Weekly Movie Reviews: Jul 23-29, 2017
Favorite Movie of the Week Your Name (2016) We’ve been working up to watching Your Name by watching all of Makoto Shinkai’s other movies first, and we’ve finally watched all…
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Favorite Movie of the Week Léon: The Professional (1994) Unlike the rest of this week’s movies, I’ve watched Léon before so I feel slightly bad about giving it the favorite…
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Favorite Movie of the Week No Way Out (1987) Navy officer Tom Farrell (Kevin Costner) gets a new job as one of the aides of Secretary of Defense David Brice…
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Favorite Movie of the Week Set It Off (1996) Frankie Sutton is fired from her job as a bank teller after her bank is robbed by someone who she happened…
Read more“Red Sister” by Mark Lawrence
This review of Red Sister is long overdue, I read it way back in April but never got around to reviewing it since I was already backlogged on reviews. Luckily,…
Read more“The Guns Above” by Robyn Bennis
I’ve been binge reading the Dresden Files for the last month, and whenever I read a long series that I get really into, I almost invariably dislike the next book…
Read more“Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows” by Balli Kaur Jaswal
Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows is not my usual genre, but one of my reading goals this year was to diversify my reading by reading at least ten fiction books…
Read moreWeekly Movie Reviews: Jun 25-Jul 1, 2017
Favorite Movie of the Week The Edge of Seventeen (2016) I was excited to watch The Edge of Seventeen because it got great reviews. Going into a movie with a…
Read moreWeekly Movie Reviews: Jun 18-24, 2017
Favorite Movie of the Week Two Days, One Night (2014) I’m not sure where I heard about this Belgian movie (Deux jours, une nuit), but it’s been on our list…
Read moreWeekly Movie Reviews: Jun 11-18, 2017
Favorite Movie of the Week Ocean Waves (1993) Ocean Waves was the only Studio Ghibli movie that I hadn’t seen – it was made for television and didn’t involve any…
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