When you’re in middle school, making friends can be the biggest challenge you face. Many grownups look back at those years between sixth and eighth grade with a cringe. They are quite often the worst years of our young lives. I speak from experience. Those years were rough, but I’m glad I stayed weird. Middle […]
The Case For A Female James Bond
Oh hell, no. Ladies, let’s stop clamoring for a female James Bond. It’s not worth it. Sure, Bond is entrenched in our psyche as the epitome of hotness and kickass-edness. Lately, we’ve called for studios to allow women to be cast in iconic roles. Star Wars, Star Trek and Dr. Who have answered. But we’re […]
Geetha’s What To Watch: Birds Of Prey and more!
Hello there, everyone! I know it’s been a while but there’s been nothing of note lately in theaters, and you know how I hate wasting your time with trivialities. But this weekend there are couple of items I’d like to point out to you. They may not appeal to everyone, but at least you’ll be […]
Little Women by Greta Gerwig: A messy delight
Little Women is a delicate, poetic powerhouse. It’s my pick for best movie of 2019. Greta Gerwig, an actress turned director, is just magically gifted with her cinematic touch. She’s been overlooked for a Best Director Oscar nomination, which is unfortunate because Little Women shows Gerwig continuing to refine her directorial sensibilities, which include a […]
Geetha’s What To Watch: Like A Boss, 1917, and more!
Hello there, everyone! Welcome to the new decade. I hope your holidays were relaxing and fun, and that you all have another fantastic ten years! Now let’s get down to it, and check out the fresh crop this weekend at the theaters… 1917 Personally, I’m glad for the director of 1917. He won a Globe […]
