Andrea’s Angle | “Coming 2 America”: Laugh-Out-Loud Funny
With over thirty years since the original film, one wouldn’t think a sequel would even happen. However, I watched the...
Andrea Rittschof
Andrea is a native Arizona girl who loves scifi, fantasy, gaming, and comics in all their forms. When not working a corporate job to pay the bills, she is pursuing her writing career by sticking her butt in her chair and writing what her characters tell her to write. With what little time she has left over, she spends drooling over Dean Winchester and reading as many books as she can.
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Andrea’s Angle | “Boogie”: Authentic Modern Coming of Age
I was excited when I heard of Boogie. I’ve heard of Eddie Huang, particularly since Fresh Off The Boat but...
Andrea’s Angle | “Chaos Walking”: Imaginative and Compelling
When I first saw the trailer for this film, I wasn’t sure what to make of it. But the cast...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Map of Tiny Perfect Things” Is Perfectly, Wonderfully Imaginative
I was so intrigued as soon as I read about this film. First, it is written by Lev Grossman, of...
Andrea’s Angle | “Land” Shows an Introspective Look at Grief
So as The Princess Bride is one of my favorite films, and Robin Wright my favorite actress from the movie,...
Andrea’s Angle | For a Sci-Fi Romance “Bliss” is Surreal yet Beautiful
Some films bring together ideas and actors that are an incredible draw. I’ve rarely been disappointed with any movie that...
Andrea’s Angle | Hear Voices From The Past in “One Night in Miami”
Even just reading the description of this film, I could see the potential, the possibilities for it to speak to...
Andrea’s Angle | “Herself”: Emotional and Empowering
Herself was a film I wanted to watch from the first moment I read the description. While I knew there...
Andrea’s Holiday Angle | I Insist that “Die Hard” IS a Christmas Movie
Christmas may be over, but we here at TG2 Studios are still on vacation through to the end of the year...
Andrea’s Angle | “Sylvie’s Love” Is An Extraordinary Love Story With Beautiful Music
Sylvie’s Love has been teased on Amazon Prime for a few months now and I couldn’t wait. A story set...
Andrea’s Angle | Mind The “Promising Young Woman” For She Is Insightful And Smart
Every trailer I saw for this film made me want to see it more and more so I was excited...
Andrea’s Angle | Don’t Be “Scrooged” This Year!
The Two Gay Geeks and our Staff are continuing on with our holiday madness.... errrr cheer as we bring more...
Andrea’s Angle | “Wild Mountain Thyme” Is Both Perfectly Irish and Perfectly Charming
I love romance. I don’t think it will spoil anything to say that one of the genres I write is...
Andrea’s Angle | “I’m Your Woman” Has Rich Characters, But Is Slow on Pacing
I’m Your Woman is the kind of film I want to love. When I watched the trailer, what grabbed me...
Andrea’s Angle | “Half Brothers” is Endearingly Funny
The trailer for Half Brothers looked funny and I am always willing to give funny a try. I thought the...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Climb” Captures the Truths of Friendship
When I looked at the trailer for The Climb it emphasized the humorous side of a bad situation. Two friends...
Andrea’s Angle | For a Poignant Modern Day Western, Just “Let Him Go”
As soon as I watched the trailer, I knew that I wanted to see Let Him Go. Not only does...
Andrea’s Angle | “Come Play” Tells the Haunting Story of a Mother’s Love
When I first watched the trailer, I was intrigued. The trailer showed a little boy and a monster, a monster...
Andrea’s Angle | Stunning Special Effects and Acting Make Up “The Witches”
From the first moment I saw the trailers for The Witches, I wanted to see it. I love Roald Dahl...
Andrea’s Angle | Helstrom: Delightfully Dark
As soon as I watched the trailer on Hulu, I wanted to watch this new urban fantasy show. Starring Tom...
Andrea’s Angle | “Time” Shows A True and Intimate Portrait of Love
I don’t know that the average person thinks about prison or what our incarceration system is like but in this...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Glorias” Gives an Insightful View of Gloria Steinem
As a woman, I was so intrigued by this film. There have been other movies made about this feminist leader...
Andrea’s Angle | A Quirky and Offbeat Heist Will Make You a “Kajillionaire”
Kajillionaire was described as a wildly original comedy. I love humor in all varieties and this one sounded like it...
Andrea’s Angle | “Get Duked” – A Modern Day Monty Python
Get Duked sounded zany and hilarious with an interesting cast that includes Eddie Izzard whom I have loved in everything...
Andrea’s Angle | “Words On Bathroom Walls” Gives An Unflinching Look At Schizophrenia
Just the description of the film made me intrigued. I’ve family and friends who deal with various mental illnesses, if...
Andrea’s Angle | Complex and Compelling Characters Make Up “Chemical Hearts”
Chemical Hearts sounded intriguing, ordinary teens but with a mystery surrounding the transfer of one to a new school. It...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Umbrella Academy” Season 2 Wrap Up: Unexpected Twists and Character Growth
When I heard The Umbrella Academy was coming back for a season 2 with Netflix, I was on board right...
Andrea’s Angle | Madame Curie’s Life Was Both Inspiring and “Radioactive”
One of the best-known figures of the modern age is scientist Madame Marie Curie. But how much do any of...
Andrea’s Angle | John Stewart’s New Comedy Is Charming, Insightful, and “Irresistible.”
I love humor, I like Jon Stewart’s insights and writing, and Steve Carell can be very funny in the right...
Andrea’s Angle | “7500” Flies with Powerful Performances
Billed as an international co-production between Austria, Germany, and the United States, 7500 is an action thriller starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt...
Andrea’s Angle | “Selah and The Spades” – Intense Themes, Extraordinary Acting
One of the new slate of films to release on video directly, I wanted the opportunity to view Selah and...
Andrea’s Angle | “Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Always” is Emotional with Nuanced Performances
There are some films you go to wanting to be entertained only. There are others that carry such a profound...
Andrea’s Angle | “I Still Believe” is filled with Hope and Faith
I think it’s universal in humans to want to believe in something beyond themselves and to look for meaning in...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Hunt” is a smart and satirical action thriller!
The Hunt immediately sounded compelling, from just the description of twelve strangers being hunted, a twist on the story of...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Burnt Orange Heresy” is Complex and Intriguing
I write about movies and art, books, all art forms of one kind or another. In The Burnt Orange Heresy,...
Andrea’s Angle | “Onward” Is Funny And Magical
I’ve been anticipating this film for quite some time. With the urban modern fantasy overtones, it looked like it would...
Andrea’s Angle | “Emma” is Charmingly Captivating
I’ve certainly read Jane Austin's works, including Pride and Prejudice. In addition, I love history, especially historical romance. So I...
Andrea’s Angle | “Ordinary Love” is Touching and Authentic
The first film that I critiqued as a student in college was Nell. It was also the first movie I...
Andrea’s Angle | “The Photograph” is a Beautiful and Complex Love Story
When I watched the trailers for The Photograph, I expected a beautiful solid romance story. I write romance as well...
Andrea’s Angle | “Troop Zero” is Beautiful and Touching
Troop Zero is described as an endearing underdog tale. Featuring McKenna Grace, Viola Davis, and Allison Janney, the film sounded...
Andrea’s Angle | “Dolittle” is Fantastical and Fun
Robert Downey Jr. is one of my favorite actors and I like the original Dr. Doolittle story. But the trailers...
