Rewatched The Devil Wears Prada ahead of The Devil Wears Prada 2 release this weekend—and wow, it hits different! From body shaming to celebrating burnout culture and a glaring lack of diversity, here are 5 things that didn’t age so well.
Entertainment
I went into Bone Lake not knowing what to expect, and I ended up loving it. It’s a smartly crafted psychological thriller that builds to a wild, chainsaw-fueled climax sure to excite horror fans. With its bold horror energy and unforgettable ending, it’s bound to become a cult classic that fans will rewatch over and over again.
Though I usually see all of the nominated films at screenings, between being concentrated on the elections, the brutal cold of this winter, and a 4th bout with Covid, I missed a lot of films this year. Here are my picks and opinions on what I did see.
Due to all the hype coming out of the Venice Film Festival, “Babygirl” was one of the movies I was most looking forward to seeing this winter. But it’s a hot, unsexy mess. Read on for my full review.
Seeing Dances Patrelle’s Yorkville Nutcracker has become a yearly Christmas tradition for me and mine. Join TGATP and make it one of yours. They are performing this innovative NYC-themed take on “The Nutcracker” this weekend!
Been very disappointed this month with movies I thought I was going to love and really looked forward to. First, “Blink Twice”, now “The Front Room”, which was a waste of a lot of great talent on both the directing and acting sides.
The Nepo baby syndrome is in full effect for the Hollywood critics covering “Blink Twice.” Everyone is just trying to be nice because Zoe Kravitz is Lenny Kravitz’s kid. Her debut film, while shot well, was so awful and bad that I almost walked out and got my money back. Read on for my full review.
I wasn’t a major fan of Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie”. For me, it was overhyped and dealt too much with the patriarchal issues that all women face without even a nod at the added racial issues that we, as woman of color, endure. For me, it was typical white feminism that never addresses women of color. However, the ONE highlight was the monologue that America Ferrera delivered, which DID touch me and was the best part of the movie. So, in honor of America’s Critics Choice win, here is the full text: