Andrea R. Cooper's Blog, page 3

Movie Review: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World Toothless and Hiccup rescue dragons and bring them back to their home, Berk. However, the place is getting more and more crowded. When a new villain emerges, Hiccup decides to … Continue reading →

Originally posted on liza street:
Let’s catch all those sexy foxes! Fox shifters have been on my mind lately, with the publication of Ruthless Misfit and with Ruthless Outlaw coming out next month! The heroines in those two books, Erena…

Movie Review: I Kill Giants I Kill Giants is a fantasy drama based on graphic novels created by writer Joe Kelly and artist J. M. Ken Niimura. Barbara (played by Madison Wolfe) is a self-sufficient teenager who lives with her brother and older … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Rampage Rampage is a movie loosely based on a video game of the same name. Energyne, a company, is experimenting in genetic mutation. When their space ship holding their research canisters containing a pathogen crash into various parts of the … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Jumanji – Welcome to the Jungle   Four kids in detention stumble across an old arcade game. Rather than do their assignments, they decide to play and end up teleported to Jumanji in their avatar bodies along with skills … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Bird Box Okay, I broke down and watched this movie to see what all the fuss was about. This is a NetFlix movie and I was leery about because I’ve not liked many of their original shows. Bird … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Aquaman   Surprise, surprise, DC Comics has made a movie that I didn’t flinch at. Okay, I rolled my eyes a little in parts especially Jason Momoa/ Arthur/Aquaman flipping his hair so much. BUT I did enjoy the … Continue reading →

Movie Review:  Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Miles, a teen living in Brooklyn, New York, stumbles across a radioactive spider. Suddenly, his world turns upside down. He meets Gwen Stacy (aka Spiderwoman) and a host of other spider-heroes in a merge … Continue reading →

Movie Review: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms The movie takes the story of the Nutcracker and brings to life a new tale with the Four Realms and Clara, who has lost her mother. I was really excited to see … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Mary Poppins Returns Mary Poppins Returns takes place twenty years after the Banks’ children have grown-up. Michael Banks has three children of his own but is under stress and depressed because his wife has died and the bank … Continue reading →