Category: Reviews
Why ‘To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’ is The Best Kind of Sequel
P.S. I Still Love You is the perfect rom-com to watch this Valentine’s Day!
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Barbara Erskine’s The Darkest Hour: Wrongs of the Past Set Right
Book review of The Darkest Hour, a clean romance full of suspense.
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Tune in for Love (2019): A Sweet, Slow-burning Korean Romance
If you love romantic Korean dramas or the Before movies, then find out more about Tune in For Love in our review.
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Little Women (2019) – The Truest Adaptation to Louisa May Alcott
Review of Little Women (2019) – Let’s talk about that ending!
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The Silver Petticoat Review’s 25 Best YA Novels of 2019
From awesome retellings of Beauty and the Beast to Les Miserables, epic historical novels, to...
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The Mischief of the Mistletoe: A Gleeful Holiday Read Year-Round
Jane Austen makes an appearance in Lauren Willig’s romantic book, The Mischief of the Mistletoe.
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‘Virgin River’ Netflix Review – A New Romance Series Based on the Best-Selling Books
Fans of Hart of Dixie or Gilmore Girls won’t want to miss Virgin River, a new Netflix series full of romance and idyllic small-town magic.
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‘Moulin Rouge!’ Review: This is a Flashy and Fun New Broadway Musical
Moulin Rouge! is an entertaining spectacle but falls short of becoming an emotional triumph.
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‘Christmas Reservations’ Review: An Irresistibly Sweet New Lifetime Movie
This Christmas rom-com will melt your heart with first love, holiday cheer, and Bollywood dancing.
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Ladies in Black – See This Elegant Period Drama Full of Style
Ladies in Black Review: Bruce Beresford, the award-winning director of Driving Miss Daisy, has a new period drama full of 1950s nostalgia.
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‘The Bitter Tea of General Yen’ Review – See One of the First Interracial Romances on Screen
Directed by Frank Capra, The Bitter Tea of General Yen is a relatively forgotten pre-Code film with social relevance, religious cynicism, violence, and a shocking interracial romance between a Chinese warlord and a Christian missionary. Indeed, this is not the type of movie one thinks of when referencing a Capra classic. It’s a Wonderful Life it is not. But that’s what makes this movie so fascinating. Not only is it different from Capra’s later films, but it’s also a love story ahead of its time.
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Review: ‘High Strung Free Dance’ is Full of Powerful Romanticism
High Strung Free Dance works as a standalone movie about the transcendent power of artistic creation and Romanticism – with a compelling love triangle added into the mix, of course!
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