’13 Reasons Why’ Season 2: The Netflix Series Continues in Top Form
We’ve seen the first 9 episodes of season 2, and we’re mighty impressed.
Jessica Hanlon
‘The Disaster Artist’ MOVIE REVIEW: James Franco Crafts An Utterly Engrossing Experience
A refreshingly honest and humorous portrayal of a man on a mission to create something beautiful.
‘Power Rangers’ MOVIE REVIEW: Cheesy, Camp and Undeniably Fun
For the most part captures the excitement, kick-ass action sequences and joy you want from a superhero origin story.
‘Joy’ REVIEW: Jennifer Lawrence is Fantastic in David O. Russell’s Celebration of the Human Spirit
A wildly entertaining and contemplative ride on how you can make the seemingly impossible, possible.
Miss You Already REVIEW
A stylish, energetic and beautiful film about female friendship, boosted further by its two strong leads.
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials REVIEW
131 minutes of total filler and cash grabbing where everyone involved seems to be phoning in their efforts.
Dope REVIEW
Dope is as bold as it is ambitious and as brash as it is relatable. Ultimately, Dope is downright fun.
Paper Towns REVIEW
With a deft mix of humour, heart and a dash of mystery, Paper Towns has a lot to say about adolescents and their journey into adulthood.
The Biggest 2015 Emmy Snubs
A number of outstanding series and performances are noticeably missing from the nominations list.
Ant-Man REVIEW
Big on heart, big on laughs and big on action, this is easily one of the most accessible, relatable and enjoyable films Marvel has produced.
‘Ted 2’ Review: Seth MacFarlane’s Sequel Struggles to Recapture the Fun
Ted 2 retreads the same ground its predecessor covered, but without the same level of heart or finesse.
Inside Out REVIEW
Inside Out is not only Pixar’s best offering to date, but also one of the best movies you and your family will see all year.
5 Reasons You Should Be Obsessed with Jane the Virgin
One of the year’s funniest, most original and endearing comedies. We give you 5 reasons why you should be obsessed with Jane the Virgin.
The Good Lie REVIEW
Not without its flaws, The Good Lie is a feel-good and inspiring story that benefits from candid and genuine performances.
The Hundred-Foot Journey REVIEW
It seems like there has been an awful lot of effort put into creating The Hundred-Foot Journey. From the well-lit and striking cinematography, the gorgeous French and Indian locations and the thumping soundtrack helmed by the award winning A.R. Rahman
5 Reasons You Should Be Watching The Newsroom
With the 65th Primetime Emmy awards just three weeks away, here at The Reel Word we just can’t get over some of this year’s snubs from the Television Academy. Undoubtedly, one of the biggest of those snubs was HBO’s The
The Fault in Our Stars REVIEW
‘I believe we have a choice in this world about how to tell sad stories.’ Right from the beginning, The Fault in Our Stars makes it clear to you how it is going to tell its sad story: honestly, with
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season One REVIEW
Written by Jessica Hanlon. When Brooklyn Nine-Nine first made its debut earlier this fall, I recommended that you keep an eye on it because it had the potential to develop into a funny show that was worthy of its place
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