Vivienne Roe

This film will forever be in my heart! It brings back so many memories of watching the How To Train Your Dragon franchise! I also relate so much to the characters of Toothless, Hiccup, and Astrid. Great casting choice, you will NOT be disappointed! I grew up with Dreamworks and it brings back nostalgia every time I go back to my favorite animated movies. It changed my life into wanting to pursue film.

Might have been intense for me, but the whole time, I was on Kumala's side in the midst of her getting abused & punished horribly, and the mistreatment she withstood, and with Sumala trying to protect her, it was all powerful... I almost cried when Kumala would get beaten up badly, but fortunately for that older lady who treated her motherly with care, kudos to her. Overall, if you'd like an international horror movie inspo, this would be good to look at on another level.

It was touching! At the reunion and separation scene, I cried hard... definitely suitable for animal lovers. Although I am a cat person, I still find it heartbreaking when a dog is separated from its owner. But when the moment comes back, you won't stop shedding tears.

My absolute all time favorites! This has been my favorite as a kid and I still love it as an adult!

I LOVE this movie so much! Props to Disney for casting Halle Bailey as Ariel! #representationmatters I also loved Awkwafina as Scuttle and Melissa McCarthy as Ursula! Do not listen to those haters!!! They could say whatever they want, but actors like Halle deserve the most respect as well as other actors of color!

This film had me bawling... I remembered learning about this topic in junior high school. It was tough to understand at first, but with this movie, I had a brief understanding of it. Again, this was something that was talked about since Jewish culture has been important in the school that I learned at. Highly recommend this to people who are interested in learning more about Judaism and the history of it.

I have LOVED Steven Spielberg because of Indiana Jones. I also discovered his other movies the past two years and have enjoyed it. Although his way of telling stories may be difficult to understand, there is still some value to me. For example, when he talks about coming from a Jewish family, that is something I have connection with because I did live in a Jewish neighborhood in the Chicago suburbs. Religion is often talked about in elementary and junior high school and it has been deeply rooted in education and throughout the suburban areas.

When I watched this in theatres, it made me feel excited, but also understanding this as the last film of the Indiana Jones franchise. I have been a huge fan since quarantine - during the time when I came back to binge watching the movie series. I also still love Harrison Ford, and he's been one of my all time favorite actors.

I ENJOYED this movie. This brought back memories of the Insidious franchise. They are the reason why I became interested in horror films so much. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FILM because you get to see a brief backstory for those that do not understand the Insidious series.

I have been interested in this series. This reminds me of the concepts we talked about in a class I took at college. I do have a thing for watching paranormal content... don't know why, but I just do.