THE FACES OF A ROMANCE ADAPTATION: ‘Little Women’
There’s very few Louisa May Alcott stories that make a greater impression than that of her easily most heralded work, Little Women. I will admit that most will argue against…
Category: Period Drama
see all the latest period dramas we’re re-watching, swooning over, and discovering!
‘Stonehearst Asylum’ is a Most Fascinating and Pretty Period Drama
Movies with a creepy nature are not my thing. Perhaps this is why, some five years later, I still hadn’t seen Stonehearst Asylum, a period drama that has an impressive…
Why Netflix’s ‘Rebecca’ (2020) is a Dream of a Romance
With a stellar cast and a popular home, Rebecca (2020) may not have received the buzz it hoped, but it certainly has enough to recommend it. Rebecca (2020) Netflix Review…
Faces of an Adaptation: The ‘Great Expectations’ One
Dickens classics aren’t something I re-watch often, but those I’ve seen are always top shelf quality productions. As we approach this darker autumnal season, and in pressing onwards in our…
‘Enola Holmes’: The Fierce Holmes Outwits the Smart One
When it comes to new entertainment, for the last two years or better, most of my new favorites appear on platforms like Netflix. This Netflix original, another in their line…
A Haunting New Drama: ‘Rebecca’ Comes to Netflix + Pretty Photos!
Sitting here typing out a new publication work makes me wonder whether or not I should admit what I’m about to. But as I cop to pretty much everything (like…
Faces of a Romance Adaptation: The One All About Emma.
As we speak today, I don’t seem to tire of any adaptation related to Jane Austen. Are there other literary tomes that deserve recognition? Sure. But I’m also happy if…
‘Emma.’ (2020): This is the Comedy without All the Romance
Though the plan was to see this in theaters, as is true of any Austen adaptation, my plans didn’t work out. Emma. (2020) has lots of versions but this latest…
‘The Valley of Light’ – A WWII Drama of Hope
Hallmark Hall of Fame films seem to have a special way to “connect” with the viewer. The Valley of Light has this same quality, but this time around it’s done…
