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This movie was super cute, brightly colored, hopelessly optimistic and had super catchy tunes, we laughed out loud and loved the story line, also the character development was great. By the end we all cheered and were singing along and then we rewatched it.

What the hell did I just watch? I’m so disappointed in this film. It was basically a ton of whispering, various dresses, breakdown after breakdown, hallucinations, bucking the system, and tears. I was shocked to see what a detached, unstable mother Diana supposedly was, and how she seemed to have such serious mental health problems that lead to multiple episodes of self harm. I remember her as such a lovely and selfless angel but this film made her out to be completely insane and insufferable. So sad this movie missed the mark.

Absolutely breathtaking action, storyline, and acting. I’m not a usual reviewer, and I’m mostly disappointed with the lackluster plots and acting, and/or poor scripts of most movies these days. So I was floored when I discovered an incredibly interesting movie that gripped me right from the beginning. Honestly, I was on the edge of my seat from start to finish, I experienced every emotion during the film and fell in love with the strength and power of these characters and yet I was able to resonate with them during their deep feelings of despair and worry. I felt connected to them and their story, and it was quite a beautiful experience. The leading characters are all amazing, I never once thought anything was out of place or off, no plot holes, no wacky scripts, just purely raw, strong, amazing energy flowing continuously throughout. To say this movie is great is an understatement, it’s visually stunning, packed with history and culture, action, love, loyalty, and above all fierce female strength that will leave a lasting impression on everyone who’s lucky enough to see it.

I took a shot every time Will gets tears in his eyes. I passed out cold by the second episode. The only way to get through this show.