December 22nd 2024, Latest Content
TOP TV OF 2024
There’s been a lot of TV this year. The best has been mostly adaptations or remakes but the new takes offer a refreshing look at some beloved material and translate it so it reaches a new audience or excites those that already love it. We’ve looked at some of our favourites of the year!
Recent Reviews
Suzy Krause's I think We've Been Here Before is a captivating story with multidimensional characters, allowing readers to see the story through multiple generations. The pacing can be tedious, but the latter part improves and delivers a heartwarming story. The book explores griefs, family relationships, mental illness, and terminal illness, blending them into a warm ending. The story is unforgettable, focusing on love and connection, and leaves readers breathless at the end. It is a tale of love and connection that will leave readers breathless and pondering their own lives.
If it were not for the chemistry of Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield, this movie would be a slog to get through. Their chemistry carries a generic, weak script and boring characters to salvage the movie, but it falls flat on all other aspects. It is an easy watch with some interesting moments but nothing to make you invested in the story. The generic script makes every effort to get the audience to cry, but it never lands.
Spellbound is a captivating, animated film that explores the struggles of teenager Ellian, as the film beautifully depicts the themes of the desire for normalcy. Despite its intended younger audience, Spellbound may struggle to hold their attention due to its heavy-handed themes and pacing. Despite this, the film's brilliant vocal performances from the cast make it a visually appealing film. The film's use of magic, neon-like lights, and a gorgeous costume and world design add to its appeal.
A fun, easy watch that will quickly become a comfort watch for many people. A Man on the Inside gives comedy, funny characters and a message about loneliness and finding your way out of it. There are funny moments lifted by the ensemble cast but Ted Danson is exceptional in walking the line of touching moments and bringing out the levity in the heavier
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Next year looks interesting for TV with some interesting shows coming back sooner than expected and others that many have been eagerly awaiting. There’s a lot coming out but here is what we are most looking forward to!
There’s been a lot of TV this year. The best has been mostly adaptations or remakes but the new takes offer a refreshing look at some beloved material and translate it so it reaches a new audience or excites those that already love it. We’ve looked at some of our favourites of the year!
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