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Sometimes you just have to write about why Lifetime’s The Spirit of Christmas is the best, most ridiculous holiday movie ever created and the one we can’t go a season without watching. We’re not saying it could ever compete with timeless classics like It’s A Wonderful Life, Meet Me in St. Louis, Little Women, etc.,... Continue Reading →
We're back with another one of these social distancing articles, darling readers except this time, we're specifying the word comforting to give you recommendations of some of the sweetest films ever made. I'll be frank, I've left out some of the comfort films I actually turn to because they aren't exactly "happy." (Captain America: The... Continue Reading →
The 92nd Academy Awards are right around the corner and for the first time in a long time, my schedule actually permits me to write an article like this. Huzzah. Now remember these are my personal thoughts, which we're all entitled to. 1. Little Women Adapted Screenplay By: Greta Gerwig Directed By: Greta Gerwig Little... Continue Reading →
“Just because my dreams are different than yours doesn’t make them any less important.” “The world is hard on ambitious girls.” I might never want to stop singing praises for this movie because I don’t know how long it’ll take to be this moved by something again as a woman. Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of... Continue Reading →
Little Women may be a classic story with a lot of adaptations, but it’s one of the few stories entirely deserving of its merit and rank amongst females. And Greta Gerwig’s version especially, is as close to perfect as it gets. I’ll go as far as stating that in my eyes, it is actually perfect.... Continue Reading →
Spider-Man: Far From Home Review + SDCC 2019 Marvel Coverage ft. Morgan McNair and Leen Bernardo On this week's episode of Marvelous Geeks, I sit down with the darlings Morgan McNair and Leen Bernardo to discuss (more so squeal repeatedly) over what an absolute treasure Spider-Man: Far From Home was, the superlative performances, and the... Continue Reading →
The Story of Steve Rogers and Peggy Carter It’s been a long, long time since the world spoke favorably of a female, let alone a female agent, one they never wanted to believe deserved her rank solely on the basis of her sex. Margaret “Peggy” Carter wasn’t always catching bad guys on the streets of... Continue Reading →
“The earth lost its best defender.” To requote Captain America -- the world lost its best defender. And while death is difficult to discuss, it's cathartic when mourning a tremendous loss. Tony Stark’s sacrificial death was one felt everywhere -- a fictional loss that’ll be with us for years to come because so few before... Continue Reading →
Avengers Endgame Spoilers Ahead Natasha Romanoff is a complex, remarkably strong, incredible Avenger -- the first female one to be exact, and an impeccable leader at that. And most importantly, Natasha Romanoff is a woman worth celebrating. She’s a woman who’s never left others alone and with that choice, success has often followed the battles... Continue Reading →
Part I and Part II 11 years and 22 movies have amounted to one of the most beautiful cinematic experiences of our time – a journey, I could not be more grateful to have experienced alongside so many marvelous geeks. This isn't the first or last time the Marvel Cinematic Universe will be featured, but... Continue Reading →