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Melinda loves her husband; there's no denying that. It's why she has, so willingly, given him her money, her body, and so many years of her life. Even through all of the lies, and the secrets, and the cheating; even when everyone told her that he wasn't any good for her, she stood by his side. But all things have their breaking point, and, when she finds evidence that he may have been unfaithful a

So, a few weeks ago I wrote a review on Spike Jonze’s epic love story, Her & ever since then I haven’t been able to stop thinking about the idiosyncratic manner with which the A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) superseded its original programming & eventually evolved to a state of existence which we, as humans, couldn’t even begin to comprehend. While I never paid too much attention to that facet of t

Her tells the story of Theodore Twombly; a lonely man who, after his wife files for divorce, turns to his artificially intelligent (AI) assistant for companionship. If you’re thinking the concept of this film sounds ridiculous, you wouldn’t be alone. In all honesty, it is ridiculous - but, really, what love story isn’t? What I appreciate about this particular brand of ridiculousness is that it fu

Diagnosed with a rare illness that prevents her from going outside, eighteen year old Maddy toils away in her house, finding ways to ease her endless boredom - however, that all changes when a cute boy, Olly, moves in next door. The two teenagers quickly fall for one another, but how can their relationship blossom when one of them is unable to step out into the sun? While this definitely isn’t my