Muneet Jhamat

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This is honestly one of the best movies I have ever seen. The story is original and played out so well, and the twist at the end, perfect. The ending genuinely brought tears to my eyes, and then the credits roll, with Taylor Swift’s song Carolina playing, which is such a perfect and beautifully written, performed and produced song and really deserves more credit for its haunting aspect, and the movie in general deserves so much more credit than it receives, this is one of the only movies where I had an emotional connection to the character, sympathising for them, feeling overjoyed for them, and equally as tensed as them. One of the best movies I have ever watched.

Imma be real with you, I stayed away from 1989 because I thought it would be bubbly generic pop. But I finally caved and listened to it, and now it is one of my favourite albums of all time. It is perfect pop album, and it makes sense why it won album of the year, and every song, while having pop-esque production (not saying it is bad, it is good, really good, Wildest Dreams makes me levitate) and feel are actually quite deep, Out of the Woods being about a failing relationship, where she constantly asks "are we out of the woods yet" or out of the darkness that is happening between them, Wildest Dreams about her fantasising about a relationship with someone which she knows will never come true unless in her Wildest Dreams, believe it or not... SHAKE IT OFF. I am not that big of a fan of it, but it spreads quite a good message, for literally anything, just Shake It Off and move on. This song is ever engraved into so many people’s minds. Blank Space is a really good one, so satirical, the media portrayed her as a psycho dater, and so she makes a song about constantly changing men in a satirical way; genius. A lot of people call Taylor Swift as a person calculated, and no one can just say she is a good person who enjoys interacting with fans and doing things for people. Like give her.a break. This is a hella good album, if you haven't heard at least one song from it you live under a rock.

Why is the first thing that comes up when I search this up fantano's review? That guy gives a bad rating to 90% of the stuff. Very little makes him happy, and he compares artist from the last century, like it doesn't matter what someone was doing in 1990, we're in 2024, stuff changes and ur view on everything remains the same. If ur gonna watch an album review, anyone but him. This album was nice but prolly my least favourite out of his discography. I can't help but think certain country elements are forced. However, the songs themselves, they are mostly good. Songs like Chemical (one of my most streamed this year actually) are country Post Malone done right, as well at Mourning, which leans a bit further into his usual hip hop. However, apart from those two songs, I don't really visit this album much. I am hoping that F1 Trillion ends up being another banger like Beerbongs and Bentleys and Hollywood's Bleeding. Ik it is a country album, but I think he can pull it off, the singles seem promising. Overall might just be my taste, but the album was ok.

This is definitely a grower of an album. After immediately listening to the album, I enjoyed it, then I had a period where I started thinking less of it, and now I am back, and though this album has gotten a lot of critique over a lot of things if you are willing to sit through it, I think you will find it enjoyable. From bops like Fortnight, depressing songs with happy tunes like I Can Do It With a Broken Heart, to some of my personal favourites Guilty as Sin, The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived and the Bolter, it is a very diverse album and makes you feel many things. I honestly think this is one of her best works, not her best, but one of them. The best for me are Folklore and Evermore. I have seen many complaints about this album but they are such 21st Century problems, like the album is too long. Cool... why are you whinging, no one is forcing you to listen to every song. And so many people whining about the album is too sad. The album literally has the word Tortured in it I don't know what you expected. This album, the more I listen, the better it gets. That ending song tho, the manuscript, that one is so painful, it is an amazing finisher, but just hurts. Overall, this is a really good album, listen to the album yourself because other people's reviews of it are so mixed and some people's opinions are not very justified, they just seem to be blowing smoke. This is another great album from TS.

I remember watching this when I was little and really liking it. Now that I am visiting it again, the plot makes as much sense as a bread less sandwich. I can’t shake the feeling of emojis having parents and being able to love other emojis. Like bruh, they are lines of code and graphics. Plus the ending was only possible because of a miracle, and only one emoji saved them. I hate when movies ending plots are that they cannot win unless they have a miracle. Overall if u wanna watch this movie, you are gonna find so many things wrong with it, like the unnecessary cringe and the fragmented plot.

I actually got so mad when they ended the movie off with a cliff hanger like that. Man, the spider verse movies somehow manages to beat the live action movies every time. It is such a damn good story, how Miles was never meant to become Spider-Man and if he did not get bitten by the spider, Peter Parker would still be alive and would have stopped the super collider, and the multiverse would not be in danger. But also, HOW COULD THE MOVIE LEAVE ME AT A CLIFF HANGER JUST LIKE THAT. WHEN IS THE THIRD MOVIE COMING? Miles in the prowler suit actually looks quite intimidating. Overall, really good movie, watch before it leaves prime if u have it.

I watched this movie way after its release, but I have fallen in love with the movie. A combination of music, amazing casting, and even an inspiring story makes this one of the best movies I have watched in a long time. I was ready to dismiss this movie because it is a musical and I am not very fond of musicals, but this movie changed that. The fact that it is a musical is evident but not in your face and the music and singing are blended in with the story so well, whereas other musicals will pull a song out of anywhere. Talking about the story, this one surprised me. I was expecting another happily ever after, but I was quite disappointed, but that makes me like it even more. It is much more realistic, showing that not every love story is meant to be a happily ever after. It shows the struggle that two individuals need to go through when their paths are so separated. Both of them want to achieve there dreams, and to do that they must leave each other. Mia’s smile and Sebastian’s little nod at the end of the movie was a really nice touch. It conveyed how even though their paths were now separated, they still had some love between them some way or another. They both helped each other reach success on their own respective paths, and though they may not be happily ever after, they both find happiness knowing that they fulfilled their dreams, as well as knowing that the other was able to do the same. At the end of the film, they even give us a glimpse of an alternative reality, where the two do get their happily ever after ending and get married, but it is not all happy. There first encounter turns from a rude pass to a passionate first kiss, Sebastian turns down the offer to join Keith’s band, and Mia’s play is a success. But in this reality, they both settle down, and Sebastian never opens the club. In this reality it shows that even together, they could not be happy. One person, or both of them would have to give up their dream in order to stay together, so they made a choice to leave each other. This movie shows how not ever love story is a happily ever after, as there are certain things such as dreams that require big sacrifices, such as leaving your partner for a career. I am glad the filmmakers didn’t take the easy way out and just have it so that they married. I believe that it is better this way; it shows us a reality that is very much real, amongst a world that seems dreamlike. I personally would say that this love story rivals that of Jack and Rose in Titanic. The ending is incredibly sad, but makes sense. They were destined for much more than just each other, and they could not allow their love to come in the way of their careers. I mean I would have liked an ending where they end up together in some way or another. But this ending is also good. This is why I absolutely love this movie. Also, the song City of Stars absolutely slaps.