MadTattler

This was an amazing book, and when I say amazing, I mean, truly, truly incredible. I have to admit, the first time I laid eyes on it, and I wasn’t very intrigued. I sort of presumed that the book was going to end up dreary, despite the creator being Sidney Sheldon. This was due to the fact that the book cover didn’t really suit my palate. The version I had bought was incredibly small yet thick in…

The Lie Tree (2015) Frances Hardinge Book Review

Incredibly intriguing and well-written. The Lie Tree didn’t turn out to be as thrilling or ghastly as I’d formerly anticipated from how the blurb and cover came across to me, but it was enthralling regardless. The way by which the story was brought synchronized aptly with the 19th century backdrop, which I thought was one of its greatest appeals. I’ve always been drawn to the 19th century taste;…

The Edge of Seventeen (2017) Hailee Steinfeld Movie Review

The Edge of Seventeen is perhaps the utter best brother-sister themed movie I’ve seen so far. The trailer caught my attention for the most part, it was hilarious. The very first few seconds of the trailer cracked me up and that was the point I’d decided I have to see this movie. Solemnly, the movie wasn’t set to play in the country where I reside; therefore I had to long for an online version of…

Beauty and the Beast (2017) Emma Watson Movie Review

Tear-jerking yet tedious. Hilarious isn’t it, how one movie could draw tears yet still be rather monotonous at times? Beauty and the Beast did the deed for me. And no, fortunately it wasn’t in a sense that it was so monotonous, I started crying. Having been a child myself, I’ve grown to fancy the typical love-struck fairytale; and this was indeed one of them. As of the selected moviegoers, I…

I surprisingly really enjoyed this movie. Frankly, fifteen minutes into the movie, it occurred in my head the presumption that this movie was going to be rather dreary judging from the early segment of the film–but I was wrong to judge! I really started to dig the film starting from the part where the scientists and troops ventured to the Skull Island to conduct their research, ad that’s where…

I’m definitely convinced this movie was absurd. I personally thought the acting just didn’t do it and the plot was rather conflicting; which is funny bearing that it’s derived from a bestselling fantasy novel. I must admit, that fact certainly did provoke my curiosity and made me anticipate this movie in prior to its release. But after actually seeing it, I couldn’t comprehend anymore why I had…

She’s The Man (2006) Amanda Bynes, Channing Tatum Movie Review

Viola Hastings (Amanda Bynes) is a high school soccer player who learns that the girls’ team at her school, Cornwall, is being cut. After her request to join the boys’ team is refused, she finds a way to play for Cornwall’s rival Illyria. I do understand that I’m quite the late runner in this track of following up movies—bearing that this movie was released ages ago, but hey, I thought why not…

√ Snowden (2016) Shailene Woodley Movie Review

This movie was great. And the fact that the plot is inspired by a true life event makes it even greater. Before this film, I’ve never heard of any man named Snowden. Thus I’m very glad I’d decided upon this film, as it had taught me of an incredible heroic man I’ve not heard of and all his sacrifices to make this world a tad better. There are lots of moral messages contained in this movie that we…

√ The Swap (2016) Peyton List Movie Review

I liked this movie; it’s humorous, it carries a moral, it’s tear-jerking for some, also it’s a Disney production; and I quite frankly fancy Disney films in general. I wouldn’t say that I love the movie though, as the premise of it is one I find to be very common. You can come across so many films alike, to name a couple; ‘It’s A Boy Girl Thing’, ‘Freaky Friday’, and the list goes on some more…