“I Am Mother” is a movie that was almost great. The film itself has a simple enough premise. In a…
Author: Brynne Ramella
Brynne Ramella
Brynne is a lifelong lover of movies and cannot remember a time where she wasn’t constantly offering her unsolicited movie reviews to anyone who would listen. She hails from Chicago and is lucky enough to live down the street from what she considers to objectively be the best theater in the city. Tweet your movie recommendations to her at @brynneramella. You can also catch her on ScreenRant and The Playlist.
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