Solo: A Star Wars Story – a review

Hey, guys! Did you miss me? I've just recently got back from a short holiday with my friends and I'm absolutely knackered. It's been a fun time and although it was quite distressing at times, I can say with certainty that it was an adventure. I say distressing because: 1) we ran out of petrol…

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A Quiet Place – a review

Okay, I know that I've mentioned that I'm not the type to go for horror movies. But after seeing the ratings and reviews, I just had to go. Not to mention, the compelling trailer and concept really drew me in. I wasn't really enthusiastic about it because we were going to watch it at night…

Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda – a review

When I saw the trailer for the adapted movie Love, Simon, I just knew that I had to read this book. The premise is simple yet relatable. High school drama, blackmail and friendship. The plot focuses on Simon, a gay high school boy just trying to deal with being blackmailed, striking a connection with a…

Pacific Rim: Uprising – a review

I honestly loved the first movie. It was interesting in a way that the male and female lead didn't have to develop a romantic relationship with each other. The female lead, Mako actually inspired the Mako Mori test in which to measure the presence of women. Going off topic here but stay with me. The…

Tomb Raider – a review

I'd watched Angelina Jolie's Lara Croft movies and they were quite action-packed and had some elements of magic. It was a movie that practically catapulted her to stardom so to see a newer take on the series is really exciting! Interestingly, in this reboot of the popular game-turned-movie franchise, they decided to go with the…

Get Out – a review

I am still a little creeped out at how believable the movie was. I admit, I have heard a few spoilers about the movie because of the various interviews I'd watched of Daniel Kaluuya. The background music, the setting, the actors and the way the story unfolded and I, the viewer was as shocked as…