Rewatched: Liar Liar (1997)
“Ummm that was incredible. Was it good for you?” “I’ve had better.” The Why I admit this wasn’t my first
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Film Review: What Men Want
The secret to what women want has been well and truly solved since Mel Gibson was inside our minds. Now,
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Netflix Review: The Umbrella Academy
Their father has mysteriously died, the world is ending in eight days and long lost brother Five has reappeared after
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Film Review: Captain Marvel
We may already have a Captain America, but I think being Captain of Marvel definitely trumps all. The Synopsis Skrull,
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Movies in March
Serenity The Aftermath Captain Marvel The Kindergarten Teacher Fisherman’s Friends What Men Want Us Dumbo *Based on UK release dates
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February Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
Can I just say that if I had an extra two or three days in the month I probably could
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British TV: Flack
Created and Written by Oliver Lansley Broadcast: Channel W Concludes: 29/03/19 – however all episodes are currently available on Sky on Demand
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Finally Watched: Angus, Thongs & Perfect Snogging
When I saw that this movie was available on Netflix and commented that I had never seen in; shit hit
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Film Review: The Kid Who Would Be King
We forget that one doesn’t have to be an adult to become a hero or a leader of men. Sometimes
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Rewatched: Miss Congeniality (2000)
“Why is New Jersey called “The Garden State”?” “Because “Oil and Petrochemical Refinery State” wouldn’t fit on a license plate?”
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Film Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Based on the book by the same name by James Baldwin, Beale Street may not be able to talk but
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Netflix Review: Polar
Duncan (Mads Mikkelsen) is nearing retirement, and though this should mean holstering his guns and access to a hefty pension,
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Film Review: Green Book
The Negro Motorist Green Book was an annual guidebook for African-American roadtrippers, commonly referred to simply as the Green Book. – Wikipedia Synopsis In the early
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Movies in February
Can You Ever Forgive Me Green Book How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Alita: Battle Angel All is
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January Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
January always feels like the longest month in the year, but I did nothing more with my deluded extra time
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Finally Watched: The Blind Side
This months finally watched was chosen simply because The Blind Side was recently released on Netflix. I realised I’d never
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Re-watched: Twilight (2008)
“How long have you been seventeen?” “A while.” The Why A quick little summary for those of you who have
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Film Review: Glass
The conclusion to M. Night Shyamalan’s superhero trilogy has finally reached us, and the result will shatter everything you thought
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Netflix Review: You
New York bookstore manager Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) is as seemingly average as his name suggests. One day, Guinevere Beck
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British TV: Luther (Season 5)
Created and Written by Neil Cross Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 04/01/19 Synopsis: Revived once more, Luther finds himself tangled in situations out of
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Film Review: The Favourite
Life at court means a life of watching your back as you never know who could stab you – or
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Movies in 2019
Just a couple of anticipated movies, and a few you may not have know where heading for the big screen
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2018 Wrap-Up
So I worked out the easiest way to do this is for me to look at all my wrap-ups of
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December Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
‘Tis the season to be bingeing. With work slowed down, me putting a pin in my own personal projects and
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British TV: The ABC Murders
Written by Sarah Phelps Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 28/12/18 Synopsis: Older and bordering on forgotten, Hercule Poirot has been dragged back into the
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Film Review: Mary Poppins Returns
Not quite second star to the right and straight on till morning, but when the winds change and you’re in
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Finally Watched: Trading Places
I have been meaning to watch this movie forever – I even watched the first ten minutes this time last
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Netflix Review: Dumplin’
Willowdean “Dumplin’” Dixon (Danielle Macdonald) doesn’t believe she fits in. Where her mother Rosie (Jennifer Aniston) is all tiara’s, tan’s
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Film Review: Aquaman
Permission Granted. Born of land and sea, after the events of Justice League Arthur Curry (Jason Momoa), though still a
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Netflix Christmas: The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: A Midwinter’s Tale: The Solstice is nigh and for Witches the shortest
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Netflix Christmas: A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding: This movie picks up a year after the events of its
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Film Review: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
We all know of the live action Spider-Man Movies, some of us may know the comic books inside and out,
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British TV: Mrs Wilson
Executive Produced by Ruth Wilson (Et al.) Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 11/12/18 Synopsis: Widower Mrs. Wilson discovers that her husband of twenty years
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Film Review: Mortal Engines
The world has been destroyed and re-imagined, societies stay on the move out in the wastelands and nobody can truly
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Netflix Christmas: The Christmas Chronicles
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Christmas Chronicles: After finding proof on existence on an old camcorder
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Netflix Christmas: The Princess Switch
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Princess Switch: About to marry a Prince, Duchess of Montenaro, Margaret Delacourt (Vanessa
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Netflix Christmas: The Holiday Calendar
Christmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Holiday Calendar: Feeling like her life is on hold and her dreams
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Movies in December
Sorry To Bother You Aquaman Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Mortal Engines Mary Poppins Returns Bumblebee Holmes and Watson Based on
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November Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
Another busy month for me with NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) but I feel like I did okay across the
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Finally Watched: Million Dollar Baby (2004)
I had vague recollections of the hype surrounding the movie when it originally came out, and so I pretty much
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Film Review: Robin Hood (2018)
Revived once more to steal from the rich to give to the needy, Robin Hood may be wearing a new
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Film Review: Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald
There will always be fantastic creatures to find and care for, but when a true beast is on the loose
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Top Five: Actors x Creators
The idea for this Top Five only came to me this week (and I normally have a couple of topics
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Netflix Review: The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
The night of Sabrina Spellman’s Sixteenth Birthday is nigh. On that day she will receive her dark baptism, and sign
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Film Review: Widows
Mournful, desolate, stricken, in the right form a widow can also be extremely painful and painfully venomous and fatal. Pulling
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Film Review: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
If I said; The Nutcracker, then unless you’re a nut enthusiast, then those words would bring to the surface a very
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Movies in November
Mirai Nutcracker and the Four Realms Widows Overlord Kin The Grinch Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald The Girl in the
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October Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
In someways I did really well this month. In the ways it counts I did abhorrently. Judge me mercilessly. All I
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Finally Watched: Boyz n the Hood (1991)
Often found on a list of the Best Black Movies, and always missed on the list of Best Coming of
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Top Five: Predominantly Black
In the UK, October is Black History Month, and so I thought I would dedicate this months Top Five post
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