Swearing, Rants, Reviews, On Every Level!
Sunday night was the annual BAFTA film awards and it was the usual mixture of glitz, glamour, and massively unnecessary shade. Now, obviously, as a sane young woman I am a massive fan of the whole Times Up and #metoo movement. However, there was a lot of over-the-top bitchiness that appears to have come out... Continue Reading →
When I first came up with my Throwback Thirty idea there were a handful of movies that I was super excited about. This week's film is one of the most exciting. I have always loved a good B movie and, despite my avoidance of traditional horror stuff, will always have time for a worthy comedy... Continue Reading →
There was a time when I used to watch most if not all of the Oscar nominated films well before the awards. This year, the 90th Academy Awards is being held the night before my 30th birthday (aka the reason I'm watching so many films from 1988 this year), which, thanks to my colleagues, I... Continue Reading →
Thankfully, I was able to catch up with myself for Throwback Thirty this week. After failing to watch Short Circuit 2 after I drew it out of my jar I actually managed it for today. Yesterday I settle down and had an afternoon of Johnny 5. It's been ages since I last say Short Circuit so I... Continue Reading →
There's something about a bad movie that just drags you in, isn't there? It's like a car crash; you don't want to look but you can't take your eyes off it. I have to admit that Mama Mia is one of my least favourite films. I genuinely believe that it has no redeeming features... well... Continue Reading →
Everyone has their own favourite Christmas film. It's a deeply personal and, often, confusing thing. I, personally, don't understand why anyone would say anything other than The Muppets' Christmas Carol but there are some weirdos out there. Love Actually is one of the those films that genuinely baffles me. There is so much love for that film... Continue Reading →
You gotta love Netflix. I mean the platform has revolutionised how we all consume television and film. It's made our lives all so much easier for such a small price. I'm waiting for the day they get their own version of the cinema where you can pay to watch current film releases from the comfort... Continue Reading →
I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed the first Kingsman movie. It was an insane but really enjoyable spy film that even managed to make Colin Firth seem edgy and cool. I never would have thought it was possible but I guess Matthew Vaughn and Jane Goldman did the same thing with Nicolas Cage in... Continue Reading →
As I said in my Tuesday's Review of Jim & Andy this week, I'm sure that I've seen Man on the Moon at some point in my life but, for whatever reason, I couldn't remember it. I guess it's mostly because I really don't know who Andy Kaufman is. Not only was he not really a 'thing'... Continue Reading →
