Keisha “Keetah” Mosquera

I was feeling much anxiety watching the first half in Room. Brie Larson held it together and Jacob Tremblay well acted. Can’t imagine being stuck in a shed. Neighbors to the left and right and no one heard a sound or questioned this guy. I know is circumstances we all see things did having gone through but I can’t help but to think that skylight is our way out. Just me though. Good watch

My kids review: We love it!!!! Watch on repeat weekly. Parents review: Since I have to watch because on repeat the main thing that bugs me is these kids left, abandoned. The Nublar 6 as they are called in the latest season was left for dead. I would have imagined there would have been much more dinosaur enthusiast like Tiff and Mitch trekking it to the island, which was season 2. News media would have been all over and maybe just maybe the kids would have been rescued. Other than that this is awesome, the new season starts try a from a place where I would have liked to see the reunion and lives recovering from their experiences but oh well missed opportunity.

So three shapes triangle, circle and square are stranded on the island together. All three have different personalities and live amongst each other in what seems like harmony. They seem to be in the age range of teenagers. Each day is a funny adventure of ideas, experiences and personality clashes. It’s funny and my 6 year old loves it. Can’t wait for second season because we are watching the first season five times.

This movie was more than I expected. Tiana Taylor is a talented actress. The story was a story that needed to be told. The system is broken and unable to keep up with the demand of help both professionally, emotionally, and financially. Terry was a boy who no one saw until Inez saw herself in him. Although what she did was “illegal” she cared and raised Terry to become an exceptional and capable young man. Isn’t that what we want when people volunteer themselves to do service, care about the community and actually partake in the term “it takes a village”. The story is more that just broken people meeting up and living this thing called life, but making due and wanted to change the patterns they experience. I like the hidden notes in the background you hear words from Guilliani and Bloomberg. Many would agree with all the politics stuff still hasn’t changed. This also had me nostalgic of my childhood growing up in queens, the accents, the fashion/style, the way we walk and talk. New Yorkr’s are hustlers, survivors and trendsetters. Lots to see and experience with this movie. Job well done

A must watch. I kept wanting to google did she get her children back in almost every seen they took her children away. I am even more pissed that it never came out that the initial reason for the investigation was due to her husbands coworking reporting violence against her. Everything was supposedly her fault. I admire her tenacity as a mother…fighting countries for her children and meanwhile they were disposable to everyone else. what strength and well depicted journey by Mrs. Chatterjee.