I’m one episode in Moon Knight and I really, really like it. I’m so down for whatever is about to come out of this show. I was desperate to get to episode 2, but it was way passed my bedtime. Moon Knight, Steven Grant, Marc Spector, whatever his name is, isn’t a story or character I knew a lot about. Hubby let me in on a few things, but even
Look. I have this strong love-hate relationship with Batman. The last Batman movie I truly loved… heck, the last DC movie I truly loved was the Dark Knight. It was perfect. This Robert Pattinson led version of the masked crusader, equalled it. Almost, topped it. Almost! The Riddler (Paul Dano) takes full control of this film. Using what he uses best – riddles, to reveal the true corruption of the
Once again, Disney has got me tearing up and connecting on all sorts of level. This little film which includes the always talented, cool, Lin-Manuel Miranda on the writers list, is Disney’s most recent must watch. And I must add early on; anything that knocks Frozen off its pedestal is a winner for me regardless of the films capabilities. Encanto revolves around the gifted Madrigal family, led by their grand
I’m one episode in Pam & Tommy and I am sucked in. Already by the first episode I am learning so much about this drama that I didn’t entirely know, while fact checking, of course. Pam & Tommy, streaming in the spicy section of Disney+, surrounds the story of the Baywatch babe, Pamela Anderson (portrayed by Lily James), her then-husband, Motley Crue drummer, Tommy Lee (played by Sebastian Stan),
When I started watching the second instalment of Venom, I realised that I could not for the life of me remember the first one. I almost regretted not watching it, just to rejig the memory, but beside the point… Venom: Let There Be Carnage, singles out Cletus Kasady (Woody Harrelson) as our villain as expected when he was revealed at the end of the first film (I remember that). After
The pandemic really threw the release of Black Widow off. Especially here in Melbourne, in and out of lockdown, and add a baby to the mix for us; it didn’t make it easy for us to watch our beloved Marvel’s latest release in the cinema. Its delayed release also created a slight hiccup to the timeline which will only make sense if you’ve kept up with the Marvel Studios TV
So my Sebastian Stan phase, back almost 10 months ago, continued with this one. What a special little movie. If you’re looking for something to make you feel things; whatever it might be, this movie might just be the one to move you. I’m not talking a sweet movie where a well-loved character dies in the end sort of thing, I mean just an emotionally driven, sympathise-with-the-main-protagonist sort of thing.
– Sorry I just need a minute. Hol’ up. – Okay. Spiderman. No Way Home. Umm. So, where do I begin…? I couldn’t write a review for Infinity War because it blew me away. Far, far away. It was so brilliantly done; the writing, the delivery, the story, the choreography. Everything about it was too precious to touch. The feeling I had about that movie, being my favourite movie from
This movie is perfect, and let me tell you why. It’s because this depicts what’s wrong with the people who roam this planet. The only “woke” people on Earth, are our scientists and the people who listen to them. However, Earth is actually infested with conspiracy theorists masked as bright individuals who truthfully, do not have a single fucking clue. I’m mad because despite this being a satire, this really
Let’s begin with the positives… Eternals greatest achievement is the diversity. The inclusion of all sorts of life and kind is wonderful to watch. It’s next big achievement would be how visually appealing it is. From the armour, these heroes wear and how it is wrapped onto them, to the extra celestial being that appears, it’s all stunning to look at. And though full of humour, this film gives off