Andrea R. Cooper's Blog, page 5

Movie Review: Bleach “Ichigo Kurosaki is a teenager from Karakura Town who can see ghosts, a talent which lets him meet Rukia Kuchiki, a Soul Reaper whose mission is to usher the souls of the dead from the World of … Continue reading →

Review: Sleeping Queens I’ve never reviewed games before, but this one is so cool that I had to share. Sleeping Queens is a card game that is fun for the whole family and inventive. It was created by a 6yr … Continue reading →

Movie Review: The House with a Clock in it’s Walls   This movie is a dark fantasy with magic and aimed for children at PG. However, one main complaint I have is that the movie is borderline PG13. Sure, my … Continue reading →

Meet: Author Azaaa Davis About Me: I consider myself a crunchy mom and indie author. A native New Yorker, I currently living in New Hampshire with my husband and daughter. I am a stay at home writer mom. My dream in … Continue reading →

Red Sparrow is a spy, thriller based in Russia. Dominika Egorova played by Jennifer Lawrence is a Russian Ballet dancer who suffers an accident. Her uncle, part of the SVR recruits her into a ‘sparrow’ program and she becomes a spy. … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Pitch Perfect 3 Pitch Perfect is a singing comedy and this is the third one in the franchise. The movie takes place three years after the girls have graduated college. They decide to go on tour for the … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Flatliners Obsessed with death and the afterlife, Courtney-an intern at a hospital, convinces two fellow interns to stop her heart so that she can view what happens after someone dies. When they can’t bring her back in time, … Continue reading →

Movie Review: Teen Titans Go! To the Movies   I have to admit I’m a partial fan of the Teen Titans Go TV series as my two kids love it. So when we found out about the movie, we grabbed … Continue reading →

Movie Review – Antman & The Wasp The movie takes place after the Avengers: Infinity War. Antman/Scott Lang is under house arrest for his part against the Avengers and Wasp/Hope van Dyne and her father need his help to finish … Continue reading →

“Tau follows a once street-smart grifter, Julia (Monroe) who is the latest victim kidnapped and held captive in a fatal experiment. The only thing standing in the way of her freedom is Tau, an advanced artificial intelligence developed by Alex … Continue reading →