Sugar Splash – Google

I watched it earlier today. As I was on my way to the theater I was feeling butterflies in my stomach as if I was on my way to meet a real celebrity in person 😄. With that being said, the duration of this movie felt so so short. I wanted the story about this girl to be longer. Instead of displaying short clips about all the adventures they use to have together. Also, the voice for the robot mede it look so unreal, literally. They should have made her sound what a real android sounds like. and last but not least, that little dance just don't fit in with the movie, why would she show him such a great dance? It was such a great dance that I wish they could have made it longer, because they cut a clip of the original dance move but it just didn't fit in. Katie (Violet McGraw) is among my favorite actresses!

I'm sorry yall got a lot of 1★. The thrill and the horror and the suspense was great.👍 However, Cinema has never changed. Whenever they make movies about the past, they; 1. always play the most popular songs of that time. Real 70s movies usually do not contain popular hit songs of that year. 2. always wear a mix today's fashion clothing with the past's fashion clothing. It's never 100% 70s clothing (example), 3. always speak with today's way of speaking and in today's accent. The American accent of the past use to sound different. I thought by today 2022 those 3 mistakes would've improved, but no! Same 3 common mistakes goes for the rest of all cinema movies of today that are about the past, such as about the 60s, 50s, 40s, etc.

I thought the entire movie was a mockery against the government, scientist and society, UNTIL the explosion scene. I mean it looked so real and graphic that i started thinking otherwize. Why mockery? Because if such discovery was ever made, they would first gather all world leaders to take a look at the telescope at a secret conference first to validate the authenticity of such a claim before making the news public. I give it a one star because they would've made it to be so, with a little more seriousness instead of turning it into a comedy.