there are some movies where you sit and try your hardest for them to get better until you can't anymore, and Prom Dates (2024) is one of them. my interest in this film completely dwindled after several walks away from my laptop, though i still persevered until i caught onto the charcaters' faults. once i realized that both main characters were never going to own up for being shitty people, this movie instantly became background noise. yes, the whole point…

unless you've been living under a rock, you probably know about the rise of a lesser known actor, Nicholas Chavez, and how he's won over everyone. there is nowhere to turn without seeing his face or hearing about him since his appearance on Netflix's Monsters and Hulu's Grotesquerie. since i have been sucked into his media and pretty much everything about him for the past week, i decided to give this film a shot. while this aimless flick isn't anything…

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let me start off by saying that this was amazing! i truly thought i was going to regret paying to see this but i sure didn’t and it was totally worth my money. the acting in this was mind blowing and the cinematography was beautiful. it’s one of those films where you must have a designated time to watch it because it seems unfit to watch this film during any other time. the aesthetic/beauty of this film…

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reading the reviews for this film left me a little puzzled. there were lots of positive ones but a great chunk of negative ones in which came from men but i didn’t understand why. my main thought was “oh, maybe this was too girly for them, after all it is Barbie”, but now i completely know why they didn’t enjoy this movie. Barbie (2023) is a movie created to inspire all women, no matter their age, race, sexual…