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Molly Adams

Molly Adams

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Staff Writer, In Review Online

Southampton

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I love to write about everything; I am open to other avenues to diversify my portfolio.

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Total articles 50

  • Down With Love — Peyton Reed | In Review Online

    By Luke Gorham Verified, Molly Adams| In Review Online Verified “The place? New York City. The time? Now: 1962. And there’s no time or place like it.”Down With Love, Peyton Reed’s 2003 technicolor pastiche of the 1960s battle-of-the-sexes rom-com, begins with the above winking acknowledgement, which makes clear two things: its own artificiality and a recognition that, while there are ways in which the world has changed since 1962, there are just as many ways that it’s stayed exactly the same.

    By Luke Gorham Verified, Molly Adams · In Review Online

    May. 19, 2023

  • Emily — Frances O'Connor | In Review Online

    By Luke Gorham Verified, Molly Adams| In Review Online Verified If one thing can be said for the award-winning, box office-safe, well-worn road of the biopic, it’s that with the volume of films being made, at least directors are starting to get innovative with the form.

    By Luke Gorham Verified, Molly Adams · In Review Online

    Feb. 17, 2023

  • Down With Love — Peyton Reed | In Review Online

    By Luke Gorham Verified, Molly Adams| In Review Online Verified “The place? New York City. The time? Now: 1962. And there’s no time or place like it.”Down With Love, Peyton Reed’s 2003 technicolor pastiche of the 1960s battle-of-the-sexes rom-com, begins with the above winking acknowledgement, which makes clear two things: its own artificiality and a recognition that, while there are ways in which the world has changed since 1962, there are just as many ways that it’s stayed exactly the same.

    By Luke Gorham Verified, Molly Adams · In Review Online

    May. 19, 2023

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In Review Online

Southampton, United Kingdom