Olivia also sounds like she could be a good match for the Focker family. A former FBI hostage negotiator is probably the last person you would want to bring into a family full of people who constantly misunderstand each other. She can read Greg, Jack, and probably Kevin before they even realize...
Honestly I never thought I would see this movie next to old black and white films from other countries but here we are. I watched it three times already and each time I notice new small details in the background. The food scenes really make me hungry every single time lol. I don't care what...
Tastefully Yours sounds interesting because rivalry between two skilled chefs usually brings out good tension, especially when both sides refuse to back down easily. I hope the writing gives enough space for character growth instead of only focusing on cooking competitions, because that balance...
I think this movie and Supergirl both deserved a better chance at the box office. Sadly, both were targeted by some anti-woke social media influencers before many people even gave them a fair chance. Some people ended up believing those campaigns and decided to skip them without watching. It's...
Reading about Nakali feeding on memories gave me a small existential moment, that is such a heavy concept for what looks like a family friendly animated film. I like when kids movies do not shy away from deeper emotional themes like this. Growing up and slowly forgetting people who used to be...
The funniest part is watching the people who spent months saying this would flop because of Lupita Nyong'o. The movie came out, audiences showed up, and now they have to pretend that never happened. They were acting like a character with around six minutes of screen time was going to destroy the...
Never understood why some people suddenly demand historical accuracy only when casting becomes controversial. These same movies usually have modern dialogue styles, modern acting, and actors from different countries playing Greeks anyway. Feels selective.
The girls turning their dance discipline into combat was cool to see. Millicent Simmonds performance stood out because she uses sign language and facial expressions really well. The team work at the end felt satisfying. I like movies where characters grow closer through danger. The innkeeper...
You should check Alias. Sydney Bristow is a secret agent who discovers big lies in her life. She is athletic and smart and never gives up. The series has action and mystery in every episode. Many other women also play important roles in the spy world. I watched it years ago but still remember...
Girls raised to think this is normal life? That’s terrifying because it’s happening in real countries today. I like how they’re focusing on teenagers instead of the adults who still remember before. Agnes seems brainwashed but with June’s blood in her, something has to break through eventually...
Body horror plus racism commentary? Count me in. The trailer already gave me chills when Joan ignores her mom’s Chinese and switches to English. That small moment hurts more than any jump scare. Turning yourself into someone else to win a stupid crown is messed up, but I know girls who would...
Nah I’m not buying this. The whole “I met her once and now I need to find her or I’ll die” vibe is obsessive and the movie knows it but still romanticizes it. The psych student rolling her eyes is the only sane person in the story. If my friend started mass emailing strangers and putting up...
I have mixed feelings after watching this. Part of me thinks she should have been more careful, especially traveling with items from someone else. But another part of me understands why she agreed. When you feel cornered, logic changes. What really bothered me was how fast people judged her once...
While families across the U.S. are struggling to pay bills and deal with economic instability caused by her husband’s administration, we are supposed to watch a film about her fashion choices and private moments? It feels like a slap in the face. She doesn’t deserve this kind of attention when...
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