Sai Marie

Nutcrackers was an okay movie for a holiday family comedy, but I wasn't as impressed with it as I was some of the other holiday movies Ive watched recently. It's got some funny moments and Ben Stiller is still really good at bringing the comedy to his roles - I just felt like this was a little under enthusiastic and not my cup of tea, maybe? I also am not too fond of Love Actually or Christmas with the Cranks so it may be it's just this genre doesn't hit well for me. It's weird because I also don't like Elf, another Christmas favorite, but I am a fond of It's a Wonderful Life, The Santa Clause, Bad Santa and Dear Santa.

I had been wanting to see 1992 since I first saw the previews but upon watching it I have to say I think it is one of the best movies Tyrese has ever been involved in. The high stakes set to a historical situation that was incredibly relevant and still is incredibly relevant made it an edge of the seat thriller, and the fiery way that LA was taken down because of injustice and tyranny is something I feel needs to be continually reminded in order to ensure that similar scenarios do not occur again. The movie brought a lot of insight to the table on what still needs changing and how it is still relevant even now after the George Floyd murd#r and police brutality, systemic violence and racism. It's a movie I would rate up with American History X and Malcolm-X on importance and relevancy alike.

My daughter and I chose to hop into this one sporadically and it was so cute and warming. The variation of overlapping character experiences over the holidays and how they all work together to tell a larger tale of appreciation, gratitude and love during Christmas time is perfect for families and audiences of all ages. It's a magical and whimsical new Christmas story that is bound to be a favorite among many animated classics. ✨️

Landman is a hit! Billy Bob Thornton plays a phenomenal role and he has some amazing dialog lines in the show that sent me and my brother both reeling with laughter. Fans of Yellowstone will enjoy this one as it is also written by Taylor Sheridan and has a similar family empire dynamic. Territory on Netflix is also in the same vein but I found Landman a bit more compelling and humorous. Thoroughly enjoyable with a great storyline, wonderful acting and captivating cinematography.

This movie was super cute just like the first it is interesting has a lot of comical moments and the mythology and story as it correlates to the mariners and their island life and how Moana's character arc grows as well as Maui's is really a great family film that I thoroughly enjoyed watching with my brothers and my son today as a Thanksgiving Memory together. It suits well as a follow-up sequel and the movie is super cute sweet and Adorable. I really liked the fact that they expanded the seafaring adventures for moana to include a full crew as opposed to her venturing out on her own with hey hey and maui as her only companions I found the movie to be thoroughly enjoyable and I think that most audiences and families will as well

I found this movie randomly on prime and thought that the premise looked pretty cute especially since I am 40 as of this year and I thought it was relatable if I could go back and talk to my younger selfat the age IM now and get through to give myself some advice what I might do. The movie has some really funny moments there is a lot of levity and wholesomeness at the heart of the movie as well and it really touched me to see how a Young adult experimenting with things and finding who they are as they come into being a new adult and and if they could meet their future selves who they might become.

Jack Black has really made a strong comeback in the last few years and I was stoked to see him in the role here. The introduction and the main character as a boy who believes in things his peers might make fun of him for and yet still wanting to retain who he is stood out a lot to me. It was also interesting to see the dynamics between his parents who clearly had entirely different parenting styles and either are too rigid and unempathetic or helicoptering over the boy in a way that nearly stifles his own individuality and labels him. Its almost as if the consideration for the kids welfare is somehow erased by being too much of either extreme instead of balancing things and respecting the boys personality, Likes and interests. It's a nuanced family film and though a dark comedy, still has a beautiful and heartwarming Holiday tale at the core. I enjoyed it thoroughly.

Spellbound was a heart touching story that really pulls on the heart strings especially considering the fact that the story centers around a princess who's trying to save her parents as opposed to a princess in need of being saved and how she discovers that even though things may not always go exactly as we plan or how we might hope that they will there can still be love and joy immunity with a family regardless

I thought this was gonna be a cute movie from the previews but when I got in seat to see it I found out that it was so much more. Without a doubt I think this is probably one of Dwayne Johnson's best films in a while and the morals that come across through the story it's the perfect time for them to be shared. There were moments of levity and action that kept you on the edge of your seat but I think the stories about love and choosing to be a good person at this moment in time we're the best parts of the entire film. There is anything to be taken from this I do believe that this is the must watch holiday film of year and that Every family should watch It. Which brings me to the conclusion of my review 5 stars across-the-board one of the best Christmas movies that I have seen in years.

Considering the amount of time that has passed since the first Gladiator, I was curious to see how well the sequel would play out. I have to say that I was thoroughly impressed and fully pulled into this film from the first scene. Seeing Connie Neilson return as Lucilla was fantastic, and Denzel Washington, and Pedro Pascal were wonderful additions, but the star of the film came from Paul Mescal. His performace as Lucius was stellar. There were moments of great quotes and action that made an impact I feel most people could benefit from. The sequences of events and the timing of the story played out well to create a film that complements the first in its entirety, carrying the greatness of the original tale forward to produce a finale that is satisfying and beautiful. Lucius exhibits what it means to fight against an evil empire, stand up for true freedom and unite peoples under one goal; unity and equality for all. An absolute thrill with so much to share, I was most certainly ENTERTAINED. 5 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟