Marissa Rochez

I might be a little biased because I've been a huge fan of Lil-Manuel Miranda's work. However, "Vivo" has proven to be a great film, from the characters to the setting to the music. Cuban culture is very beautiful and authentic; the producer did a great job in combining that with reality. . . . A little warning: If you have kids they'll prob be asking if they could adopt a kinkajou with the hope of it singing as charmingly as Miranda. At the same time, who could blame them?

To anyone who's been a fan for more than 10 years, you can tell that Disney played a major role in it. I don't know why but it just felt rushed to me. I feel like J.J Abrams was just trying to fit enough characters into it just so he could say "Done". But then again it was pretty interesting because we did get to see the return of an enemy that was thought to be gone. Like really gone. If anyone is planning to watch this movie, my advice is to keep an open mind about it because it does have many moments that make you laugh, cry, and just love the franchise all over again. Also shout out to Carrie Fisher who passed away 2 years ago. Being a part of the Star Wars community, her death was indeed a great punch to the heart. The mini tribute that the movie does for her just shows the amount of love the cast has for her. And I wish her family the best. May Princess Leia forever be in our hearts. *IMPORTANT PART(READ THIS) Also I went to the movies this Sat. and there was this kid that wouldn't stop crying and whining in the movie. It was really annoying and I just want to let people know that. If you have a kid and you can't seem to control them because yo are one of those parents who don't have control over their kids DO NOT BRING THEM TO THE MOVIES! It's rude and it's annoying. My advice? Discipline your kids. Periodt.