By: Amanda Guarragi The Sony Spider-verse continues to produce unique origin stories that have a darker tone. The studio has managed to create films centered on villains, who are really anti-heroes in their own standalone. It offers a refreshing look at the Marvel universe when diving into new characters that we wouldn’t have given much time to as a one-off villain in a movie. It’s … Continue reading ‘Morbius’ Review
Happy Oscar Sunday everyone! After what feels like a very long Oscar season, we are finally ready to award some great films. Truly never thought this season would be over. I am very happy for all the nominees this year because there are some films that would normally fly under the radar and now they are getting recognition. WHO WILL WIN WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED IN GOLD … Continue reading Amanda’s Picks: Oscars 2022 Predictions
By: Amanda Guarragi As we grow older, we realize that there is no right way to live life. Sure, some decisions can feel right, but ultimately not everything goes according to plan. When work is going well, relationships can fall through and vice versa. There is no manual, and the sooner we realize that time is irrelevant when trying to build our lives, we will … Continue reading ‘The Worst Person In The World’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi It’s hard to believe that action-adventure comedies are scarce nowadays but whenever one does come out it’s always a good time. We meet reclusive author Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock), who writes about exotic places in her popular adventure novels that feature a handsome cover model named Alan (Channing Tatum). While on tour promoting her new book with Alan, Loretta gets kidnapped by … Continue reading ‘The Lost City’ Review
By: Amanda Guarragi Not many understand that words carry so much weight and have emotional depth when trying to connect with another human being. What Ryusuke Hamaguchi does in Drive My Car is create a connection to the creation of stories and where these words stem from. What inspires others to connect with the words flowing out of their mouth to emotionally connect a string … Continue reading ‘Drive My Car’ Review
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