Monthly Archives: January 2018

Review: The Post and Oscar Nominations

Posted on January 24, 2018 by indie-film-fanatic00

Hello readers, I recently saw The Post starring Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep so I am going to write my review and talk a bit about the context of the film and what it means in today’s climate in the … Continue reading →

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My Top Netflix Picks

Posted on January 16, 2018 by indie-film-fanatic00

Hello readers, I have recently got a Netflix account so this post will be listing what I have been watching on the popular streaming service. I know I haven’t posted in a while but I was busy as I’m sure … Continue reading →

Posted in Actor/Actress, Analysis, Director, General, Girls, Television | Tagged 13 Reasons Why, 1950s, 1980s, 80s, Barb Holland, Baron Vaughn, Billy, Black Mirror, Brianna, Brooklyn 99, Brooklyn Decker, Buckingham Palace, Bud, Caleb McLaughlin, Cambodia, Cara Buono, carol kane, Charlie Heaton, Chidi, Claire Foy, comedy, Coyote, D'Arcy Carden, Dacre Montgomery, David Harbour, divorce, drama, Duke of Edinburgh, Duke of Windsor, Dustin Henderson, Eleanor Shellstrop, eleven, ellie kemper, Ethan Embry, Father/Son, Finn Wolfhard, Frankie, Gap Year, Gaten Matarazzo, gay, Gilmore Girls, government conspiracy, Grace, Grace and Frankie, hawkins, Heaven, How to Get Away with Murder, Jack Whitehall, Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father, Jameela Jamil, Jane Fonda, jane krakowski, Janet, Jared Harris, Jianyu, jim hopper, Joe Keery, John Lithgow, Jonathan Byers, Joyce Byers, June Diane Raphael, Karen Wheeler, King George VI, Kristen Bell, Lily Tomlin, Lucas Sinclair, Mallory, Manny Jacinto, Martin Sheen, Matt Smith, Max, Michael, Michael Whitehall, Mike Wheeler, Millie Bobby Brown, modern day, mystery, Nancy Wheeler, Natalia Dyer, Netflix, Netflix Originals, Noah Schnapp, older generation, Orphan Black, Peter Morgan, Pip, Prince Charles, Prince Philip, Princess Anne, Princess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Mary, Queen Mother, Robert, robert carlock, Royal Family, Sadie Sink, Sam Waterston, San Diego, Sir Winston Churchill, sitcom, Sol, South East Asia, Steve Harrington, stranger things, superpowers, Tahani, Ted Danson, telekinesis, Thailand, The Crown, The Good Place, Tina Fey, Titus Burgess, Tommy Lascelles, Torrens, true story, unbreakable kimmy schmidt, upside down, US, USA, Vanessa Kirby, Victoria Hamilton, Vietnam, Will Byers, William Jackson Harper, Winona Ryder | 2 Comments

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