Category: Film Reviews
The Secret Garden (2020) Review: A Beautiful But Imperfect Adaptation
Colin Firth stars in the latest version of the beloved children’s novel, The Secret Garden.
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Queen Christina (1933): A Breathtaking Period Classic You Need to See
Greta Garbo stars in the 1933 classic film about Queen Christina of Sweden.
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Emma 2020 Review: The Most Picturesque Adaptation
Autumn de Wilde’s 2020 adaptation of Emma mixes screwball comedy, romantic charm, and social satire to delightful effect.
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Emma and Mr Knightley – The Most Romantic Moment of the Month
What’s not to love about Emma and Mr Knightley’s proposal scene in the latest Jane Austen adaptation?
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Albion: The Enchanted Stallion (2016) – Adventure and Fun for the Family
Albion: The Enchanted Stallion is a fairy tale quest the whole family can enjoy. Film Review:...
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‘Miss Fisher and the Crypt of Tears’ Review – A Stylish Romantic Adventure
Essie Davis and Nathan Page return in the epic new Miss Fisher movie, Miss Fisher and The Crypt of Tears! Let’s celebrate and discuss the chemistry, the costumes, and why we deserve another movie.
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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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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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‘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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