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A brilliantly moving film about scientific hubris, with ground-breaking practical effects that have stood the test of time. While I love Goldblum, Geena Davis's performance was the true heart and soul of the story. Jeff seems pretty hyped for most of the ride but her character emotes the true horror and tragedy of the events that unfolded. I don't think she get's enough kudos for how amazingly she did.

I had to give this move 5 stars because it was just so fricken fun! These ladies were both stunning and fierce. Lashana Lynch was strong, funny and magnetic on screen and Thuso Mbedu was absolutely captivating as Nawi. When she cried, I cried. I fist-pumped when she triumphed. I really hope to see her in more roles. And Viola Davis has the right combo of pathos of power, as you would expect from such a legendary actress. The dance and fight sequences were incredible. Better than any Marvel movie, that's for sure. Seriously, do fight coordinators get Oscars? I wasn't a perfect story. There were too many plot conveniences and the story was predictable. But I'm in a forgiving mood because I enjoyed the film so much, as apparently did the rest of the theatre. Everyone was buzzing when they came out. I highly recommend this film.

The storytellers didn't make their case at all here! When Mei first turns into a red panda, she is terrified and her mother supports her. Mei decides, unbeknownst to the mother, that she likes being a panda which apparently goes along with lying, disrespecting her parents, diminished school performance, attacking a fellow student, selling pictures of herself for money without parental consent, sneaking off in the night to go to a concert at the age of 13 etc! When the mother objects to this terrible behaviour she is told that she needs to accept that Mei is changing?!! Are you kidding me? She's THIRTEEN!! That's not growth, it's just a child being out of line! The animation is good and I tried really hard to keep an open mind about the story but in the end, I just can't recommend this film because it either doesn't have a good message for children or it fails at delivering it. Shout out to Toronto though!

I really enjoyed season 2 of Bridgerton. Jonathan Bailey perfectly balances his character's boyish competitiveness, his profound grief and his overwhelming responsibility of stepping into his father's shoes too soon, leading to a lot of terrible decisions. And he smoulders like no other! The sexual tension between the main characters was delicious and the banter between the siblings fun, as ever. I do think they could have made more of Kate, as an orphan, feeling that she was not as worthy as her sister of finding love, hence her constant self-sabotage. Without such emphasis, her irrational behaviour does get to be a bit tedious. But the happy couple gets there in the end as we knew they would. All in all it was definitely a good binge watch. I look forward to Season 3. And what's this about a prequel featuring the sensational Golda Rosheuvel as Queen Charlotte? YES PLEASE!

This Bond was a very beautiful, very average movie. Ms. Lynch was woefully underused as the new 007. Her character was touted to have the skill to rival Bond's yet she was never given a chance to show it. The villain was generic and forgettable. The premise was pretty straight forward, which it fine, except that there was a whole lot of convoluted crosstalk around it to make it seem more sophisticated than it actually was. There were in fact many plot holes which I can't state without spoiling the movie. All in all, it was a pretty underwhelming finale to Daniel Craig's Bond. Such a pity.

The comments for this show are very telling. Five stars from openminded people and one star from people who can't get over their bitterness about not having as much money as Oprah and Harry or the audacity of Harry to talk about his struggles because he's a prince he should keep it to himself. The point of the show is not to feel shame about having mental health struggles and to seek help. Help could be from your GP, your minister, your mother, your friend... It does NOT have to be from a $500/hour therapist!! For the love of god, I am floored that that is all some people could garner from this. Perhaps some people find it empowering to be able to dismiss the pain of people who they think are more privileged than themselves. To state the obvious, mental anguish sees no privilege.