Film Review: Frozen II
Since the gates opened, things have changed in Arendelle for the better, but the season of change is far from
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Movies in December
Motherless Brooklyn Black Christmas Jumanji: The Next Level Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Cats Ip Man 4: The Finale
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Film Review: 21 Bridges
There might be 21 bridges that lead out of Manhattan but all roads eventually lead to justice. The Synopsis During
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Film Review: Harriet
‘Be Free or Die’ has become my official words to live by. The Synopsis Araminta Ross (Cynthia Erivo) has to
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Film Review: Last Christmas
Last Christmas, I gave you my heart but the very next day…. Well we all know how that one ends.
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Movies in November
Brittany Runs a Marathon The Aeronauts Midway The Good Liar The Irishman 21 Bridges Ford v Ferrari Last Christmas Frozen
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British TV: Sanditon
Created and Written by Andrew Davies Broadcast: ITV Concluded: 13/10/2019 Synopsis: Set in the up and coming seaside town of Sanditon,
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Netflix Review: Raising Dion
Life is as normal as it can be for Nicole (Alisha Wainwright) and Dion (Ja’Siah Young), having lost husband and
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Film Review: Joker
Let’s just say that this clown doesn’t give you much to laugh about. The Synopsis The city of Gotham is
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Movies in October
Judy Joker Abominable Gemini Man The Day Shall Come Official Secrets Zombieland: Double Tap Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Terminator: Dark
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Film Review: Hustlers
You can’t always get what you want, but if you know how to hustle you can certainly get what you
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Film Review: IT Chapter Two
When you make an oath, you never know when It will come back to haunt you. The Synopsis It’s been
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Movies in September
It Chapter Two Downtown Abbey Hustlers Ad Astra Rambo: Last Blood The Kitchen Ready or Not
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Film Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood… Take Nine… and… Action! The Synopsis The year is 1969 and the sun is
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Finally Watched: The Hateful Eight (2015)
Because Once Upon a Time in Hollywood comes out this month. I mean that’s not the only reason I finally
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Film Review: Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
Though the official title for this movie is annoyingly long, I can guarantee while you’re watching it, it’ll feel like
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Movies in August
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw Playmobil: The Movie The Art of Racing in the Rain The Sun is
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Film Review: Spider-Man: Far From Home
Our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man slings his web over to Europe on an adventure that may take him far from home,
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Movies in July
Spider-Man: Far From Home Midsommar The Queen’s Corgi Anna Escape Plan: The Extractors Annabelle Comes Home The Lion King The
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June Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
There are no words of introduction to my June Wrap-Up as I’m sure they will just spiral into excuses for
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Rewatched: The Karate Kid (1984)
“All right, so what are the rules here?” “Don’t know. First time you, first time me.” The Why Honestly, I
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Finally Watched: Snatch (2000)
Guy Ritchie. Okay, I guess I should say more than that – I’d always intended to watch this movie but
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British TV: Years and Years
Created and Written by Russel T. Davies Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 18/06/2019 Synopsis: The Lyons family ride the ups and
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Netflix Review: Murder Mystery
Finally getting to go on their long promised European adventure – The Spitz’, Audrey (Jennifer Aniston) and Nick (Adam Sandler)
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British TV: Chernobyl
Created and Written by Craig Mazin Broadcast: Sky Atlantic Concluded: 04/06/2019 Synopsis: Following the true events of the 1986 nuclear
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Movies in June
Dark Phoenix Gloria Bell Late Night Men in Black: International The Hummingbird Project Brightburn Childs Play Toy Story 4 Yesterday
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May Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
Hi Guys, Wrap-Up time. We had some highs and disappointments in film and television this month. And that’s all she
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A Movie A Day In The Month Of May 2019
Nobody: Me: I might watch a movie a day in May because it rhymes. So I have actually done this
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Finally Watched: Save The Last Dance (2001)
I genuinely thought that I had watched this movie before. In fact, I have it on DVD and it’s not
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Film Review: Booksmart
You’re either labelled book smart or street smart – but who says you can’t be both? The Synopsis Amy (Kaitlyn
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Film Review: Aladdin (2019)
Guy Ritchie’s Aladdin was more often than not, hotter than hot in a lot of good ways. What I mean
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Netflix Review: See You Yesterday
Best friends and genius’ C.J (Eden Duncan-Smith) and Sebastian (Dante Crichlow) have done the impossible – they’ve cracked the space-time
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Rewatched: The Prestige (2006)
The secret impresses no-one. The trick you use it for is everything The Why This used to be one of
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Film Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
With every glory and money hungry assassin on his tail, the only thing Mr Wick can do to stay alive,
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Film Review: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile
Extremely interesting, shockingly good acting and actually not that violent. The Synopsis When Ted Bundy is pulled over by the
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Movies in May
Long Shot Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile A Dog’s Journey Tolkien Pokemon Detective Pikachu The Hustle Where Hands Touch
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April Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
A third of the way into the year and I think this month really helped up my Movie numbers. However,
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Film Review: Avengers: Endgame *Spoiler Free*
If you have watched Avengers: Endgame, check out my previous post for a review that is full of spoilers… If
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Film Review: Avengers: Endgame
The Warning This is going to be a spoiler-ridden review. It’s not terrible but I really couldn’t help myself as
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Finally Watched: Speed (1994)
In all honestly aside from John Wick, all I know Keanu Reeves from is The Matrix trilogy (and I think I saw Constantine
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British TV: Curfew
Created and Written by Matthew Read Broadcast: Sky One Concluded: 12/04/19 Synopsis: England has been infected. Safety means a government implemented curfew
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Film Review: Little
Being Big is so 1988 – now as adults we spend our times wondering what it would be like to
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Rewatched: About A Boy (2002)
I do not want to spend Christmas with Ms. Granola Suicide and her spawn. The Why After reading that Hugh
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Netflix Review: Unicorn Store
Kit (Brie Larson) – a disgraced former art school student is back living at home with her parents. Working as
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Film Review: Shazam!
When times are tough, there’s only one name you can call with confidence… and a little giggle. The Synopsis Passed
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Movies in April
Pet Semetary Missing Link Shazam! Wonder Park Hellboy Little Wild Rose Greta Red Joan Avengers: Endgame *Based on
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March Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
Hello March. You’ve served me well. MOVIES Not a lot watched but definitely a few gems in there. Gone Baby
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Netflix Review: Triple Frontier
A group Army Special Forces Veterans pull themselves out of retirement to help a buddy take down a Columbian drug
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British TV: Baptiste
Created and Written by Harry and Jack Williams Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 24/03/19 Synopsis: Living in Amsterdam, a retired Julien Baptiste is
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Finally Watched: Gone Baby Gone (2007)
I saw someone on Film Twitter mention Gone Baby Gone as one of Ben Affleck’s best movies. I did some
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Film Review: Us
As a person who tends to give themselves third person pep talks in the mirror. After Us, I think I’ll
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