Asantewaa Sarpong

I have to say, Transformers One was absolutely amazing. From the very start, the animation was breathtaking—every scene felt like a piece of art brought to life. The level of detail and creativity made it a visual masterpiece that really pulls you into the origin of the world of the Autobots. The plot started off simple, with lighthearted humor and an easy-to-follow storyline, making it feel accessible and fun. But as the movie progressed, it became much more complex and layered. The character development was impressive, and the storyline took some unexpected twists that kept me completely engaged. What began as an entertaining adventure quickly grew into something far deeper and more compelling. Overall, Transformers One did a fantastic job of blending humor, action, and emotional depth, and the animation just took it to another level. Whether you’re a fan of the franchise or not, this film is a must-see!

The movie was cheesy and I believe the idea was supposed to be sweet but I hated the need for them to insert someone to be the butt of the joke and make LGBTQ+ stereotypical related jokes about said person. That ruined the experience for me. The Brown Face!! That was just terrible, a movie shot in Hawaii and they couldn't get a brown actor to play Rob Schneider's character?? That was just lazy and insulting to see him act that way to encourage some harmful stereotypes. Her family always repeating the same routine for her?? Why couldn't immerse her in new experiences and have her enjoy each day even though she would forget them by the end of the day, so it helps those around her too?

This is “chef’s kiss”. This is so empowering. In just a few episodes, we get to see so much and understand so much. It’s so creative how through these characters we can understand some things that fall in the crack. This is an amazing show. Please Please, let there be a season 2!

The trailer got me so excited for the movie so I went out to buy the book because Damnn! I wanted all the details. The movie got released right after I was so excited to have finally finished the book on time and they ruined the story by taking out 50% of the side characters who play important roles in the storyline. The dialogues were literally lifted from the book and given to the actors to make something of it. I have a feeling they might have used AI to generate the script directly from the book🫢. Now more than ever, we need these companies to give writers and actors fair and honest compensation for their work. The entire movie was rushed because they wanted to fit everything good from the book while removing the characters they deemed “nonessential” but they messed it all up. Lol here I thought at least! the movie was actually gonna have R-Rated scenes ,guess what? There weren’t any lol, the sex scenes were just different angled aesthetic photos to mimic the idea of something spicy happening. Amazon! Why did you do this to this amazing book? You could have done so much better for all the fans of the story. I think I might just agree with the people who initially didn’t like the casting when it was first announced, the main casts could maybe have made it worked if they had a good script to work with, but the president? Everything she did was so off, her timing, her mannerism, her emotions, her accent? so outta sort. It was kinda fun that’s why I gave it 2 stars. Disappointed nevertheless.

I love this show so much. It’s so direct with its dialogue and lines. Exact descriptions that scratch my brain in the most satisfying way. This is so beautiful and satisfying for my neurodivergent brain.

The show had the potential to show us the strength of womanhood and the multifaceted relationship between mother and daughter but instead we are hit with inconsistencies with the character designs. Ginny is supposed to be the intelligent outspoken somewhat feminist non stereotypical biracial daughter of a single mom but at the same time she is so unlikeable with how much she lies, cheats ,pretends and treat others poorly. For a very intelligent girl with a mom who is open with things "normal" parents aren't, she can be very stupid. This is not a good show for teenagers, it emphasizes on the wrong things too much. They try to add some complexities to her friends but fail miserably when they are never held accountable or made to grow. The acting come off so forced, it's funny how they think this is how young people act. One last thing, the dialogues between the teenagers seem like they were generated by shoving a bunch of gen z buzzwords into an AI generator. It is entertaining if you wanna find something to ridicule. Side Note: Georgia is amazing and very electric.