Angst and a Broken Heart Challenge ‘After’ Adaptation
Angsty teenage dramas really aren’t my thing, but still, I seem to watch quite a few of them. This After (2019) film is one such title, and for the good…
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‘Tortilla Soup’ (2001) – It’s all About Family and Food
This isn’t something that will immediately catch your eye when looking for a new flick. But Tortilla Soup is actually one of the better independent films you can, for two hours,…
‘Jumanji: The Next Level’ is One Funny Follow Up
Sequels seem to, generally, be something fans don’t like as well as the first movie. More often than not I’m the girl who likes them as well, if not better…
‘Military Wives’: A Slow But Charming Dramedy
Sometimes when a film enters the cinematic world with little fanfare, it takes some time for me to circle back and make the time. This is true of Military Wives,…
‘Failure to Launch’: One of the Fun, but Forgettable Rom-Coms
It’s been a long time since this romantic-comedy made its debut in theaters. But right before Netflix bid it goodbye, I did give it a watch, come away liking the…
‘The Beautician & the Beast’ is the Good Time Modern Fairytale
Onward my journey down the road of nostalgic movie-watching goes. Not sure when this started this past year, but its ongoing, and I cannot say I’m mad about it. One…
‘My Spy’ is the Fun and Exciting Amazon Original
I have a weakness for cute movies that feature adorable characters. My Spy is the latest in a line of such films. My Spy (2020) Amazon Film Review While operating…
Go on a Journey in ‘Rip Tide,’ a Good Movie
We all probably have movies that we skip past when browsing Netflix. For whatever reason. One of mine is Rip Tide, a fun film with a former Disney channel star….
‘From Prada to Nada’: A Fun Austen Re-Telling
Once upon a time, I saw A&E’s Pride & Prejudice as a young girl, and I was lost to all things Austen. Since then, I’ve bought nearly all of the…
