Reviews of films/TV shows/trailers
Hello everyone, hope you had a pretty nice and relaxing weekend. Those in the Northeast, hope you're doing ok and not buried under the snowmageddon! It's crazy that we Minnesotans have been enjoying relatively uneventful Winter lately, I mean we got the subzero temps last week but as far as snow, there's really not much …
Continue reading Weekend Viewing Roundup & Updates on my pledge to #52FilmsByWomen
I have to admit that I’m not the biggest fan of Alejandro González Iñárritu. I think he’s a very good filmmaker but many of his films are way to depressing to me. Heck I have yet to see his awarding winning film Birdman, so I was hesitant to see his latest picture. But after seeing a …
I wasn't going to blog about Star Wars as I didn't think I'd have time before my East Coast trip on Tuesday. But you know what, I can't help it. Hubby and I actually watched the original trilogy a few weeks ago, just to refresh my memory as I barely remember any of the story. …
Continue reading Musings on Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)
Hello everyone! Had enough of the force yet? Star Wars fever hit fever-pitch this week with its premiere in L.A. and its wide opening tonight. The press screening was last Tuesday but it was at 11am and I had to be at work, plus I was going to see The Big Short that night anyway. Surely …
Continue reading Star Wars Fever: Movie posters that Lightsabers would definitely have improved
I had trepidation about seeing this film as I've only seen one Rocky film and I'm not really a boxing movie fan. But my hubby really wanted to see it, and so we went and am I glad I did. Here's our review: Ted's Review Doing a spinoff of a franchise that hasn’t been a box …
Hello everyone! You might've noticed I'm not blogging as regularly of late after the flurry of Twin Cities Film Fest. Well, I've been wanting to take a real blogging break and since this is Thanksgiving week, it sounds like the perfect time. I've been wanting to really focus on my script and so I also plan to …
Continue reading Mini Reviews of Steve Jobs + Mr. Holmes + temporary blogging hatus
Right from the moment this film was announced, I was immediately hooked by the timely premise and the cast. Set in Orlando, Florida and loosely based on a real-life events, Andrew Garfield plays a twenty-something single dad Dennis Nash who's been struggling to find decent work as a construction worker. His family gets evicted from his family home where …
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