I've gotta admit something right now- all the Iron Man movies kind of blend together in my memory. It doesn't help that I watched movies 1 and 2 in the same day, so I kept thinking things that happened in one actually happened in the other one. That being said, I really went into this… Continue reading Movie Review: Iron Man 2
Author: Sam P.
My name is Sam, I am a LGBT+ teen book blogger, and I use She/Her pronouns! I kinda like to read. Like, a lot. I read YA Fantasy, Sci-fi, and a bit of Contemporary. Want to connect? Find me on Instagram at @SomeBooksAndRamblings, or on Twitter at @RamblingBooks !
Movie Review: Iron Man
The movie that started it all. About The Movie Iron Man, released May 2nd, 2008 and directed by John Favreau. Rated PG-13. Trigger Warnings: PTSD mentions, violent fights, abduction/kidnapping, and language. Official Synopsis: A billionaire industrialist and genius inventor, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), is conducting weapons tests overseas, but terrorists kidnap him to force… Continue reading Movie Review: Iron Man
Movie Review: Captain Marvel
I love Carol Danvers. I love Nick Fury. I love Goose. I love this movie. Not only was this next in my MCU rewatch list, but after everything that happened in Wandavision, I wanted to get a small refresher on what happened in Captain Marvel! I honestly don't know why people don't like this movie,… Continue reading Movie Review: Captain Marvel
Book Review: The Project by Courtney Summers
This was my first Courtney Summers book, and it was a wild ride. I had heard so much hype for it and when Edelweiss approved me for an arc, I started reading it almost immediately. I finished it that night/morning at around 2 am, and I was an emotional mess. Not because it was sad,… Continue reading Book Review: The Project by Courtney Summers
Audiobook Review: A Very Punchable Face by Colin Jost
You may recall hearing me say this when you read my February wrap up post, but I'm not real big on audiobooks. I don' like how they're narrated, even with a cast, becuase you still have the same narrator reading the other character's lines and it wounds so weird. I realize this is a me… Continue reading Audiobook Review: A Very Punchable Face by Colin Jost
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