“Thou mayest.” It has been a minute since I watched a movie and felt this deeply. I was so moved that I had to talk about it immediately, lest I lose the raw, nearly palpable emotions I felt. I finished

So, this will be my first time using Scrobble Life's Music feature. I’m not quite sure how it works, otherthan that it involves music, so I’ll make the most of it. It’s been a while since I properly talked

It’s funny how you can see a movie one time, and see it again, then another time, but by the next time you see it, you have a completely different view on most of the things that were seemingly normal

It wasn’t until I was told that I would lose my hearing that I understood how absolutely morbid medical negligence is. It wasn’t until I sat in that chair and listened to the doctor tell me that the damage

I think that more than any genre of media production, it’s imperative that TV shows/series are able to master the art of nailing the first episode. It’s just like with the opening line of books. It could

I started writing a think piece. Then, I cleaned it off. Then, I started writing a poem. I cleaned it off again, and now I’m writing a think piece once more, but with a bit of a twist to it. I love the

I absolutely adore productions that play around with metaphors. I think it's ingenious and shows the amount of meticulousness and care that went into the making of the movie. It goes without saying that

One of the very pleasurable movies I saw during my hiatus was “Voicemails for Isabelle.” It’s fair to say that even with how rarely superstitious I am, I agree that there are some movies that you just

To be cringe is to be free. I heard someone say this once, and somehow, it stuck with me. I think of this statement at odd times. Like now, when it’s way past my bedtime, and I know I’ll be up to start

I thought I should probably do a quick one today. And what better quick movie to review than the one I’d only recently seen? I’m a big fan of black movie. Black films, series, sitcoms, music, or anything

I believe that if you’ve even remotely seen a season of Big Mouth, and by extension, Human Resources, a series by the same creators of the last movie, you should already know the kind of review this would

Rather ironic, I must say. That this is the one thing that brings me back on Hive. Not the family I used to have here, not my poetic freedom, not even the overwhelmingly powerful longing I’ve had for the

...Or something like that.

! [Spoiler] Not sure how this function works, but this does contain spoilers. I had something else in mind for my first post after what I would describe as a long minute, but alas, life as we know it had

Who would have guessed that my first post in so many months would be review, and a movie review, no less? But I just had to get my thoughts down because this series?? Had me in a chokehold. Since I know

While I’m not exactly excited to talk about this book, I believe a book that’s not quite a masterpiece, but nearly there, deserves a modicum of subjective dissection, doesn’t it? I’ve been free styling

All I’m going to say is this... I was in a movie slump, more like a k-drama slump, and was desperately searching for the perfect series that would take me out of it. Needless to say that this was THAT

A note slid across the desk to me, and I resisted the urge to rip it into shreds. Way too dramatic. Even for me. But this was the third note I was getting in the last five minutes. Pausing my doodling,

I almost didn’t do this, but I’m so glad I remembered to do so. What can I even say is the essence of this post? An appreciation or what exactly? Lol. I’ll make it short because I have to be somewhere

I think I’ve said it sometime in the past how important it is to start your new year goals in the previous year. So, for instance, if your new year's goal is to start drinking a litre of water every morning