Psychobabble, Reviews and Wrap Ups of a Film and TV Enthusiast
We’ve all know of the live action Spider-Man Movies, some of us may know the comic books inside and out, whilst others may have even grown up watching an animated series or two. This movie however is on a whole other level – what we’re about to get into is gonna be good. Miles Morales […]
Read More Film Review: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-VerseExecutive Produced by Ruth Wilson (Et al.) Broadcast: BBC One Concluded: 11/12/18 Synopsis: Widower Mrs. Wilson discovers that her husband of twenty years had enough secrets to fill the pages of one of his novel, ones that he was so good at hiding in life, that it takes her on an emotional journey to unpick in his death. […]
Read More British TV: Mrs WilsonThe world has been destroyed and re-imagined, societies stay on the move out in the wastelands and nobody can truly be trusted – in this world; if you hear London calling… I wouldn’t pick up. London is on the hunt once more, but what the mass moving city doesn’t anticipate as it absorbs a small […]
Read More Film Review: Mortal EnginesChristmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Christmas Chronicles: After finding proof on existence on an old camcorder tape, left alone on Christmas Eve, siblings Kate (Darby Camp) and Teddy (Judah Lewis) stay up to catch Santa (Kurt Russell). Unfortunately as soon as they find what they’re looking for, everything goes terribly wrong. […]
Read More Netflix Christmas: The Christmas ChroniclesChristmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Princess Switch: About to marry a Prince, Duchess of Montenaro, Margaret Delacourt (Vanessa Hudges) seeks a chance to live a normal life before her permanent ties to the Belgravian monarchy. An kismet meeting has her finding a the opportunity of royal reprieve in Chicago baker Stacey Denovo…. (Vanessa […]
Read More Netflix Christmas: The Princess SwitchChristmas Bells Jingled: 🔔 🔔 🔔 🔔 The Holiday Calendar: Feeling like her life is on hold and her dreams are a distant memory, Abby (Kat Graham) is gifted a little holiday joy. First her best friend Josh (Quincy Brown) is back from his travels, and secondly the Christmas Calendar Abby’s grandfather gives her. begins […]
Read More Netflix Christmas: The Holiday CalendarSorry To Bother You Aquaman Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Mortal Engines Mary Poppins Returns Bumblebee Holmes and Watson Based on UK Release Dates
Read More Movies in DecemberAnother busy month for me with NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month) but I feel like I did okay across the board with movies and television given the circumstances, and a fair sight better then October. So this month I caught four movies in cinema and managed to slip in a couple of early Christmas movies. […]
Read More November Movies, TV & Books Wrap-UpI had vague recollections of the hype surrounding the movie when it originally came out, and so I pretty much banked on its reputation when I decided to watch it this month. The only thing I knew/assumed about this movie was that it surrounded a female boxer climbing to fame with the help of her […]
Read More Finally Watched: Million Dollar Baby (2004)Revived once more to steal from the rich to give to the needy, Robin Hood may be wearing a new face, but his story is one we all know by heart. Robin Loxley (Taron Egerton) has found the love of his life in Marion (Eve Hewson) but before he has the chance to enjoy romantic […]
Read More Film Review: Robin Hood (2018)There will always be fantastic creatures to find and care for, but when a true beast is on the loose – one that stands on two legs, walks and talks among us and threatens to tear the Wizarding World in half, that’s when you truly have something to fear. Picking up almost exactly where things […]
Read More Film Review: Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of GrindelwaldThe idea for this Top Five only came to me this week (and I normally have a couple of topics planned in advance) and once the idea was in my head I couldn’t put it on the back burner. This is for the people out there doing the most and doing it well, who climbed […]
Read More Top Five: Actors x CreatorsThe night of Sabrina Spellman’s Sixteenth Birthday is nigh. On that day she will receive her dark baptism, and sign her name in the Book of the Beast. However being born half witch and half mortal means this spunky teenager has a lot of questions which threaten to throw off the balance of both her […]
Read More Netflix Review: The Chilling Adventures of SabrinaMournful, desolate, stricken, in the right form a widow can also be extremely painful and painfully venomous and fatal. Pulling off the job to end all jobs, Harry Rawlins (Liam Neeson) and his crew find themselves leaving the scene of an unexpected stand off in body bags. His wife Veronica Rawlins (Viola Davies) suddenly saddled […]
Read More Film Review: WidowsIf I said; The Nutcracker, then unless you’re a nut enthusiast, then those words would bring to the surface a very familiar tune. Those melodic sounds will make you think of Christmas, adventure and awaken that childhood curiosity that lives deep down. During a time of warmth and togetherness, the Stahlbaum’s aren’t quite in the holiday […]
Read More Film Review: The Nutcracker and the Four RealmsMirai Nutcracker and the Four Realms Widows Overlord Kin The Grinch Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald The Girl in the Spider’s Web Robin Hood Creed II Ralph Breaks the Internet *Based on UK Release Dates
Read More Movies in NovemberIn someways I did really well this month. In the ways it counts I did abhorrently. Judge me mercilessly. All I can say for the movies I watched this month, is that fortunately I watched enough to make up the four pictures I needed below. Venom A Star is Born What Happened to Monday Boyz n […]
Read More October Movies, TV & Books Wrap-UpOften found on a list of the Best Black Movies, and always missed on the list of Best Coming of Age Movies, I finally made myself sit down to watch Boyz n the Hood as my tribute to Black History Month. At ten years old, Tre Styles is sent to live with his father Furious […]
Read More Finally Watched: Boyz n the Hood (1991)In the UK, October is Black History Month, and so I thought I would dedicate this months Top Five post to looking at movies and TV series that either has a black lead or a predominantly black cast. MOVIES Being the organised individual that I am, I picked a movie from a different genre to […]
Read More Top Five: Predominantly BlackPaula Patton experiences her own wave of Deja Vu as Laura Price when she is given a second chance to save her daughter from being murdered. Sent back eight days before she uses the knowledge of all she remembers from the first time around to try and cheat fate. I would say that this ten […]
Read More Netflix Review: Somewhere Between