I hadn’t planned to review nor recap any of those Netflix films you decide to watch at night in the comfort of your couch, let alone write a whole mini-essay on them. But after one too many bored nights of scrolling through what the Netflix Al-Gore-rhythm (bless you, Titus) recommended, I noticed a pattern that is sticking: the films for teenagers are good, and the ones oriented at adults tend to be total crap -yes that is the scientific term for it. Continue reading
Deadpool has returned, but you all knew that already, didn’t you? What with all the insane marketing campaigning. Which I loved. Continue reading
It is pointless to write a full on review about Justice League. If I say it’s the worst, I’d be lying, because I have seen worse movies. Continue reading
I already decided a long time ago that I am not going to write reviews of movies I know in advance I’m going to love. What’s the point? I can’t write an objective review if I spend a thousand words praising it like it’s the end of the world. Continue reading
I feel that whenever a person says they are retiring, it’s mostly so that they can make a glorious comeback. Seriously, nobody seems to be retiring for good these days. Continue reading
I love it when films don’t take themselves too seriously. It allows them to fool around, to make jokes at their own expense, and to wink at us, the audience, so that we become part of the game. And that is exactly what happens with Baywatch, the movie. Continue reading
Two things before we begin: first, I consider Pirates of the Caribbean to be a trilogy, and anything else that has come afterwards is just unnecessary footage that I don’t even want to be bothered with; second, why do film titles have to be different in the UK? I have spent the last few months thinking this movie was called Dead Men Tell No Tales. Get your act together, Disney! Continue reading
Do not be fooled by my review below: this is the review of a girl who spent her childhood watching Power Rangers every afternoon after coming home from school. Continue reading
It’s always sad when something ends, and even if this seems unbelievable when it comes to X-Men films, but we can actually confirm that Logan will be the last time we see Wolverine. Continue reading
How hard can it be for a thespian to portray a real-life character? And not just that, but someone who was well-known and whose life was followed by the media step by step. Continue reading
