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Daisy Jones and The Six is a new Amazon Prime series that came out on March, 3rd 2023. There are 10 episodes total and the last two episodes are coming out on March 23rd, 2023 . This will be a non-spoiler review. The series rated 16+ on Amazon Prime. This TV show is based on a New York Times bestselling book by Taylor Jenkins Reids … Continue reading Daisy Jones and The Six Review
Star Wars episode V (5), The Empire strikes back, is the second original movie in the popular Star Wars series. This movie made about 349 million in the box office and its budget was about 18 million. The movie begins on the icy planet of Hoth, with the imperials shooting drop pods with probe droids to scan for the rebel base. Luke is scouting the … Continue reading Star Wars Episode V
Star Wars is an incredible series of sci-fi films with the first movie: A New Hope (the original star wars) being made nearly 50 years ago in 1977, and the newest movies being made 50 years later in modern times. Some may say that the movies look bad, and that the explosions look like someone photoshopped them in, but these classic space adventure movies were … Continue reading Star Wars: A 70’s Space Hit
Warning: contains minor spoilers A standalone sequel to Knives Out (2019), the Glass Onion [: A Knives Out Mystery] is a film directed and written by Rian Johnson. The plot follows the guests of Miles Bron, a tech billionaire, to his very own island in Greece. While they were long-time friends, each guest seemed to have lived lives unassociated with each other. As though their … Continue reading The Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (Film Overview)
As Andy Williams sings to us in his famous 1963 holiday song, “It’s the most wonderful time of the year With the kids jingle belling And everyone telling you be of good cheer It’s the most wonderful time of the year” With multiple international holidays coming around the corner, it is important for all of us to recognize the many facets of life that puts … Continue reading ‘Tis The Season for Peppermint Mochas: Reviewing Holiday Starbucks Beverages
In this new series, I am going to be discussing older movies and see how well they hold up against the test of time. There are many popular older movies that aren’t politically correct by today’s standards. Those movies can still be entertaining, but it’s important to acknowledge that what you’re watching may not be acceptable in today’s society. It’s also important to appreciate the … Continue reading Almost Famous: Will It Pass?
I have never been a huge reader, and I’m not sure I ever will be. I don’t particularly love reading, but I make some exceptions. Although I wouldn’t call myself a bookworm, I’m always willing to try a new book. Over the summer, I read A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson and the two books following it. It’s safe to say that … Continue reading A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder Review
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is rated PG-13. Contains minor spoilers. The second Doctor Strange movie lives up to its title. It is a rollercoaster of action that never stops and can confuse you at some parts. It takes a darker, more horror-type turn and makes itself different from other Marvel movies. The visual effects are stunning, and the plot is intriguing. For … Continue reading Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Review
As IB exam season jumps into full swing, another season is coming to a close. Wednesday the finale for Marvel’s Moon Knight premiered and it packed a punch! For those of you who have not been keeping up with the latest MCU show, Moon Knight follows the story of Marc Spector and his alternative personality Steven Grant, aka the Moon Knight. Marc makes a deal … Continue reading Moon Knight Review
As an entertainment critic for The City Voice, I’ve watched a lot of spy dramas over the years. James Bond, Mission Impossible, Jack Ryan; I’ve seen them all and more. Yet none of them, in all those years, have quite been able to match the gleefully, darkly moody atmosphere of Slow Horses, Apple TV’s latest, wildly successful swing at changing the voice of TV drama. … Continue reading Slow Horses Review: Not Your Grandpa’s Spy
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