The retelling of France's iconic but ill-fated queen, Marie Antoinette. From her betrothal and marriage to Louis XVI at 15 to her reign as queen at 19 and to the end of her reign as queen, and ultimately the fall of Versailles. (IMDB)

Sarah:

This was a gigantic disappointment. I was expecting a period drama focused on the history of the time and the actual events taking place, but what I got was over 2 hours of a bunch of young adults playing around in fancy dresses and very bad wigs. The soundtrack is great, but does not fit in any way. This film turned Marie Antoinette's life into a bad teen drama and left me disgusted.

Sarah's Rating: 3/10

I agree Kirsten...I agree.

Alishia: Yeah... Sarah pretty much covered it. It was bad enough when the movie opened with jarring modern pop music, but the scene that particularly enraged me was at the masquerade ball when they actually had the characters actively interacting with the music. Who thought this was a good idea? It completely removed me from the immersion and made it feel like I was watching some teen movie homecoming dance. There were so many scenes that were simply unnecessary and redundant, primarily the party and dress up montage scenes. The only positive thing I can say about this movie is that it looks pretty. That's it. I am also left disgusted and incredibly disappointed.

Alishia's Rating: 3/10

Watch/Buy: Amazon, Netflix, Vudu, iTunes, Google Play

Set in the 1990's in a town called Boring, Everything Sucks! is a coming of age comedy-drama centered on the members of the local highschool's A/V and Drama clubs.

This is pure 90's perfection. Granted, that probably depends on how old you were and what type of experience you had during the decade, so let me adjust that: This is how I remember the 90's being. The slang, fashion, and most importantly (to me), the music, is all there, resulting in an almost painful nostalgia. The cast is absolutely fantastic, especially Jahi Di'Allo Winston (Luke), who repeatedly left me in shock at how talented he is, and Peyton Kennedy (Kate), who I admit was the reason I watched the show in the first place (I loved her as Dr. O on Odd Squad). This was a love at first watch show for me, as barely five minutes in I just KNEW I was gonna have a hard time not binge-watching the whole thing in one sitting...and a few hours later...I was left sad that I had done so. This may end up reaching the rare status of being a show I re-watch.


Rating: 9/10
Watch: Netflix
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Someone help, I can't stop tapping!

I spotted this game in the apple app store before it was even released, and the beautiful graphic grabbed my attention instantly. As soon as it became available, I knew I had to try it out, and with an initial price tag of 'free', there was nothing stopping me from being caught in its trap. Who knows when it happened, or how, but I am now a slave to the endless compulsive tapping this app demands.

When I first began playing this game, I was disappointed. I did not realize it would be so tedious and redundant. The premise of the game is to... well, tap. In order to drive out the dark creatures that have taken over the bright and cuddles-filled world, you must flood them with light by tapping them repeatedly until they dissipate and release their captives. And you keep tapping... forever? The "enemies" do not even attack back. Ever. They just sit there until you tap them to death.

I mean... Just look at it.

You can guess why I was less than enthused. I expected to maybe make it through just a few more levels to make sure there wasn't anything more before just deleting it from my phone and never thinking about it again.
However, 12 hours later I was... you guessed it... STILL tapping. I really don't know what it is, but for some reason, I just keep picking it back up. Maybe it's the beautiful animations, maybe it's the addictive mindset of "just one more and I'll stop," maybe it's just the extremely therapeutic effect of watching the darkness meter being drained with each tap of my thumb. I may never know the answer.

Rating: 4 out of 5
Download: Android, Apple