Just Mercy (2020) Review
I thought this was a powerful movie, and I definitely bawled at some parts. There was so much injustice that was being highlighted in this movie, and it’s not like […]
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Togo (2019) Review
So trying out Disney+. I’ll sidebar briefly and say that I am not a huge fan of how this recent culture of micro-transactions and so many different streaming subscriptions (which […]
Weathering With You (2020) Review
It’s been one crazy set of years. Between 2018 to now, it has been a challenging set of years off-site, but I won’t get too much into detail about all […]
Captain Marvel (2019) Review **WITH SPOILERS**
Warning: This post contains spoilers that readers might find spoil key portions of Captain Marvel, so if you have yet to see it and plan to, you may want to […]
The Napping Princess (2017) Review **CONTAINS SPOILERS**
So the indie theater by me is doing an anime night special starting this week through the second to last week of December. Most of the films are either not […]
Guardians of the Galaxy (2017) Review **WITH SPOILERS**
I laughed. I cried. A whole ocean. The seemingly endless amount of during and after credit scenes were awesome, as well as the expected Stan Lee cameos. I also appreciated […]
The Fate of the Furious (2017) Review **WITH MAJOR SPOILERS**
I’ll open this with the biggest spoiler of all—there is nothing after the end credits. I sat through them, and boy did they feel long. Also, be ready to spend […]
Beauty and the Beast (2017) Review
I really enjoyed this adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. What I appreciated most about it though, was whether this was the intention or not, I don’t feel like they […]
Star Trek Beyond (2016) Review
As a movie lover, I’m often checking Fandango to see if anything new or interesting has popped up. I consider myself lucky enough to have noticed when there was an […]
My Golden Days (2015) Review
I really enjoy watching foreign films. I’ll be the first to admit though, that I often find the ending of most French indie films difficult to grasp, and My Golden […]
