candice moore

This movie was touching. I had no idea the Homeless World Cup was even a thing and I am glad it is! This movie was about compassion, dignity, hope and purpose. The discipline and commitment to show up even when everything is in Flux! The Vinny character made me angry. His pain affected those around him. He was emotionally homeless before he was physically homeless, ready to uproot at the drop of a dime. His callous and hurtful behavior toward a teammate was disgusting. Trauma is never pretty and emotional landmines result in shrapnel that wounds anyone around them. The other countries that were featured touched my heart. Homelessness is a global crisis. This competition was a once in a lifetime experience for many, I am sure. I was grateful I saw it! I used to he homeless. I remember when I found my purpose. Everything changed.

The plot could have been developed more. It was never fully explained why she left, given what was revealed. That said, the ending great!!!

Jingle Jangle rekindled my love of holiday storytelling and that magical feeling of infinite possibility.

Crystal Fox is an excellent actor! This movie was brilliantly written and acted! Anytime there is more than one plot-twist I am delighted!! Yes Tyler Perry! Thank you for bringing both subject matters covered in this movie to light!

Excitement and hope were my feeling for the new L Word. Definitely more people of color in corporate roles were needed to accurately portray the lesbian spectrum. The new L Word included every race and gender to check appropriate boxes, but left out real storylines and cohesiveness. I have opted out of watching this series.

This movie has been a favorite for many years. The fabulous Bette Midler, talented Sheryl Lee Ralph, and Billy Joel, as well as the rest of this perfectly assembled cast bring this classic tale to reality. On days when I am stressed or replenishing my spirit I keep it simple and watch cartoons.