The year movie lovers returned to theaters Last year, 2025, several stellar films with the potential to win many awards were released. The most popular of the bunch were: Sinners, Marty Supreme, One Battle After Another, Weapons, F1, and Avatar. With a release year this prestigious, it’s only natural that there are mixed opinions and discourse about which movie is the best. When reviewing movies, … Continue reading Top Movies of 2025
What Decades of Rom-Coms Taught Me this February We’re constantly flooded with new streaming drops and whatever is trending on social media, but there’s a real comfort in going back to the classics. This Valentine’s Day, I found myself revisiting four films that define the spectrum of human connection: 10 Things I Hate About You, Love Actually, La La Land, and When Harry Met Sally. … Continue reading Best Movies To Watch On Valentine’s Day!
The most anticipated movies of the summer One of the most common ways people spend their summers, which often involves more free time than the rest of the year, is watching movies, both old and new. 2025 is shaping up to be a big year for film, and these are the ones whose releases are the most anticipated. First up are some movies that the … Continue reading Top Ten Movies Releasing this Summer
The Inclusion of Women As a Formula One (F1) fan, I am very aware of the ongoing conversations arising in the fan community. For those who don’t know, F1 is a race car driving where drivers try to complete a certain number of laps around the track the fastest. Though there are many controversies, the biggest one that affects me as a fan and as … Continue reading Females In Motor Sport
The Top Five Classic Rom-Com Films of All-Time Valentine’s Day: the one day each year when it’s somewhat okay to publicly declare your love to someone or even create a giant cut-out of your significant other. It’s also the best day of the year to watch rom-coms (romantic comedies), one of the best genres of film ever made. But there are simply too many to … Continue reading Cut the Date, Cue the Credits
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