Gloria Nortey

Watched this after a bad day at work and wanted something to take my mind off it. By the time the movie ended, my mood had improved and I was all smiles. As expected cuz this is one of those feel-good romcoms set in Italy. The scenery shots were amazing and the soundtrack too, especially with the Italian version of Nancy Sinatra's These Boots are made for walking. Loved it! I also enjoyed the war in the villa, though some of the pranks were a bit...extreme and mean, like Charlie telling the luggage guy that Julie had been taken to an asylum and that he should donate all her clothes to charity. That, in my opinion, was a bit too much since Julie's luggage got lost at the airport and she'd been wearing the same clothes for two days straight. Julie also went a bit overboard with locking Charlie out of the villa and calling the cops on him when he tried getting in through the balcony. Besides all that, I enjoyed their banter, and the tour of the vineyard. The spark between them was pretty evident and it was sweet. The dinner scene too was very funny, especially the part where Julie pours the wine like water and Charlie was on the verge of losing his mind, Lol. (Tom Hopper was excellent in this, and so was Kat Graham.) Oh! How could I forget? The famous cat and olives part. I honestly found it hard to believe until I googled while watching the movie and it turned out to be true. Cats actually like green olives. What a cool fact to know. (Kudos to the writers) Overall, giving this four stars. The movie was very enjoyable and entertaining. I'd honestly recommended this to all romcom lovers out there. P.S: They need to revoke Uberto's driver's license ASAP! Dude can literally kill someone, lol.

One word to describe this movie: SPLENDID. Honestly, I enjoyed every second of it that when the 'To Be Continued' popped up on my screen I was like "WHATT?? YOU CAN'T END HERE!!" I wanted more and now I've got to wait all the way till next year? *sighs* But the movie is great, the animation is spot on and the new characters are awesome. I love Peter's new baby! Mayday is so cute and cuddly. It's wonderful to see some level of development in Peter B. Parker. I remember that in 'Into the the Spider-verse' he said he didn't want to have kids. So it was a pleasant surprise to see his little bundle of joy. You can see that he really cares about her a lot. I also love the diversity in this movie. Hobie is awesome, love his accent. Miles has got a lot to learn from him. Pavitr is also a very interesting character. It would be really great if we got a deeper look into his life in the next movie. All the characters are basically wonderfully portrayed. Will definitely be watching this a second time and can't wait for Beyond the Spider-verse.

Unlike Mulan, the live-action remake for The Little Mermaid was much better. I honestly enjoyed it. It stuck to the script, using lines and following scenes that actually happened in the cartoon version. No weird or sudden introduction of new characters like the Phoenix in Mulan (Who, in my opinion, wasn't really needed. They should have just kept Mushu in the plot, but that's just by the way.) I also liked the fact that the writers tried being realistic with the story by changing the whole wedding scene to an engagement. The music overall was also enjoyable. Jonah (Prince Eric) really nailed his solo and so did Halle (Ariel) and Melissa (Ursula). Would totally recommend this to anyone who hasn't watched it yet.💯