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Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale | Scandal, Sacrifice, and Goodbyes
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale isn’t just a farewell to fans as the Crawley family steps into the next phase of their lives. It’s also the close of an era told through small stories designed to have a big impact. … Continue reading
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Snow White Review: Breaking Down the Live-Action Adaptation
After months of controversy and speculation, Disney’s live-action Snow White is finally here, but does it live up to the legacy of the animated classic? In this spoiler-filled review, I unpack the film’s strongest moments, missteps, and what Rachel Zegler, Gal Gadot, and Disney got right—and wrong—in their bold retelling of a timeless tale. Check out my review and let me know what you thought of the film. Continue reading
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The Recruit Review: Legal Drama Meets Espionage
What if your first job out of law school threw you straight into the CIA and the world of international espionage? That’s exactly what happens to Owen Hendricks in The Recruit, but does this mix of legal drama and high-stakes spy action create a thrilling ride, or does it push the limits of believability? Continue reading
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Tagged action drama, Book review, books, espionage, Movies, Netflix, Netflix original, Review, series, spy thriller, The Recruit, thriller
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Jurassic World: Rebirth – Do We Need Another Jurassic Park Film? Trailer Reactions
Hang onto your hats. This is going to be a long one because we have a lot to talk about. We’re doing a deep dive reaction to the two new trailers for the upcoming Jurassic World: Rebirth film, and I … Continue reading
The Last Voyage of the Demeter – SPOILERS, Horror Story Breakdown and Review
Welcome to The Last Voyage of the Demeter Spoiler Discussion. Since the film has been out for a little while, and I didn’t get a chance to see it until now, I decided to make this a spoiler review/discussion because … Continue reading
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Mpower – Series Review – Marvel Women Capture a Moment in Cinematic History
Mpower is a 4-part documentary series about the women within Marvel Universe, who are both in front of and behind the camera, and the impact that working on these female centric characters had on them personally as well as the … Continue reading
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The Overpowering Power of Men at Conventions
In 2010, I started attending science fiction conventions regularly. I’d attended a few conventions here and there before then, but never with any regularity. This was when I really began embracing fandom. I was still a little shy and I … Continue reading
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I Won! Thank You
I won the DUFF nomination and am this year’s DUFF delegate to Worldcon, aka ConZealand! Thank you all so much for your votes and support. It’s an odd thing to win with Covid-19 blanketing the globe. While I won’t be … Continue reading
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I’m a 2020 DUFF Candidate. Vote to Send me to ConZealand!
So, what’s all this about the DUFF and ConZealand? And, exactly, what am I a candidate for? The science fiction and fantasy fan community is a large and strong group of volunteers that spans the globe, pulling together conventions that … Continue reading
A Personal Post in Honor of My Sister … Because I Miss Her
It’s been two weeks since my sister passed away, and everyday is a bit of a struggle, some worse than others. Some of those days have also been beautiful and amazing. In the midst of the beauty and the pain, … Continue reading