Ebony Broussard

This movie in its essence is an introspective into the modern woman’s midlife crisis. It’s relatable, witty, and pulls at the heart strings on various levels. I, too, have suffered the loss of my father recently and as a result I’m constantly battling my desire to find my own voice, but still too scared to shout. I just can’t figure out how to get out of my own way. I’m a 40 year old version... like... really... turned 40 in June and looking forward to doing the next 40 my way.

Someone Great was the best ride down memory lane. The cast was relatable and I couldn’t help but get the impression there was some great chemistry among them. I laughed, cried, I reflected and felt like I was living those same moments in time all over again. This movie is the best reflection of how fiercely you ride or die for your friends and the relentless pursuit of love. The underlining takeaway is loving yourself so much more. You live, you learn. You grow; together and apart. Whichever way it shakes out.....enjoy the ride. Live your truth.