Reviews of movies and TV focused on women
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Review: The Hundred-Foot Journey
Read more: Review: The Hundred-Foot JourneyThe Hundred-Foot Journey recently showed up on Netflix. I always want to see anything with Helen Mirren, and this film is no exception. After I watched it on Netflix, I realized most streaming services are carrying it now, so your favorite one probably has it available.
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Review: The Umbrella Academy
Read more: Review: The Umbrella AcademyComic book adaptation The Umbrella Academy is about 7 babies, all born on the same day in 1989. They were born to mothers who hadn’t been pregnant the day before. Sir Reginald Hargreeves (Colm Feore) raised them as his children. They became The Umbrella Academy. Hargreeves trained them to use their special abilities to learn…
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Watch This: Trailer for Season 2 of Killing Eve
Read more: Watch This: Trailer for Season 2 of Killing EveDid you love, love, love season 1 of Killing Eve? I did. And I’m eager to watch and watch and watch when April 7 arrives with season 2.
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Review: One Day at a Time, season 3
Read more: Review: One Day at a Time, season 3One Day at a Time returned for season 3 with laughs, tears, and plenty of hard hitting topics to wrap stories around.
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Review: Tidying Up with Marie Kondo
Read more: Review: Tidying Up with Marie KondoThe reality series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo is both inspiring and delightful. I have a very neat house with a home for every object, but even I managed to find ways to improve things from watching her work.
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Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWII
Read more: Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWIII learned about the documentary Top Secret Rosies: The Female Computers of WWII from being on Twitter at the right moment to catch a tweet in a conversation about Black History Month from my BlogHer friend Kim Pearson.
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Review: Wonder
Read more: Review: WonderWe live in a time when our whole country is traumatized by hate and bullies. Wonder is a heartwarming reminder that for every bully, there are many others around who are kind and loving. I personally want to thank Wonder for the reminder.
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Brain Dump: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Personal Shopper, and Black Lightning
Read more: Brain Dump: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Personal Shopper, and Black LightningHow about some short thoughts on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Personal Shopper, and Black Lightning? Let’s go there.
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Review: Wanderlust
Read more: Review: WanderlustToni Collette and Steven Mackintosh play Joy and Alan, a married couple who agree to indulge their Wanderlust, meaning their quest to find new and exciting sexual partners.
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Review: Russian Doll
Read more: Review: Russian DollAll the superlatives you’ve read about Russian Doll are true. It’s wild, inventive, unique, unexpected, deep, funny, and must see TV.