It's time that we all put some respect on the name of New Moon, the second film in the Twilight series that often gets labeled as the worst in the franchise. And, to be honest, I get it. Moody and angsty to a fault, this movie definitely has its struggles, but it's also lowkey.a comedy, if you think about it. Is there anything funnier than...
If you're anything like me, you're ready to fast-forward through the haunts of Halloween and cozy on up to the holiday season. While Hallmark Channel is known for their Christmas content—and has already unveiled their Countdown to Christmas slate—the network is premiering a movie fit for spooky season that delivers the warmth and fun of its...
Sweet Home Alabama is a rewatchable romcom classic. This 2002 charmer about an engaged New York City fashion designer (Reese Witherspoon) who returns to Alabama to obtain a divorce from her childhood sweetheart (Josh Lucas) is a perfect Friday night popcorn flick. A true under-the-radar favorite (it has a deceivingly low 38% on Rotten Tomatoes!),...
With The Office spinoff, The Paper, premiering on September 4, I've got Domhnall Gleeson on the brain, which means it's about time for an About Time rewatch! Directed by Richard Curtis, the 2013 rom-com follows Tim Lake (Gleeson), a seemingly normal, slightly awkward 21-year-old, whose life completely changes when his father (Bill Nighy) reveals...
In the mood for a realistic romantic dramedy filled with humor, heartache, and whimsy? Head back to 2010s New York City with Sam Boyd's romantic anthology Love Life. The Anna Kendrick-led series originally premiered in 2020 on HBO Max and earned a second season starring The Good Place's William Jackson Harper. A snapshot of a bygone era, Love Life...
Outlander: Blood of My Blood is a new Outlander prequel that fully understands what people loved so much about the original series. This show is full of romance, yearning, drama, and stunning Scottish landscapes. Outlander: Blood of My Blood takes us back to 1714 Scotland. Jamie Fraser's parents meet by chance at a Gathering and it's love at...
Nicole Kidman once said, "We come to this place to laugh, to cry, to care. Because we need that, all of us." I believe that sentiment applies to no better TV show than Netflix's new series, Too Much, starring Meg Stalter and Will Sharpe. The Lena Dunham-created series is not the rom-com we may be expecting, but it's the one we need in this day and...