Love, Simon Review: This Heartwarming YA Adaptation Ends Up Coming Out Very Well

April 27, 2018 Payson JohnsonLeave a comment

If there is one genre of film that has definitely tired out audiences over the years, it would be the YA adaptation genre. Movies based off of YA material, which stands for young adult, usually falls into two categories. The first of those being generic high school melodramas, and the second being lifeless post apocalyptic…… Continue reading Love, Simon Review: This Heartwarming YA Adaptation Ends Up Coming Out Very Well

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Fifty Shades Freed Review: The Conclusion to this Saga Doesn’t Have Anything Interesting to Whip Up

February 11, 2018February 11, 2018 Payson JohnsonLeave a comment

Before we jump headfirst into this dumpster fire, let’s address the obvious. Yes, this movie is clearly nor made for me, thank you for pointing out what anyone else could clearly deduce. Next you’re going to write a ten page think piece article about how fast food is bad for you or any other rhetorical…… Continue reading Fifty Shades Freed Review: The Conclusion to this Saga Doesn’t Have Anything Interesting to Whip Up

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Phantom Thread Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Sews this Thought Provoking Romance with Daniel Day-Lewis at the Helm

January 25, 2018January 25, 2018 Payson JohnsonLeave a comment

Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the best directors to have emerged from the 1990’s independent film director movement. Anderson has a very unique style to his films, as they often deal with a long passage of time and growing old with age. From the stylish Boogie Nights to the beautiful There Will be Blood, Paul Thomas Anderson can…… Continue reading Phantom Thread Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Sews this Thought Provoking Romance with Daniel Day-Lewis at the Helm