Aidan Cox

It was a good documentary. It really showed how Selena wants to help people and I loved that. It was hard to see her struggle though. It did leave me skeptical of Selena's best friend Raquelle. Raquelle's seemed to have good and pure intentions, but some of the things she said kind of rubbed me the wrong way. While in Kenya, Raquelle says that it's bad that Selena does not want to check her phone or go back to work, and says that she needs to implement things to help her not feel that way. Now personally, I thought it was a good thing Selena didn't want to check her phone. That to me is a good thing. When Selena and Raquelle get home from Kenya, Selena has to do a promo, which she states is her "least favorite thing ever," and Selena also states that she did not have a single bad dream in Kenya. Raquelle's response to this was that Selena should continue doing things she hates if she wants to go back to Kenya and that without Selena's platform she wouldn't be able to go back to Kenya and help. Selena at one point breaks down and says that she just wants to be a Mom and that she does not want to be super famous. I personally want what's best for Selena, but I feel like everyone around her was telling her that she NEEDED to do all of this stuff in order to be happy. If Selena wants to be a mom and just wants to have a family, I think she should take a break. Although I would miss her amazing music, if that's what she wants and what she thinks is best for her, I think she should settle down. She doesn't have to leave the industry forever, she just needs to take a break. Other than that, the documentary was beautiful, I loved the message that true fulfillment comes from connection and human interaction.

Favorite Christmas movie!! this movie is associated with a lot of great memories of me and my brothers watching it during Christmas time. This movie has so much sentimental value to me, and I still watch it at least three times a year during the holidays. it's kinda like the Christmas version of "The Parent Trap" which I didn't think could be pulled off, but it definitely was! Such a fun movie! You should definitely watch it!

I'm honestly torn... it's nice to have a current Disney channel show that actually has a two-parent family, I feel like Disney kind of wore out the whole single-parent thing. From what I've seen so far, the show isn't woke either so that's good, cuz Disney has been super woke lately. On the other hand... It's "Wizards of Waverly Place", anybody can see that! Even the titles of the shows are similar! Amy is the new Alex Russo and Jake is the new Justin. Colby reminds me of Max too, he even looks like Max. I don't know, it's cute but not original. I'm gonna go write a better sitcom so I can bring the quality of Disney Channel back.

I get full-body chills each time I watch this... The film score is impeccable, the acting is fantastic, the script is beautiful. It's such an emotional, funny, sweet story. It's incredible, you are not gonna want to miss this.

DANG, such an emotional and well-written movie. Hands down the best Marvel movie I've ever seen.

Really good. A lot of cussing, but it had a purpose. It was a very inspiring and hopeful movie, I definitely recommend it. The story itself is very beautiful. It's a redemption story, and it's one of the most authentic movies I've ever seen. To the cast and crew of Father Stu, I applaud you.

WARNING: THIS REVIEW IS FOR ALL OF THE PARENTS WHO ARE CONSIDERING THIS SHOW! I watched the original show and loved it, it was really sweet, wish I could say the same about this one. First off, to anyone who's seen the original show, this show does give respectful nods to the old show, but that's the only sweet thing about it, I was really looking forward to a very sweet, kid-friendly show like the old show, but just because this show has Punky Brewster's name on it, does not make it kid-friendly. Daniel, Punky's son, struggles with gender identity, and I don't think it's appropriate for children to be exposed to that, kids today are already confused enough as it is! Why does this show want to add even more to their plate! When Punky asks about her ex's new girlfriend, he says: "It's not really dating, it's more sex and emojis," Ummm, was this show even aimed at kids?! I was extremely excited for this show at first, but it was not what I expected at all. The show does have a talented cast, and has occasionally funny and sweet moments, But it's a little too overwhelming for kids if you ask me.