Netflix Review: Somewhere Between
Paula Patton experiences her own wave of Deja Vu as Laura Price when she is given a second chance to
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Film Review: A Star is Born (2018)
We all know that stars shine bright, but never as bright as when they burst into life. It’s about more
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British TV: Press
Created and Written by Mike Bartlett Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 11/10/18 Synopsis: Two rival newspapers take opposing views on how to best
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Film Review: Venom
When you get infected by something toxic, sucking out its poison isn’t always enough to get rid of the Venom.
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Movies in October
A Star is Born Venom Johnny English Strikes Again Bad Times at El Royale First Man Smallfoot Goosebumps 2: Haunted
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September Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
The long days of Summer have faded and Fall has fully set in. If you’re expecting a long list similar
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Finally Watched: Gone Girl (2014)
The thriller that took the world by storm in 2014. Based on the novel of the same name, it went
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Film Review: A Simple Favor
There is absolutely nothing wrong with being too nice. You know, as long as you don’t let anybody walk all
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British TV: Bodyguard
Created and Written by Jed Mercury Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 23/09/18 Synopsis: A private security officer is tasked with looking after a
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Film Review: Crazy Rich Asians
Forget everything you thought you knew about wealth. Head to toe designer, celebrity littered parties and private jets are just
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Top Five: Back to School
Much like the idea of Summer Holidays my Back to School days have long since passed me by. That being
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Netflix Review: Like Father
Workaholic Rachel (Kristen Bell), can’t press pause even on her wedding day. Inevitably gilted, a drunk Rachel ends up taking her
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Movies in September
Movies coming out in September – based on UK release dates The Nun Hurricane The Predator Crazy Rich Asians King
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August Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
Did we even have a July this year? Or an August for that matter. What even is Summer at this
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Finally Watched: As Good As It Gets (1997)
Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt won the Academy Award for Best Male and Best Female respectively for their roles in
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Film Review: The Equalizer 2
When things are out of balance, there’s only one aptly nicknamed person who can set them right again. Robert McCall
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Top Five: Of 2018 So Far…
There is a lull in movies right now and summer shows are currently reining. So before Autumn kicks off a
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British TV: Picnic at Hanging Rock
Adapted from Joan Lindsay’s 1967 novel of the same name, written by Alice Addison & Beatrix Christian. Broadcast: BBC Two
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Netflix Review: Extinction
Nightmares or visions? Peter (Michael Peña) has to decipher the meaning behind the images that show the upcoming destruction of
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Film Review: Ant-Man and the Wasp
There is a ghost in town, and everyone is bugging out. Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) is under house arrest following
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Movies in August
Ant-Man and the Wasp Teen Titans Go! To the Movies Heathers The Darkest Minds The Meg Christopher Robin The Equalizer
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July Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
If I do say so myself, I deserve a pat on the back for how well I did across the
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Film Review: Mission: Impossible – Fallout
It’s been 22 years since Ethan Hunt cable dropped onto our screens and six movies later he is still accepting
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Finally Watched: Donnie Brasco (1997)
Johnny Depp plays neither a boy with scissors for hands or a drunken pirate… or a mad hatter or a
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Top Five: That Scream Summer
I don’t know where you are in the world, but the UK is an absolute scorcher right now. And though
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Film Review: Incredibles 2
Being a superhero may be illegal, but when the choice is between the law and saving lives, it takes some
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Amazon Review: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
As you can tell from the title, I decided to switch up my regular Netflix Review thanks to my sister giving me access
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British TV: Humans (Series 3)
Created by Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley Broadcast: Channel 4 Concluded: 05/07/18 Synopsis: After the concluding events of the second series, the world
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Movies in July
The First Purge Whitney Mary Shelley Terminal Skyscraper Incredibles 2 Escape Plan 2 Hotel Artemis Mamma Mia! Here We Go
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June Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
Guys, forget the fact that last month was May… We’ve gone through half a year. 2018 is half over. I’ll
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Film Review: Tag
There are no winners – just not losers in a simple game of tag that takes not losing to a
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Finally Watched: Blade Runner (1982)
This gritty film noir, dystopian sci-fi, mystery thriller, is a cult classic movie that sounds a whole lot more dangerous
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Film Review: Ocean’s 8
They say diamonds are a girls best friend, and these women will go to extreme lengths to get their hands
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Top Five: Book to Screen Adaptations
If anything, doing these Top Five posts both highlights my flailing knowledge and allows me to add to my never
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Netflix Review: Ibiza
Dance music on loop, drugs on tap, smoking hot DJ’s and the other essentials; sun sea and sand…looks like we’re
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Film Review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Dinosaurs are no longer bones to be studied or creatures to be imagined, unfortunately history threatens to repeat itself when
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British TV: A Very English Scandal
Written by Russel T Davies Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 03/06/18 Synopsis: Based on unfolding true events that spun over decade, between British politician
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Movies in June
Book Club My Friend Dahmer Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Ocean’s 8 Adrift Sicario 2: Soldado Tag Based on UK
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May Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
I had a pretty average month across the board, especially considering how poorly I did in April. Either way, without further
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British TV: The Split
Created by Abi Morgan Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 29/05/18 Synopsis: The Split follows the Defoe family – female divorce lawyers
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Finally Watched: The Truman Show (1998)
Good morning, and in case I don’t see ya, Good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight. I knew the premise of
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Film Review: Deadpool 2
This is a family movie. No seriously. However it’s less; picnics and picturesque shots to hang over the mantelpiece, and
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Top Five: I Haven’t Seen Yet
Riding off last months Top Five: That Still Get Me, I began to think about all those that hadn’t gotten
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Film Review: Anon
When peering and sharing is the unashamed norm, sometimes for your own sanity it’s better to stay off the grid,
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Netflix Review: Dear White People Vol.2
Dear White People, You may think that just because you watched the 2014 movie, and first volume of the Netflix
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Movies in May
I Feel Pretty Tully Anon Breaking In Life of the Party Sherlock Gnomes Deadpool 2 Submergence Solo: A Star Wars
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April Movies, TV & Books Wrap-Up
In some ways my wrap up for April is incredibly similar to my wrap up for March. It could have
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Film Review: Avengers: Infinity War
As the saying goes; United we stand, divided we fall. Well stand our heroes must, in a war they don’t
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Finally Watched: Charlie Wilson’s War (2007)
Featuring two of my favourite actors and one of my favourite screenwriters, I was astounded that I had, a –
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Film Review: Death Wish
The number of action movies Bruce Willis has started in are racking up, and at sixty-three he still does a
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Top Five: That Still Get Me
The idea for this Top Five came to me completely by accident. I was sat minding my own business when
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