Reviews

At this point you all know how much I love going to the movies, or the "cinema" if you're from the UK, and being based in London, I have the incredible opportunity of visiting multiple and diverse venues. From cinema chains such as Odeon, Vue and Picturehouse, to more independent venues like Garden at the Cinema, Olympic Studios and others. But today I am not just reviewing any cinema, but the biggest and probably my favorite place to watch movies in the entire United Kingdom

I can't believe we're almost in October! It feels like the summer has completely flown by, alongside the floodgae of Japanese TV Shows and Movies that dropped over the past weeks and months. But as always I am here to guide you through it all and give you some hidden gems that you might have missed that can hopfully get you through the cozy fall/autumn months. To be honest, even I struggle with keeping up with the latest J-dramas and content on Netflix/Prime. I rememebr back

UK Cinema Day rolled around at an awkward moment this time. For anyone outside the UK, it's a recurring promotion across chains like Vue, Odeon, and Picturehouse — discounted tickets for a day or a weekend, meant to get people back into theatres. Great in theory. The problem this time was that there wasn't much worth using it on. I'd already seen Spider-Man: Brand New Day and The Odyssey, and neither was pulling me back for a second look. Nothing on the current release slate

I've been wanting to try a new format for a while — a loose round-up of everything I've been consuming recently, rather than a curated "best of" list. Credit where it's due: this was inspired by Amber Cassette, who does something similar around books. I don't read nearly enough to fill a segment like that, so I'm swapping books for music instead. Here's what's been on my radar the past few weeks. At the Cinema My mum and I caught the newest Insidious film last weekend — anoth