Gina James

This was awful. I won't say anything else because I love Keke and SZA. This is the perfect example of how those that have "made it" should leave these kind of roles/characters for those who are still "trying" to make it. Its like a "Friday" for women, and not in a good way.

Such a wholesome show. I love it. Great plot twists. Family friendly. Thrilling and entertaining.

Cute movie, but horrible wig on Nicole Kidman. Wasn't needed at all. Also, too yellow. She looks enchanted naturally. None of the extra glam was needed.

The actors and actresses were phenomenal. However, it was just an "okay" movie. Reminds me of Love Jones with a much more artistic love. However, I feel like everyone is rooting for the movie because of Kelly Roland. She's a beautiful queen we all love. But, the plot went from sensual sexy to immediate confusion. Has nothing to do with the acting. The plot simply got messy without enough explanation. Or, perhaps the explanation scenes were too brief. What are the odds that you see the murdered woman on a resort in the DR? And how exactly was this murder related to the brother in law...again? I feel like that part went too quickly. After that, the sister in law was obviously involved with the same artist. So how exactly did this start? Finally, after all the fighting on the house, a long jog lead her right to her husband.....who evidently knew something about the whole thing. But what, exactly? Did their mother hire the guy to seduce both wives? This is where the confusion lies.

This wasn't a bad series, it just left much to he desired. Griselda was much bigger than this seriee portrayed. There were countless meetings about her power, but you never saw it other than when she killed people. She was so powerful, that even the city economy was affected. I just felt we should have saw more oh how that came about as well as how she cleaned her money. So much was missing.

This was a nice movie. Keith Powers and Gabriele Union were perfect together. They embodied these characters with such synergy. I haven't seen Gabriele be this authentic in a role since "Being Mary Jane". The acting was believable the whole way through. When Jenna talked about the debts of love she wanted to experience, I could totally feel it as if it was a real desire for the actress as well. A fun movie to watch alone or with good company.

Wow! What a movie. Timothee Chalamet was enchanting to watch. He embodied the Wonka we've wondered about for decades. His effortless portrayal of this character is phenomenal. I can't wait to see him in other movies. What a talent! Sure, we've seen him before, but not like this. This was a wonderful movie just in time for the holiday. It gave drama, action, comedy, integrity, and love. Not romantic love...just love. I was worried we'd see nothing of his childhood, but it was actually covered well enough. However, it does leave you wanting to know more about his father (the dentist). In this movie, only the mother was seen and referenced. There were several moments where all you could do was smile. A true musical drama in this century that has mixes of old. I just really loved this movie. If you're a classic musical lover, you will to. It reminded me of all my favorite musicals, but more enchantment and less singing.

I wouldn't call this a comedy, though it does have hilarious moments. I can't get over how toxic the characters are- especially Ethan and Lisa (Lisa being the worst). They charactees literally just ruin each other's lives and we never learn much about them other than the drama they each bring in their own way. I kind of see why they didn't do another season as I feel the script is just too triggering and painful to watch at times. This may be a Longshot, but I do hope there aren't friend groups like this in real life. But then again, who am I kidding?

This is a great show! If you like All American, you will love the Homecoming series. I feel that it's more realistic. It carries the same kind of story line as the original show, only this time you never know which character will be the radical 'spencer james'. However, 'Simone' is the reason for the show, but 'Cam' is the star of the show. They made his character so funny and relatable. Sort of like Sex and the City. Cary was the main character but Samantha was the star of the show. I really loved watching. I don't know what the future holds, but I think if they do it right, it might be the next 'one tree hill'. however, I will suggest the writers to take more risks. I want them to really explore these relationships next season as there are so many dialogues to consider and each one would be epic. This could be 'the' show for the current generation. I just hope they capture it.

I’ve been curious about the controversy concerning this movie. So, of course I watched it. It was clear that the intent was not to sexual young girls. However, I think it still brings to front a valid conversation. Though there were unfavorable moments in the film, I feel that it’s definitely worth watching. Let me be clear: every parent with teenage girls should watch this movie. This movie is harsh, but these things are happening in our world today right in our own homes. For me, it was a call to action. Look at social media. Spy on your kids and see what they are posting or even ‘liking’. Look at the example of rappers, influencers, and even athletes. Twerking, big butts, colored hair, flexibility, makeup, and iced nails get more views than issues on global warming. We may not like it, but it’s true. These girls idolize fame, beauty, attention, and money. Though not all of those qualities were represented in the film- it’s still true. “Cuties” Gave you an up close and personal look at what is going on while you’re at work, or what a smart phone can really do. It wasn’t to sexualize these young queen actors- it was just a surface look at what goes on sometimes. You may not agree with it, but pay attention.