Reviews of movies and TV focused on women

Tag: Jonathan Pryce

  • The Crown, season 5, from which I want a divorce

    The Crown, season 5, from which I want a divorce

    The Crown, season 5, is a dreary season full of unhappiness and human failing. When this series began way back in 2016, I felt it was a means to humanize the royals. In season 5, the royals are just as miserable as all the other humans on the planet. I’ve stuck with The Crown through […]

  • Review: All the Old Knives

    Review: All the Old Knives

    All the Old Knives is a spy/love story. I have no idea what the title means. There was plenty of unneeded exposition in the story, but none that would explain the title. Thandiwe Newton and Chris Pine star. They were the reason I watched it.

  • Review: The Healer

    Review: The Healer

    The Healer is a fantasy about a man with the power to heal people simply by being around them. This film is streaming on Netflix.

  • Review: Tales from the Loop

    Review: Tales from the Loop

    Tales from the Loop is a sci-fi drama series on Prime Video. It’s about time – time can stop, or loop back on itself, or pass in the blink of an eye, or simply march on whether we want it to or not.

  • Watch This: Trailers for The Wife and The Children Act

    Watch This: Trailers for The Wife and The Children Act

    The Wife with Glenn Close and Jonathan Pryce will be released in August. The Children Act, also in theaters in August, stars Emma Thompson and Stanley Tucci in a legal drama. I’m combining these two teasers into a single post because of the fact that they are both movies for grown ups and feature outstanding […]

  • Review: To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters

    Review: To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters

    To Walk Invisible: The Brontë Sisters is a look into the Brontë family life during the time when the three Brontë sisters – Charlotte, Emily and Anne – began publishing their writing. It was also the time when their brother Branwell’s drinking and profligate ways brought disaster to their home life.

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