Writer. Movie lover. Trans-inclusive feminist. Secularist. No frelling apologies.
Everything, Everything is saccharine teen romance destined to end up as one of those movies channels use to stuff the weekday afternoon schedules. Continue reading Review: Everything, Everything
Charlize Theron kicking ass. Check. Cold War spy drama. Check. LGBT protagonist. Awesome. This has got to be good, right? Continue reading Review: Atomic Blonde
A cross-cultural relationship that is ultimately more about meeting the parents. Catch it when it hits streaming – grab a glass of wine and some chocolate, and enjoy. Continue reading Review: The Big Sick
Space Opera in the vein of Flash Gordon or Star Wars, or TV’s Babylon 5. Beautifully filmed, with a very human story at its core, it’s not a perfect film, but it is well worth seeing if you enjoy this kind of fantastical, swashbuckling science fiction. Continue reading Review: Valerian and the City of A Thousand Planets
Lots of people dislike Andrew Garfield’s Amazing Spider Man movies. But while I agree that the second one was a hot mess, the first was wonderful. When people argue against it, the main issue seems to be that the origin Continue reading Review: Spiderman: Homecoming
Planet of the Apes is a weird property. The whole concept is strange and I never really had much interest in it before this trilogy. By the time Dawn of the Planet of the Apes was made, CGI tech was Continue reading Review: War for the Planet of the Apes
I suppose I should come clean at the outset and say that war movies are not my thing, WW2 movies in particular. But I am a fan of Chrisopher Nolan as a director and I though if anyone could make a war film I would enjoy, it would be him.
Sadly, Dunkirk is not that movie Continue reading Review: Dunkirk