Category: Reviews
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‘I’ve made mistakes in the past. Would ‘You be a mistake?’
You: Season 3 has taken Netflix UK’s top spot, bringing back Joe Goldberg, who grapples with parenthood and his tumultuous marriage. The opening episode delves into Joe and Love’s complex emotions, with striking visual effects and sharp commentary on suburban life. It sets the stage for a thrilling season ahead.
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Tame Impala – ‘The Slow Rush’ review
Kevin Parker’s 4th studio album, ‘The Slow Rush,’ blends various genres and explores deep themes of time and personal struggle. With intricate instrumentation and profound lyrics, tracks like ‘Posthumous Forgiveness’ and ‘On Track’ resonate emotionally. This album offers a rich listening experience, rich in reflection and artistic craftsmanship.
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John Adams at Jags@119, Southsea REVIEW ‘Flawless vocals and cheeky showmanship’
John Adams delivered a captivating performance during his ‘Kiss Every Stranger’ tour, blending acoustic and upbeat tracks, including crowd-pleasers like “What’s Up” and “Dancing in the Dark.” His emotional storytelling and vocal range engaged the sold-out audience, leaving them exhilarated and connected by the end of the night.
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Joker review a psychological masterpiece, this is not for the faint of heart.
The review praises Joaquin Phoenix’s compelling portrayal of the Joker, highlighting the film’s unique, non-sensationalized approach to mental illness in a gritty 1980s Gotham. It explores Arthur’s struggles with psychosis and societal issues, offering a thought-provoking perspective on reality versus fiction, ultimately leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
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Fantastic Beasts the Crimes of Grindelwald: It Would Be a Crime Not to See It!
Lilly K. Drew shares her excitement about the highly anticipated film “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.” Attending the premiere, she praises the performances of Jude Law and Johnny Depp while expressing disappointment over the film’s limited focus on Grindelwald. The film features impressive digital effects and leaves viewers intrigued by Credence’s identity.