Catherine Rooks

Okay so Im giving it a 4 star rating bc 1, I couldn't get through anymore of the film, without hear the kidnapper guy smacking his lips. Like it's worse than across smacking his lips on Friends. Like that was triggering me so freaking much. I tried muting it so that I could just read the subtitles but I also thought that after the dinner scene, it would stop but it didn't. The story was cringy but good, as in the kidnapping part was messed up, him just wanting a companion, that way. Was messed up and yes, he was sad and pathetic. She just said he wasn't so she wouldn't get drugged again. I would've been able to sit through everything else, if he had stopped smacking his lips.

When I saw Mila Kunis on this cover, I knew I wanted to watch it. When I learned more about the story, it scared me to no end. Like I had to stop watching it for a little bit because it took me back to a time when I was in high school and I was friends with his guy, who liked me and I liked him back. We wanted to start dating so we gave it a try however it didn't go how I pictured it. But let me just say that nothing that severe happened to me, the way it did to Ani/Tiffani. It wasn't that bad for me but it still hurt immensely. I've never experienced a school shooting but it sounds absolutely traumatizing. Like years of therapy in the works. Hats off to the survivors of the school shootings over the years. But yeah, to that guy I thought I knew in high school, I hope I never see him again. I know we're supposed to forgive and love and I've never been a hateful person but I've made an exception for him. So to conclude this rating, I'll give it a 4 out of 5 mostly because I don't like watching assault scenes. I know they're supposed to be awkward and horrendous, so they did great freaking me out. But other than that, it was great film. And one more thing, I'm so glad that Ani got the person who hurt her, to admit it and say the word. Mila Kunis did a phenomenal job portraying this character. 👏 👏👏👏👏

I'm biased because I used to watch this film all the time as a kid. But I do love Roger and Anita and how they handle having 15 puppies. Glenn Close portrayed Cruella DeVil wonderfully. She was scary and psychotically obsessed with those dogs. Good film.

Even if I saw this film for the first time this year, it would still freak me out, be gross and exciting and I always enjoy the little moments. I love the fact that the genre is action, adventure and tiny bit of romance. It's makes the story more interesting. Plus, I love Brendan Frasier and how he bring Rick O'Connell to life. Same with the actor and actress who portray Jonathan and Evy. And lastly, the actor who played Imhotep did a phenomenal job making the mummy so freaking scary and powerful. So yes, I give it 5 stars.

I absolutely love this film. Partially because I love Anne Hathaway's work, Partially because Emily Blunt delivers some killer sass in the film and also because this is my first Merrill Streap film. When I saw her in Mama Mia, I was in awe because I didn't know she could sing. Plus, who wouldn't want this kind of job? I mean Andi got to travel to Paris!!! For fashion week!!! I mean, that's a hell of a job. Where people actually care about the detail when it comes to accessorizing. My kind of job, man. Lastly, I do love how Andi is true to herself in the end about what she truly wants. And that slight smile on Miranda at the end of the film. Love. Love. Love.

I think, besides, A Cinderella Story, this is one of my favorite Hilary Duff films because before, I saw her mostly doing comedy and being cute and clumsy. Seeing this film, it was like looking at a whole other side of Hilary. I really appreciate how it looked like she just let out all the vulnerability about experiencing the loss of her older brother. Trying to cope with his death but not always succeeding. I love that she was also able to write a song about it.

I enjoy this film, not just bc The Rock, the mom from Spy Kids and Alexandra Daddario are in it but mostly bc of the survival skills that happen during the film and the realistic explosions and how everyone has a variety of ways of dealing w it. Some people are lucky and escape, others not so much.

I'm already a fan of Hilary Duff and I have the majority of her work since I discovered Lizzie Mcguire. So she's got my vote. This show, some of it seems alittle too much. Like the British guy living w Valentina, I like that she decided to be a single, independent woman w a job and a great roommate. I also enjoy Francia Raisia's work as well, so it's cool to see her and Hilary playing friends on the show. The parts that are supposed to be funny, I wasn't quite getting the funny parts. I'll keep watching the show but like HIMYM, have your own original quirks. Still a fan. Yal keeping going. That has to be more.

When I first heard about Ted Bundy, I had no clue who he was. When I looked him up, it was one of the scariest things I'd ever read about. But the curious part of me wanted more information so I saw a YouTube movie of his life and watched it. Then I realized after watching the film, there's still a ton of people like him in this world and it's scary to know that they're everywhere. Ted Bundy was charming but manipulative. There's really not much else to say about him. I should say that he deserved to die.......and he did. Just because young females dress the way they do, does NOT say, "Take advantage of me and rape me then kill me." Also Ted Bundy, I'm sure isn't the only serial killer out there who deserved to die. There's also many female serial killers preying on young males. That's not right either. I hope those who watch this are aware that this isn't just a "staged" documentary. it's very real and can be very scary. so always watch your back.