Spider-Man: Far From Home Review – A Better Teen Movie Than Superhero Flick (Rating: 7/10)
The weight of Avengers: Endgame is a heavy burden on the shoulders of Spider-Man: Far From Home, and I seriously don’t envy director Jon Watts for having to follow arguably the largest film event of a generation. It’s not as though Spider-Man as a character can’t generate enough hype by himself – particularly after the surprise critical and commercial success of Into The Spider-Verse – but within the … Continue reading Spider-Man: Far From Home Review – A Better Teen Movie Than Superhero Flick (Rating: 7/10)
The Digital Fix Article: Early Women Filmmakers Collection Review
Here’s a link to my review of the BFI’s new box set featuring shorts and silent films by women at the forefront of the early film industry – please have a look! Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: Early Women Filmmakers Collection Review
Screen Queens Article: Spirited Away And The Intersection Of Feminism And Marxism
Here’s a link to an essay analysing Miyazaki’s Spirited Away for Screen Queens – I’m really proud of this piece, so please take a look! Continue reading Screen Queens Article: Spirited Away And The Intersection Of Feminism And Marxism
The Digital Fix Article: The Misery Of Le Mepris: Godard’s Masterpiece Of Cynicism
Here’s a link to an essay on the contempt in Godard’s Le Mepris, and how it permeates both the narrative and atmosphere of the film. Continue reading The Digital Fix Article: The Misery Of Le Mepris: Godard’s Masterpiece Of Cynicism
Film Inquiry Article: Most Affecting Deaths Collaboration
Here’s a link to a (very spoiler heavy) collaboration article I contributed to – follow it to find out what I think is the most affecting onscreen death! Continue reading Film Inquiry Article: Most Affecting Deaths Collaboration
Film Inquiry Article: #Like Review: A Sharp, If Blatant, Take On The Feminist Revenge Thriller
Here’s a link to my review of the indie thriller #Like, a film far better than its title suggests. Continue reading Film Inquiry Article: #Like Review: A Sharp, If Blatant, Take On The Feminist Revenge Thriller
Flip Screen Article: Disney Remakes: The Implications For 2D Animation
Here’s a link to an article I wrote for Flip Screen on how the recent live action Disney remakes create an unfair culture surrounding 2D animation. Continue reading Flip Screen Article: Disney Remakes: The Implications For 2D Animation
I’m A Member Of GALECA!
I’m happy to announce that I’ve officially been made a member of GALECA, The Society Of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics! While I only align myself as an LGBTQ ally, I am delighted to be a part of this wonderful community, and I’m going to continue to do what I can to lift LGBTQ voices through my reviews and articles. Continue reading I’m A Member Of GALECA!
Booksmart Review – Wilde’s Shining Debut Is A Breezy Teen Delight (Rating: 9/10)
When looking online at lists of the best teen movies of all time, you’ll likely notice that the 1980s and early 1990s tend to dominate. While John Hughes often leads with classics like The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off – as well as films that have aged far worse like Sixteen Candles – Amy Heckerling’s Clueless can be found topping many a list, as can 10 Things … Continue reading Booksmart Review – Wilde’s Shining Debut Is A Breezy Teen Delight (Rating: 9/10)
Always Be My Maybe Review – Hilarious, Down To Earth, And Everything Else That Makes A Rom-Com Shine (Rating: 8/10)
As far as Netflix comedy specials go, three figures dominate in my eyes: John Mulaney, with endearingly awkward takes on his own lameness; Hannah Gadsby, one of the most daring performers working today; and Ali Wong, the raunchy focus of today’s review. These three could hardly be more different as performers, but the successes brought on by their stand-up specials for the streaming site have … Continue reading Always Be My Maybe Review – Hilarious, Down To Earth, And Everything Else That Makes A Rom-Com Shine (Rating: 8/10)
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