Bria Lou Reviews

As predicted, this post has gone up in June. Nevertheless, here are my April posts! Malignant | Film Review  - April began with a review of the film Malignant. While I appreciated its originality, I was a bit disappointed with its end result. Book Review #101: Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney  - My first book review of the month was 'Rock Paper Scissors', and while I didn't love it, I was (and am) glad I read it. Deep Water | Film Review  - This is a film that I had been excited to see. And while I didn't go in with the highest expectations, I ended up being somewhat pleasantly surprised (though the film isn't without its flaws). Cheaper by the Dozen (2022) | Film Review  - This is a remake of a remake that I was looking forward to seeing. It was what I expected, and I enjoyed watching it. The Adam Project | Film Review  - This film generated a positive buzz, so I was happy to watch and see that it was as good as the hype surrounding it. Fresh | Film Review ...

April was a busy month for me, which meant that it wasn't a particularly busy month for my blog. But nevertheless, I really enjoyed looking back at my April posts - especially because it's now nearly June! The Queen's Gambit | TV Show Review  - This show had never been on my radar, but after being recommended it by a colleague, I watched it and actually enjoyed it. Fatale | Film Review  - The premise of this film has been done 100 times, and this wasn't a particularly good version of it. Looking back on my review, I definitely think my rating was too high! Skipping the Oscars 2021  - This is one that I hated writing. I'm not particularly upset about missing the Oscars ceremony anymore, but I'm still upset that I missed out on some of the movies that came out. Particularly the ones that I still haven't gotten the chance to see. But my local cinema opens next week, so hopefully I can go back there soon. Palm Springs | Film  - I had heard so much about this fil...