Captain America and the Gang may have protected the Earth from alien invasions, but it’s Spiderman that has always been my favourite superhero. If you’re getting mugged in a dark alleyway by a hoodlum, it won’t be IronMan flying down from the sky to save you – it’s going to be Spidey swinging from his webs. I like how he looks out for the ‘little … Continue reading Movie Review – Spiderman: Homecoming
Few things evoke a 90s kid’ sense of nostalgia more than Power Rangers. I can’t be the only one who sat religiously in front of the TV on Saturday mornings, waiting for the iconic theme song to come on. My favourite scene always involved the Zords combining into Megazord and bashing up bad guys. At grade school, being a fan of Power Rangers (along with … Continue reading Movie Review: Power Rangers 2017
There are two things that prompt me to write a review immediately after watching a film. Either it’s so terrible/bad I feel impelled to warn others not to waste their money on time or it, or it’s so good that it becomes a duty to share its brilliance. Thankfully, Hidden Figures is the latter. It is, in my opinion, one of the best films this year … Continue reading Movie Review – Hidden Figures
Has it really been 15 years since the first Resident Evil movie? I’m convinced Milla Jovovich is a vampire, she never seems to age. 😀 While I’m not a big fan of the series, I have watched all the films online. So when I heard that the ‘final’ instalment of the series was out, I thought it fitting to go and catch it at the … Continue reading Movie Review – Resident Evil: The Final Chapter
I’m gonna get a lot of flak for this, but I think Frozen was one of the most overrated Disney films of all time. There, I said it. No doubt the fans will be calling for blood lol. It wasn’t bad, but I just didn’t understand the whole hype surrounding it and how people were going on about how ‘original’ and fantastic it was. … Continue reading Movie Review: Disney’s Moana
She was a media darling and one of the most photographed ladies in America in the 1960s. Even today, her influence resonates through in modern fashion and pop culture. She gave us the signature sleeveless A-line dresses, above the elbow gloves, low heel pumps, clean cut suits with skirt hem to the middle of the knee, and pillbox hats. I’m talking about Jacqueline Onassis Kennedy, First … Continue reading Piaget Style Icon – Jackie Kennedy
Considering the amount of hype that came with the Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, promotions for the Inferno film were relatively subdued. I only knew it was coming out because a friend told me about it. Are audiences finally getting tired of Robert Langdon? *** For those who aren’t familiar with the titles, DVC, A&D and Inferno are all books by Dan Brown, … Continue reading Movie Review: Inferno
2009 seems like a long time ago, but I remember it quite clearly – flipping open the newspaper to an extraordinary picture of a commercial airplane in the water, with passengers standing on its wings. The photo was that of US Airways Flight 1549, which struck a flock of geese shortly after takeoff from LaGuardia Airport, disabling both its engines. The captain, Chelsey Sullenberger, made … Continue reading Movie Review: Sully
