Paint (2023) — Movie Review
Laughter is truly a universal language that brings people together. The comedy genre has the ability to evoke joy, lighten our hearts, and provide a much-needed escape from everyday life. Paint (2023),…
The Strays on Netflix — Movie Review
There’s a heavy-handed ominousness from the first frame of The Strays. This is Netflix’s new entry into the stuffed category of social horror. Dissonant music plays over a concrete block apartment building…
Queen Charlotte — Season 1, Episode 2 Recap
As the second episode of Queen Charlotte commences, the honeymoon phase for young Charlotte is far from blissful. Her newlywed husband resides separately at Kew Palace, leaving her alone. Adding to her…
Winnie the Pooh: Blood & Honey – Movie Review
An animation explanation of what occurred in the 100 Acre Wood opens Blood and Honey. In a manner similar to the children’s tale, a young Christopher Robin encountered several creatures and made…
Queen Charlotte — Season 1 Episode 1 Recap
The spin-off of ‘Bridgerton’ kicks off in grand style. It features a charming garden meet-cute that sets the stage for a transformative shift in society. At first glance, the initial encounter between…
A Man Called Otto on Netflix — Review
In the comedy-drama, A Man Called Otto, Tom Hanks plays present-day Otto Anderson, and Hanks’ son Truman plays young Otto. See Also: Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. — Review The…
AKA on Netflix — Review
The action-packed crime thrillers produced in France for Netflix Original Movies have had a wide range of success and quality — AKA being one of them. On the lower end, big-star productions…
Dune: Part Two — Trailer Review
Reopen the spice supply! Although “Dune: Part Two” by Denis Villeneuve won’t be out until November, the promotional train for the movie has already left the station. See Also: Hunger on Netflix…
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes — Trailer
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes from The Hunger Games marks the long-overdue return of true film! Even though I appreciate Marvel a lot, The Hunger Games is far more important to…