The long awaited Lion King remake is out, and I have a lot of thoughts. The Lion King has been my favourite movie since birth. The original is flawless. However, it was only fair to give The Lion King remake a chance. I’m a bit iffy about remakes in general, I would much rather see… Continue reading What I Thought Of The Lion King Remake
I was the biggest Pokémon fan as a child, so when I saw the first trailer for Detective Pikachu I knew I’d have to see it. I was a little worried about this film coming out, as adorable as Pikachu is, I was concerned that perhaps cute Pokémon might have proven to be the only… Continue reading What I Thought Of: Detective Pikachu
Crash N’ Sane trilogy was released in 2017 and was a remake of the first 3 crash games; Crash Bandicoot, Cortex Strikes Back, and Warped. I spent my childhood glued to the Crash Bandicoot games, so I just had to get my hands on the N’ Sane Trilogy. I hope they eventually re-release Twinsanity, and… Continue reading Reviewing Childhood: Crash Bandicoot playing the N Sane Trilogy
Last week I wrote a pretty harsh post about Harry Potter, and was relieved that others too think the Boy Who Lived should finally die. When in the cinema to see the new Fantastic Beasts, it actually did feel like Harry Potter was dying. We went the day after the release, and the theatre was… Continue reading What I Thought Of The Crimes Of Grindelwald
Harry Potter played a huge role in my childhood, and I will always love the story. However, I have concerns about the franchise which is still as strong as ever all this time later. There is something my younger self never thought I would utter: is it time for the Boy Who Lived to finally die?… Continue reading Should The Boy Who Lived Finally Die? Is J.K Rowling Is Ruining Harry Potter?
I got Turtles All The Way Down with a discount code from Book Depository that only gave me a few books to choose from. I ended up giving John Green another chance and was pleasantly surprised. Before reviewing the book I need to explain why I was hesitant to read something by John Green. The… Continue reading Book Review: Turtles All the Way Down
I was delighted to get a review copy of Midsummer’s Bottom before it comes out. It’s certainly a departure from Darren Dash/Shan’s usual work such as Sunburn and and Procession of the Dead. What Mdsumemrs Bottom is about: Midsummer’s Bottom is a comedy about small town actors who stage Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream once a… Continue reading Book Review: Midsummer’s Bottom
I was very excited to get my hands on Louise O’Neill’s feminist retelling of The Little Mermaid, The Surface Breaks, so much that I finished it in a day. What The Surface Breaks is about: O’Neill introduces us to the patriarchal mer-world ruled by the Sea King, the father of our protagonist. Gaia, also known… Continue reading Book Review: The Surface Breaks
The Green Mile is one of Stephen King’s most beloved tales. Originally the Green Mile was a 6-mini-book series, but there are versions where they’re all included in the one book. It was also adapted into a film in 2000, starring Tom Hanks, which is well worth watching. What the Green Mile is about: The… Continue reading Book Review: The Green Mile
So far Lousie O’Neill has never let me down with Asking For It and Only Ever Yours, and now Almost Love. Louise O’Neill has switched from YA to debuting her first book for adults and she done so flawlessly. Like it’s predecessors Almost Love knows how to frustrate you, anger you, and recognize yourself. What… Continue reading Book Review: Almost Love
