2022: Crush (2022) 19 May 202219 May 2022 When I was growing up, there was absolutely no teen-appropriate LGBTQ+ media. In fact, the only lesbian romantic comedy in film that I can remember seeing before the age of…
Awards Season… Movie #27 2022: Licorice Pizza (2021) 22 Mar 202222 Mar 2022 Back to the Oscars race now, with a film that I found rather bizarre. Being quite a fan of Phantom Thread and There Will Be Blood, I expected to like…
Animation… Movie #172 2021: Luca (2021) 5 Jul 202125 Jun 2021 Pixar's latest movie Luca has been under a lot of scrutiny online recently. Many critics see the film as way too average for the usually profound animation studio, and though…
Animation… Movie #143 2021: The Mitchells vs the Machines (2021) 30 May 202127 May 2021 Did I expect The Mitchells vs the Machines to be the best movie of the year so far? Not at all. But listen to me when I say: this is…
Cerebral… Movie #105 2021: Gattaca (1997) 22 Apr 20213 Apr 2021 Every year I write a ‘to watch’ list in my trusty Moleskine®, and every year some films seem to still be on the list. This is one of those films.…
Comedy… Movie #312 2020: Hubie Halloween (2020) 17 Nov 202014 Nov 2020 Oh. God. Adam Sandler, why must you do this? Just in time for Halloween, Sandler released yet another Netflix movie. He plays Hubie Dubois; a man living in Salem (obviously)…
Comedy… Movie #216 2020: 50 First Dates (2004) 17 Jun 202015 Jun 2020 We'll take a break from the Conjuring Universe franchise that I've inexplicably decided to take on to jump back to a more jolly Sandler/Barrymore affair now! 50 First Dates is…
Animation… Movie #134 2020: The Willoughbys (2020) 6 May 20203 May 2020 Adults with children who are stuck in lockdown, look no further. Adults without children who are stuck in lockdown, look no further. The chaps at Netflix are here to pass…
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