To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You (2020)
“I promise not to break your heart.” To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You pretty much picks up right where Netflix’s smash hit predecessor left off. Lara Jean […]
Category Archives: Romance
Judy (2019)
“Not too dangerous. Not too exciting.” Thoroughly convincing yet occasionally too clichéd to take this biopic to the next level, director Rupert Goold’s admirable Judy nevertheless entertains at all costs, […]
Little Women (2019)
“You must not limit yourself.” Following the three times that I sat through Little Women over the course of two weeks, growing from an infatuated like to an absorbed and […]
Just Friends (2005)
“Looks like you picked up right where you left off.” As is the case with just about every decent comedy ever made, certain aspects of Just Friends haven’t aged very well. […]
Holiday Rush (2019)
“Extra is not the goal.” Like an expedited package trying to get its Christmas cheer delivered as quickly as possible, Holiday Rush nonetheless experiences a few expected delays and suffers […]
A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby (2019)
“We’ll find a new definition of normal together.” Another holiday season means another installment in Netflix’s A Christmas Prince series of films, and now more than ever, this third entry […]
Waves (2019)
“He’s just a human being.” As a modern, more secular approach to the dos and the dont’s listed in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8, a common piece of scripture spoken at religious […]
Marriage Story (2019)
“I like to begin with a note of positivity.” Marriage Story – a drama chock-full of the kind of comedy born from psychological unease and physical discomfort and emotional unrest […]
Last Christmas (2019)
“You’ve got to take care of your heart.” It’s hard to explain just how off everything about Last Christmas feels from the first scene to the last. It’s a comedy […]
Let It Snow (2019)
“You have terrible instincts.” The odd thing about Let It Snow is that the film wants to be both a romantic fantasy for young adults and a straight comedic farce, […]
Log's Line 