It is fair to say, with Looney Tunes being one of my most favourite things growing up, I was pretty excited for the second and more high-tech version of a beloved classic. But it was suffocated by so many distractions, what was meant to be an overfilled bag of entertainment, ended up being a bag of bore. Space Jam: A New Legacy centres around Al G. Rhythm (Don Cheadle) who
Imagine a standing ovation, that starts off slow, with one person somewhere in the middle of the audience, getting up from their seat. Everyone looks at this one person and are then themselves, encouraged to raise slowly, applauding just as passionately. Then, the entire audience erupts in a roaring cheer. The Dry deserves this type of loud, round-of-applause, and bloody hell does it make me proud to be Australian. With
So the story goes… during my, let’s call it, “clubbing days”, all my fellow patrons, the promoters, the club owners, the producers I worked with, my radio co-host, friends I made along the way, and even relatives, would purely call me ‘Peachy’. Believe it or not, I even had “fans” that would see me out somewhere and gasp, “oh, my God, that’s Ms Peachy”. Good times. It was strange to
Like the rest of Australia, I invested deeply into the Network 9 show, Married at First Sight (MAFS). Hate it or love it, it’s the best, worst show going around. But that’s not why I mention it. I bring it up, because it’s the topic of being with someone who is your type that fascinates me, and its one that often makes its way through the editing process, and then
I wasn’t in the mood for a movie when I clicked on The Devil All The Time. Especially one based on the religious folks of the West Virginian 50s. But I was on a bit of a Sebastian Stan craze (don’t ask me why). If I hadn’t IMDb’ed, I could not tell you organically what the movie was about. But here’s what I got: The Devil All The Time is
I went out for breakfast with a friend not long ago, and she spoke about being exhausted. She’s single, late 20s, no kids, and works a very physically demanding job in the medical/health industry. She’s definitely not a party animal, so most of her weekends aren’t exactly spent stumbling into her home at 4am. During this catch up she mentioned how tired she’s been feeling. She stopped herself in her
I am one episode in Falcon and the Winter Soldier and it brings me so much joy that these people can continuously make such entertaining and fascinating stuff that isn’t just all fight scenes and average dialogue, that there is actually a lot of substance behind every part of these features. It doesn’t take long for the action to kick in, however. Falcon and the Winter Soldier starts off with
I am one episode in Bridgerton and it’s a bit ‘meh’, guys. Nothing to go crazy over. The last few minutes get the story to the point but the lead up, well, it sort of sucked. To be frankly honest, I felt confused the entire time. Other than the historical inaccuracies (I’ll have to double check that actually but it seems about right) and the modern music in classical form
If you need some encouragement to live every moment, and make the most of your time here on Earth, watch Soul. This is one of those unique concepts I, personally have never come across, in film. It’s the type of film that, because of its idea, you get into a trance and you probably don’t blink whilst you watch it. This clever little Pixar film follows Joe (Jamie Foxx), a
I am one episode in of WandaVision and wow! What a complete trip out. I have a feeling that Marvel’s new line of mini series’ are going to be an enormous hit, and WandaVison is a great start. If I am saying this after only one episode, then this whole new world must be worth investing every possible, baby-free moment I can get. It’s all about those last moments on