Tell-Tale TV

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Rating Title/Year Author
4/5 I Am Mother (2019) Lauren Busser I Am Mother offers some interesting social commentary on the idea of motherhood but stops just short of making its point. EDIT
Posted Jun 17, 2019
5/5 Deadwood: The Movie (2019) Kevin Lever Deadwood: The Movie makes a fine point to stay true to itself and its people, as brash and as misguided as they may be. EDIT
Posted May 29, 2019
3/5 The Silence (2019) Lauren Busser Though it all, The Silence never loses its tension and the plot unfolds in a natural progression leading to an ending that feels perfectly deserved and fulfilling. EDIT
Posted Apr 15, 2019
3.5/5 The Unicorn Store (2017) Lauren Busser Unicorn Store is a fanciful movie steeped with some magical rainbow elements, but its strength lies in the overarching message and the amazing performances. EDIT
Posted Apr 10, 2019
3/5 Rent Live (2019) Ashley Bissette Sumerel Despite its imperfections, it nevertheless managed to evoke the kind of joy and heartbreak that Rent fans should expect. EDIT
Posted Jan 28, 2019
4/5 Christmas Pen Pals (2018) Esme Mazzeo I can say with certainty that Christmas Pen Pals is at least a few steps above every other film I've seen in the genre. EDIT
Posted Dec 17, 2018
3.5/5 No Sleep 'Til Madison (2003) Esme Mazzeo No Sleep 'Til Christmas is definitely worth your time. Especially if Christmas movies aren't usually your cup of cocoa, so to speak. EDIT
Posted Dec 11, 2018
4/5 Homegrown Christmas (2018) Mary Misasi Homegrown Christmas is one of their newest and greatest examples of unique storytelling. The warm, fuzzy feelings it conveys gets everyone into the holiday spirit, just in time for Christmas. EDIT
Posted Dec 10, 2018
2/5 A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (2018) Cristina Iskander Save for a strange Christmas pageant and a few brief scenes with cookies and Christmas trees, Royal Wedding is missing some Christmas spirit. EDIT
Posted Dec 3, 2018
4.5/5 The Christmas Chronicles (2018) Nick Hogan The Christmas Chronicles, despite my initial reservations, turns out to be an emotional yet family-friendly holiday film that should hold up for many years to come. EDIT
Posted Nov 26, 2018
4/5 The Christmas Contract (2018) Esme Mazzeo It delivers the romance and happiness we are allowed to expect from this genre, without too much of the extra cheese or Santa that can sometimes be off-putting to a Grinch like me. EDIT
Posted Nov 26, 2018
4/5 The Princess Switch (2018) Esme Mazzeo I find these twin-switch type movies fascinating when one actress is doing all of the work. I'm not saying Hudgens in a Netflix movie full of tropes is Emmy worthy, but it takes a lot of work. EDIT
Posted Nov 19, 2018
4/5 A Christmas Switch (2018) Mary Misasi All in all this film is a perfect way to bridge the gap between young and old, mothers and daughters, family and friends this holiday season. EDIT
Posted Nov 2, 2018
1.5/5 Sierra Burgess Is a Loser (2018) Tamar Barbash [It's] a love story that should never be celebrated and, thirty years after Sixteen Candles, another movie I don't want to share with my daughter. EDIT
Posted Sep 10, 2018