Q-Tips Reviews

Two years after losing her husband, Kathy magically brings a handsome snowman to life! Through his naïveté, the snowman helps Kathy to laugh, feel and love again, as the two fall for each other just in time for the holidays… and perhaps before he melts. Netflix – a comedy.

Q-tips say: Yes, watch HOT Frosty. It is a feel good movie.

Hot Frosty” is goofy and sweet and magical. Surprisingly good! Of course, this isn’t an Emmy award kinda movie, but we were pleasantly surprised with this feel good movie. It’s not cringy: moments where the story gets unbelievable Lacey Chabert says this out loud. All the actors have a good level of comedy with a wink at the right moment. Mrs. Q says: The main actors body is so dry and lean, I hope he’ll eat more in the future so he looks healthier.

Arthur’s Whisky is a charming, feel-good comedy about living in the moment. When Joan’s (Patricia Hodge) husband dies, she discovers he had invented an anti-aging elixir that literally takes the years off. Sharing it with her two friends Linda (Diane Keaton) and Susan (Lulu), the three rejuvenated women waste no time in painting the town red, but they soon realize it’s a very different world to the one they remember.

Q-tips say: Yes, we did enjoy Arthur’s Whiskey – while drinking our at home whiskey.

A movie about an older woman who discovers that her late husband invented a whisky that can make you younger, and she shares it with her friends. The three have fun reliving their youth, but soon realize they don’t need to be young to live in the moment. Mrs. Q asks: Is it the Fountain of Youth or not?

Mrs. A says: Life is Good! A fun feel good movie & the message leaves you feeling better than when you went in. It’s like a warm hug on a cold evening.

A boy who cannot speak moves to a struggling fishing town with his widowed mother. Bullied by his peers, he soon finds his artistic voice with help from a film camera and an eccentric repairman.

Q-tips say: Yes, watch CAMERA.

This great film explores the complex friendship which develops between a boy and older neighbor.  This movie does an excellent job showing how a child that couldn’t talk could bring the town together in the end. Beau Bridges played an excellent mentor guiding and supporting young “Oscar” in the film.

Mrs. Q says: Enjoy the beautiful scenes that the young boy captures while taking pictures. I wonder why the hard working, loving mother did not teach the boy sign language, not just writing notes on a pad & learn sign language herself. Very heartwarming and moving film that almost left me crying in the end.