Leah Unfeigned

I freaking love this film! It's definitely a product of a different generation, which makes it great and funny. The generation today is way too sensitive for a film like this. The movie was iconic when it came out and created a lot of quotes that floated around for years such as, "you got me straight trippin' boo." If you're not too sensitive and enjoy old school comedy, it's definitely a great movie to watch!

It was okay. The story would have benefitted from being an 8 episode series. There wasn't much time to flesh out the characters, therefore, their wasn't any emotional investment in what happened to the characters. Any backstory of side characters were told through exposition. I'm not sure about source material but for someone like myself going in blind it just felt flat. The action sequences were decent but the overall story felt shallow. It's something to watch if you're bored.

I'm watching this drama for the third time! I love it. It's very beautiful story wise and setting. The actors portray their roles beautifully and with great emotion and conviction. You will cry with the main cast and despise the antagonists (there are quite a few). You will feel frustrated, shocked, happy, sad, angry and relieved. It definitely hits all of the emotions. Basically, it's a about a spirit master (one who tames wayward earth spirits or animals that take human form) who wishes to be free of her constrained and abusive life. She meets a handsome merman who is brought to the Spirit masters with three conditions: 1) Make him speak. 2)Make him cut off his tail. 3)Make him give up his mermaid pearl. This is so he can be the property of a spoiled and evil princess called Fairy Shande. Instead of just taming the merman, our main character Yun he falls in love with him and their struggles against evil begin. There is a lot more to it but that's the basic summary. It's a very good story, highly recommended!

*SPOILER FREE* I wanted to finish the series before commenting. It's a good watch if you can understand everything that's going on. It's sci-fi and deals with time differences, future and past. Some of these details can be perplexing by how it's handled in the show but I was able to understand for the most part. There is a decent amount of action and the design of everything is nicely done. The characters and their motivation is a bit muddled. You're left wondering who is actually good or bad but I'm sure we will learn more if a season 2 is made. The acting is nice and you feel for the main characters. I'm a fan of Chloe and she does well here. Overall, the show is made well but confusing in many areas. I would still recommend giving it a watch as it will keep you hooked.

I just watched this film recently on Peacock. It was a good film though sad at parts set in the late 1970s. The film is about a town where a mysterious character called "The Grabber" snatches adolescent teen boys and slaughters them in his basement. The main characters are Finney and his little clairvoyant sister Gwen. They live uncomfortably with their alcoholic Father who hates Gwen's prophetic abilities as he blames his wife's death on her having the same abilities. The film is filled with Stephen King style bullies and a few jump scares. Gwen dreams of the snatched boys and is devastated when her brother Finney becomes the latest victim. Finney gets assistance from the victims before by way of a broken black phone. It's implied that Finney has gained some of his mom's prophetic abilities. It's also exposed that The Grabber can also hear the ghost and the phone ring. The ghost assist Finney in setting a trap for The Grabber. Gwen has visions and dreams that assist the police. I enjoyed the film a lot but some things were questionable like why are people allowing their children to walk alone outside when someone is snatching them? Why was the Grabber crazy and why could he hear the phone? Other than those unanswered questions it was a solid film.

I watched this film last night with my family and we enjoyed it. I don't understand the negative reviews. The film is intense and has moments that will make the viewer nervous. Basically, a doctor takes his two estranged daughters to Africa to see the village their deceased mother was raised in. The oldest daughter will annoy some people as she's angry at her father and makes some enraging decisions throughout the film. Poachers run around at night slaughtering innocent animals. They shoot a lion pride except one male who snaps and gets away. It's this very angry lion that seeks revenge on all humans and hunts the father and daughters as they become stranded after a ill fated safari ride with a family friend. There has been real life events where animals have sought revenge or killed for pleasure so that part is not unrealistic. Animals have complex emotions as well. Without giving too much away it comes down to a face off between the lion and dad. Some people say a human fighting a lion is unrealistic but once again history proves otherwise. It was a common practice among the Romans and some African cultures to throw humans in lion's dens with nothing more than a spear for their entertainment. Most died obviously but a few made it out alive albeit injured. I highly recommend the film if you're prepared to be anxious and irritated at some points.

I waited until the show concluded before making a review. I loved it! I could easily watch Extraordinary Attorney Woo once a week for a few years. I've worked closely with multiple individuals on the spectrum and can context to how bright many are. It's wonderful to see autism represented earnestly and appropriately through a show. I heard there is a season 2 coming in a couple of years and I'm stoked! I enjoyed learning more about Korean law through a cast of well developed characters and personalities. Without giving away too much info, I highly recommend this show to anyone who enjoys law shows and shows about special and extraordinary individuals.

I grew up watching Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman and continue to watch as an adult. It's a beautiful show about a strong and sometimes nosey female doctor in a time when women were expected to be just teachers, nurses, wives and mothers. The show touches on some real historical events as well as how ailments were treated in the past. Some episodes are hard to watch as they show racism and Native tragedies. Even so, it's worth a watch. The characters are deep and well fleshed out. It's a show that one will easily fall in love with.

I just finished the movie. It was very good. I can't say it's better than the original from the 80's but it certainly is better than some of the ones after the original movie. Amber Midthunder did well and I enjoyed the Native American culture. I believe it would have done well with a theatrical release. I highly recommend the film if you're a fan of the Predator franchise.

My family and I enjoyed the film. It's good for what it is. The plot is simple and the action well done. Joey King did well as the princess fighting to free her kingdom from her psychopathic, narcissistic "fiance". I love that she was wounded and visibly fatigued through the fighting scenes. It added an element of realism. I would definitely recommend this film to those who enjoy action without complicated storylines.