Tag: 2020
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How My ‘Most Anticipated of 2020’ List Turned Out…
On January 8th 2020, before the world exploded, I wrote a post titled “My 10 Most Anticipated Films of 2020” which is exactly what you think it is. Go read it for context, then come back here because I’ll discussing those films (plus the 3 honourable mentions) in terms of whether I’ve actually seen them…
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November 2020 Film Round-Up
While November didn’t have the never-ending quality of October, I also managed to watch a lot more movies. As we reach the end of the year, it’s time for the prestige movies to finally roll themselves out in time for the yearly awards circuit. As you might’ve gleaned from some of my posts, this is…
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Happiest Season (2020): Review
As November falls away and the end of the year beckons, things are getting Christmassy here on When The Credits Roll. My first real ‘Christmas’ movie of the season and what a way to begin. Happiest Season was directed by Clea DuVall and co-written by DuVall and Mary Holland, who also stars in the film…
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October 2020 Film Round-Up
Bless anyone who is sticking with these posts, which are basically a way for me to reminisce on the month that has just passed with retrospective eyes to consider the cinema that has been devoured in whatever free time I can muster between working full-time and trying to write a TV show. Alas, there is…
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September 2020 Film Round-Up
So life finally got fully in the way of my movie viewing habits. Between starting a new job and becoming obsessed with a certain Emmy-sweeping television show (Schitt’s Creek if you couldn’t guess), through September I tried my best to watch one movie a day on weekdays after work and multiple on weekends if I…
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August 2020 Film Round-Up
Another month, another load of films watched. Also, how on EARTH are we at the end of August? 2020 really is playing with the rules of time – I guess it saw Tenet. So, as usual, here’s everything that I watched in August 2020, and a little of what I thought about them. I bet…
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July 2020 Film Round-Up
Coming in a bit late this month, but I’m back for another monthly film round-up of everything I saw in July. It’s definitely not as packed as the past three editions, but I still watched some good stuff. There are going to be a lot of Best Picture Winners in here due to me finally…
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The Half Of It (2020) Review
Premise: When a well-meaning but inexpressive jock asks her to write a love letter to his crush, straight-A student Ellie Chu ends up discovering a lot about herself, love, and life itself. These nice Netflix originals in the YA genre have been hit and miss with me so far, at least out of the ones…
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