Review Without A Cause

My favorite season is upon us and it is time to fulfill my autumn, orange, turtleneck fantasy. I bring you an assortment of films to make you feel cozy. Cover yourself in a blanket, lit that candle that you use once a year and let’s do it!

Listen, two films, two very different worlds but today... they come together. I review the biggest Netflix September drops: Enola Holmes and The Devil All The Time. I get too distracted with the devil and leave that kid unsupervised but it is totally worth it. Expect a lot of bad southern accents, a clear fascination with fat suits and a whole lot of trivia.

We finally review a new, juicy movie. This film has it all, Robert Pattinson, Robert Pattinson and Robert Pattinson. I am kidding... We are going to be discussing the issues with the film and you will get some lovely trivia along the way. How were certain scenes filmed, the theory behind the film etc

What is the most entertaining movie genre you can think of? Well, you are wrong. The bad action film has helped us survive boring Sundays and lame sleepovers and you know it. All you need is some famous actors, an easy plot and a few sequels.

From a beautiful, hated vampire to a dark, awaited Batman. In this episode I react to the first official trailer of The Batman. Robert Pattinson, guyliner and a parade of known villains. There is no way I am missing this one.

Now that we have started developing a new normal, Hollywood is ready to leave that bench and go back to the playing field by the end of this year, maybe 2021. In this episode I talk about the 6 more exciting movies that are coming up in this cautious corona times.

I am back with all you need to know about this fresh show. It might be based on one of your history classes but this girl will sure teach you a lesson. Was that funny? It has been so long I cannot even tell.

I finally can release another episode of a period drama review. In this case we are taking a look at the unconventional Emma, filled with modern touches and one of the best casts I have seen in a while. You can hear me preach the director for the way she has portrayed warm human relationships in what usually is a cold English narrative environment.

From my isolating state I bring you some inspiration. Maybe these movies will make you want to do something else other than watch YouTube and scroll through TikTok. Let’s see if I can get you to roll that dice.

Cheesy lines? Check. Cringy romantic moments? Check. What else could you want from a teen romantic comedy? I bring up the representation of romance on screen and the importance of communication and understanding of your partner’s love language. Also, don’t care about Peter, I will keep Dr. Covey, thank you.