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Send Help (2026)

3/25/2026

Batshit crazy in the absolute best way.

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Project Hail Mary (2026)

3/25/2026

A thrillingly wonderful blockbuster that made me laugh, cry, and left me in awe. Absolutely incredible.

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Crime 101 (2026)

3/14/2026

Fun little crime thriller. It was entertaining enough watching all the pieces fall into place. Satisfying conclusion. One of those movies that ended and I thought, what was the point? And maybe there wasn’t one. And that’s fine. Not everything is that deep. Most frustrating part was Maya’s character. I had the same issue with her character that I did with the character of Claire in ‘The Bear’. The men they pursue are walking red flag factories and their characters just choose to ignore that for the sake of having a love interest. I wish they would give their characters more depth and leave us with a bit of understanding for why they may choose to chase such obviously toxic men. That’s a rant for another day I suppose.

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The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

3/6/2026

Rewatching a cinematic classic.

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The Moment (2026)

3/5/2026

I enjoyed this a lot more than I expected. I acknowledge a bit of bias as a big Charli xcx fan, however, I think this was a great film debut. Very funny, very sweet at parts and Skarsgård was fantastic as always. The film started off slowly but the payoff at the end was worth it, in my opinion, with a wonderful monologue by Charli and one of the best jokes in the movie. Awesome.

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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)

2/21/2026

An upsetting but ultimately fantastic follow up to 28 Years Later. It explores more of the virus than we've ever seen and the results were immaculate. Incredible performances, again, from Ralph Fiennes, Alfie Williams, Chi Lewis-Perry, Jack O'Connell and Erin Kellyman. Really really rooting for the 3rd to get greenlit. Cannot wait.

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Rental Family (2025)

2/16/2026

Beautiful little movie. And it’s just so wonderful seeing Brendan Fraser back on the screen. Loved it. Wonderful cast, wonderful story.

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Pillion (2025)

1/29/2026

This movie was uncomfortable, and not in a bad way. It's a love story with a lot of heart that challenges the viewer quite a bit. It explored BDSM LGBTQ+ relationships in a way that I've never seen before – largely because its something I'm wholly unfamiliar with. Ray, portrayed by Skarsgård, is a frustrating character. He struggles to open up in any meaningful way with Colin (portrayed by Harry Melling). However, upon reflection, it seemed unimportant. Ray exists to help Colin develop. This is a love story about learning to love yourself, be confident, and setting boundaries. Loved it.

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