Jodi-Ann Spence

Really nice movie. Ridge to Joy was like my mother to me in a mother-daughter relationship when I wanted to give up at a point in life. I like Ridge. I need someone stronger in my life, though, because there are pathways for me to get blessed that are blocked by people who don't even work for the company that accepted me, and when I tell my mom, she gets more sad, saying, "What do you want me to do? I have worked so hard, and I have given you everything." My mom sees everything and saw that I have done my part. A person lying to me and being a thief at the same time isn't protection, as why should a person scream at me hurtfully and affect my body when I am wearing what people wear every day and block me as if they would have unblocked and unaffected me if I was in clothes that prisoners wear? And they should be asked that question.

I really enjoyed Playdate. When Jeff and his son entered the story, the movie became even more hilarious, and I was laughing all the way to the end. Jeff is not someone who gives up easily, and you can see how that determination shapes both his relationship with his son, Brian, and with Brian’s own child. I also liked the moment when Gordon told Jeff that he couldn’t take care of the two children for a while. It highlights an important message for adults: when you have a child, their well-being is your responsibility. Jeff’s confidence and preparedness during the action scenes, especially the chase sequences, made him fun to watch and added to the comedy.

Weird movie, but interesting to watch. I wish Thomas had made out with Mimi instead of with Johanna. It is like Mimi is left out of feeling like being in love with Thomas, which is unfair, and she is always dressing up in her clothes and going out with him. It is disgusting for someone to make out with anyone who made out with either of their parents. I guess Thomas liked how Johanna looked, which is one reason why he did what he did. Some people don't want a person, including me, to dream about them, but I am still breathing, and that should not mean that I will get whoever I do not like and end up where I do not want to end up, and at least without complaining more, I can say that I tried my very best.

Nice movie. No one should be without a friend. Everyone should have manners. Everyone, including me, should poop every single poop after thanking each and every person who gave them money in the first place, which is what everyone should be thankful for. All fears should be confronted. All of my fears should be confronted. I should not be looking back at the time I did not save someone as if that is a punishment that I should get for life, which is the looking back. Everything that I and everyone else should let go of, I and everyone else should let go of. Memories should be made. No one should get into things to make me get angry. People should give me snacks instead of smacks. God can take me farther than I imagined, which is what God should do.

Scary movie. Nice story. Some places that do not have a parking lot for visitors to know about the history should not be visited. Some people should be avoided. Some people should only be remembered for the first offense or crime that they did in history, as they will do it again if they get the chance to continue.

The Lie (2018) is a chilling psychological thriller that shows how one false accusation can spiral into devastating consequences. No one should put another person, including me, through the pain of lies and fabricated stories. The real horror here isn’t monsters; it’s the destructive power of dishonesty. No one should go to anyone, including me, with false accusations of made-up stories. No one should put anyone, including me, through a tough time.

Nice movie. I am glad that I am no one's nanny. I am glad that I did not become a nanny. I should not be anyone's nanny. I should not meet anyone's dangerous family who should be punished. I should not meet anyone's cheating husband, who should be punished. I should not meet anyone dangerous who should be punished. I should not have a husband that cheats.

I really like this movie. I do not know how many times I have rewatched it, as it is one that I would like to see as a new movie again and again, but after watching it the first time, it isn't a new movie again. I really like Josephine and Penny, and this movie makes me want to be either of them in this film. Josephine and Penny are unforgettable. Their chemistry, confidence, and cleverness make me want to step into their shoes. Size should not determine what a person becomes in life. A person with a beautiful face should not become nothing even if they have weight that they cannot remove, especially after trying to remove it on their own. A beautiful face and a brilliant mind deserve recognition, even if someone carries weight they’ve tried hard to lose. No one should be dismissed for how they look, especially when they’re doing their best.

Nice movie. Mr. Deeds is a charming film with a lighthearted tone, but it also reminds us of the serious implications of inheritance. We should all be careful with our inheritances, as I have watched before crimes to inherit money, and a proper inheritance is what we should not lose. An inheritance should be properly inherited. In a world where wealth can provoke deception and greed, this story highlights the importance of integrity and caution. A proper inheritance isn’t just about money; it’s about preserving values, legacy, and trust. We must be vigilant, because what’s inherited should be honored, not exploited.

Nice movie. 21 Bridges is a solid film. Movies like this are ones that should inspire people to be something great in life, instead of ones that make someone step on someone else, and the person doing the stepping should do to themself what he or she or they want to do to the other person first.