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February seems to always be the month when watching slower movies seems to be easiest–perhaps it’s because Oscar season (in a normal year) would have been upon us by now, … Continue Reading ‘The Dig’ is Slow and Quiet but Beautiful and Evocative
As the year 2020 comes to an end, I never thought I would be the one to be this excited to write a movie review. If there is one thing … Continue Reading Disney’s ‘Soul’ is Pixar’s Best Film of the Year
Canvas, an animated short written and directed by Frank E. Abney III just released on Netflix and it’s a nine minute treasure. While we generally wait for Oscars seasons to … Continue Reading Netflix’s ‘Canvas’ is a Must Watch
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 … Continue Reading Social Distancing Comforting Film Recommendations
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. … Continue Reading Ranking the Oscars’ Best Pictures
Little Women 2019 directed by Greta Gerwig focuses on the importance of every woman’s dream by making it clear that they all matter.
Little Women stands the test of time over and over again because it’s a story that celebrates our differences alongside our strengths.
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 … Continue Reading Spider-Man: Far From Home Review + SDCC 2019 Marvel Coverage ft. Morgan McNair and Leen Bernardo
“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 … Continue Reading In Memoriam of Anthony Edward “Tony” Stark and the Legacy of Iron Man, the World’s Best Defender
“I assure you, brother — the sun will shine on us again.” So few lines in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have hit me with as much force as the last … Continue Reading “The Sun Will Shine on Us Again” | A Celebration of Brothers
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 … Continue Reading Formation: The Homage to Natasha Romanoff
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 … Continue Reading Avengers: Endgame Review ft. Morgan McNair
Part I and Part II For two weeks in a row Marvelous Geeks episodes feature two lovely former coworkers turned friends, Malia Dickinson and Sarah Parsons to discuss all sorts of topics … Continue Reading Creativity in Business, Opinions on the Internet, and Bohemian Rhapsody ft. Malia Dickinson and Sarah Parsons Part I and II
Captain Marvel Review On this week’s episode of Marvelous Geeks, Morgan McNair joins me to talk all things Captain Marvel. The review is not spoiler free, so listen at your … Continue Reading Captain Marvel Review
Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before is a stunning adaptation of the young adult romance novel that follows Lara Jean Covey’s journey.
Marvelous Geeks Podcast Episode 10: Christopher Robin Review Disney’s Christopher Robin was one of the most darling films of the year — a time for celebration for any of us who’ve grown … Continue Reading Christopher Robin Review