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Before we jump in: Merry Christmas everyone! The Christmas Setup Starring Ben Lewis and Blake Lee Screenplay by Michael J. Murray Directed by Pat Mills The Christmas Setup on IMDB Verdict: Best of 2020; cleared my skin and watered my crops This will probably be my shortest review of the year, because all I can […]
Happiest Season is this year’s most anticipated queer holiday movie. Does it live up to the hype? It’s complicated.
Hallmark’s first gay couple doesn’t get much screen time, but they make the most of what they have.
Writer-director Otoja Abit set out to tell a classic story of Christmas magic and true love. The movie he actually made is… well, not that.
2020 is breaking new ground in cheesy Christmas representation. How will Hallmark, Lifetime, Hulu, and Netflix’s movies do? Find out this week!
In case you missed something, here’s a master list of all our Summer of Austen content: reviews, special guests, and Etsy spotlights.
The soft 1995 adaptation of Austen’s latest novel is a beautiful rendition of the book’s optimism and romance.
Let’s see how the American 90s tackled Austen’s infamous “unlikable” heroine. (What is this movie??)
Lost in Austen is absolutely, obviously not a serious or faithful adaptation of Austen’s book. It is a fun exploration of what the book characters might be like as real people, and of what would happen if a modern-day reader fell into her favorite classic novel. This “romantic comedy of errors with a pinch of fantasy” is silly but entertaining.
The 1995 Pride and Prejudice is one of the best-known period dramas and Austen adaptations of modern times. Join me for a brief running commentary as I binge 327 minutes in two nights.