Hey there! How’ve you been? How did those changes in your life work out for you? Was it a huge mistake, or is it enriching your life in ways you’re grateful for? I hope it was the latter 🙂 While you ponder that, let’s see what’s worthwhile on streaming and in (a limited number of) […]
Trolls World Tour interview with Flula Borg and Ron Funches
Put on your crazy, colorful hair and get ready to smile. I recently had the pleasure of interviewing two starring voices of Trolls World Tour: Flula Borg, comedian, Youtube star, and DJ extraordinaire, and Ron Funches, actor, comedian, and game show host. In fact, both of these talents are quadruple threats and more. It wouldn’t […]
Win Trolls World Tour on digital! (Ends July 11, 2020)
Thanks to Universal Pictures for the screening copy of Trolls World Tour. Reel Mama is finally back with a giveaway of 11 digital copies of Trolls World Tour! It includes two versions: the movie plus the exclusive Dance Party Edition, and an original short, “Tiny Diamond Goes Back to School.” I found this movie to […]
Geetha’s What To Watch: The Hunt, and more!
Hey there, everyone! I’ve missed you! I trust you’re all doing well. It’s true we have something of a problem in our world at the moment, but there are always problems, and we’ve (mostly) come through safely. Not to belittle anything anyone’s going through, but here’s something that’s helped me a lot in stressful times: […]
Sonic the Hedgehog movie review: Sonic’s perfect comeback, with Jim Carrey as the evil villain
Something works about the Sonic the Hedgehog movie for the five and under set. My son now only lets me call him Sonic. The “blue character,” as he calls Sonic, resonated with him. Kids can relate to Sonic because he’s small in stature, so he’s often underestimated. And he’s also got a secret super power—he’s […]
What to watch for families: The Healing Powers of Dude and Just Add Magic Mystery City
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 […]
