I’d like to start this off by saying that I am a huge Lord of the Rings fan. I’ve read and watched the whole series multiple times, saw all The Hobbit movies on opening night, and was even Arwen one year for Halloween in middle school.
Posts published by “Julia Wierzbicki”
Sophomore mechi student. Avid reader and storyteller. Published under pen name J. L. Willow (www.jlwillow.com)
My coworkers and I have been huge fans of Bullet Train ever since we saw the first trailer a few months ago.
I first heard about this movie from my favorite YouTube and TikTok movie reviewers. They raved about it and how it was easily going to win Best Picture for 2022.
I first heard about the book Dune years ago. In high school, I had a few friends who talked about it non-stop and tried to get everyone they could to read it as well.
Have you ever wondered what happens when Baby Yoda meets a Baby Ewok and a Baby Porg? Neither did I, but now you can find out in the new series, Star Wars Sidekicks!
When I first heard they were making another Batman movie, to be honest, I wasn’t planning on seeing it. I feel like it had been pretty overdone, and I knew it was going to have an insanely long run-time.
Movie musicals used to excite me. I loved the idea of getting to see something I’ve cherished on Broadway and Spotify come to real life on the big screen.
After an insane amount of hype and anticipation, the sequel to Finding Nemo—Finding Dory—was released in 2016. Although it wasn’t viewed as a national sensation like the original, it did include something quite memorable, not within the movie, per se, but in what came before it.
Alright, I know I’m a bit late to the curve on this one. But I’ve been meaning to watch Euphoria for a while, and with the current airing of season two, I figured it was time to catch up.
For some reason, the story of Princess Diana has been gaining notable traction recently. Between The Crown on Netflix, the musical coming to Broadway, and now this new film starring Kristen Stewart, I was hoping that this film wouldn’t be a rehash of the same things we’ve seen before.