From Team Edward vs. Team Jacob to the latest Team Conrad vs. Team Jeremiah debates, television and film have turned love triangles into something bigger than the storylines themselves. They become a phenomenon a cultural game where viewers are asked, “Whose team are you on?” as though choosing a favourite character were as simple as picking a kit colour….
Category: Film Reviews
THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY FINALE: JENNY HAN KNOWS HOW TO END A STORY
You have to give Jenny Han credit every single one of her books that’s been adapted has become a hit show. Whether you’re Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah, she knows how to play the game. She creates brilliant storylines and chooses actors who make the characters unforgettable. Even in the finale, Jenny Han adds her…
HOSTAGE (2025) REVIEW: SURANNE JONES SHINES, BUT THE POLITICAL THRILLER MISSES THE MARK
Hostage (2025) promises high-stakes drama with two female world leaders facing personal and political crises but despite Suranne Jones’ strong performance, the series suffers from slow pacing and predictable twists. I couldn’t even watch the whole 5 episodes. Even 20 minutes into the first episode I was on my phone because I was bored, and…
FALL 2025 MOVIE PREVIEW: CHRIS EVANS, MARGOT ROBBIE & MORE
This year has felt like the spotlight has been on TV shows rather than films. Everywhere I look, people are talking about the latest series drop or binge-worthy drama. But the final stretch of 2025 might just change that, with some truly exciting movies on the horizon. From romance and musicals to horror and sci-fi,…
BROKEN PROMISES: FOOTBALLERS, FINANCES, AND THE V11
I normally don’t like football documentaries, but this one pulled me in. Maybe it’s because the story isn’t about goals, trophies, or tactics it’s about the human cost of financial ruin. The focus on the players themselves, their vulnerability, and how they’ve coped since makes it more than a sports documentary. It feels like a…
“THE WRONG PARIS” REVIEW: A CHEESY ROM-COM THAT SURPRISINGLY WORKS
You know those shitty slapstick movies that still manage to put a smile on your face? The Wrong Paris is exactly that kind of movie. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, and honestly, neither should you when you watch it. Yes, it’s low budget. Yes, it feels like a mash-up of The Bachelor and a Hallmark Christmas special without…
DARKEST HOUR: THE OSCAR-WINNING MASTERPIECE NO ONE TALKS ABOUT
“You cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth.” Winston Churchill delivered this line straight to Halifax’s face in the War Rooms, and somehow Halifax still didn’t get the point. That’s the kind of sharp, cutting drama Darkest Hour thrives on. For me, this is easily one of the best war films of…
THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY: WHEN EVERYONE FINALLY GREW UP (PENULTIMATE EPISODE REVIEW)
For once, this episode was one of my absolute favourites of the season. No one annoyed me, and honestly, it felt like every single character grew a little bit. It’s been a long time coming, but this episode finally gave me what I’ve been waiting for real development, real emotion, and a sense of closure….
FINDING HER VOICE AGAIN: JENNIFER DALEY ON THE RUNAROUNDS, MUSIC, AND MAKING CHANGE
Jennifer Daley is no stranger to resilience whether in her acting career, her activism, or her personal journey. Now, she takes on a pivotal role in the new TV series The Runarounds, where she plays Danny Mace, a tough-as-nails music label executive with a passion for discovering talent. In this candid conversation, Daley shares her connection…
OVERCOMPENSATING: A COLLEGE COMEDY THAT MISSES MORE THAN IT LANDS
I think I might be the only one who doesn’t like this new comedy series on Amazon Prime. I just couldn’t get into it. I like the premise of the show I really do but I just think it didn’t have much depth, and it almost felt like watching raw footage of someone’s first year…










