Olivia S

This movie was so amazing. Usually, I don't leave reviews for things, but if this could motivate one person to go see it, then it's worth it. This movie was absolutely incredible. I left the movie theater and I wanted to talk about it for days on end. The singing, the cinematography, the dancing, etc. made it such an amazing film. The cast were perfect for their roles. I really liked the original, but Steven Spielberg helped create an even better version in my opinion. The music is so catchy, and I continue to listen to the soundtrack on Spotify. I definitely recommend seeing this movie. I had only seen the original once, so I wasn't a super fan, but this movie was so incredible to the point where it makes you obsessed.

SPOILERS BELOW With a rocky start, I think the series redeemed itself with the second and third movies. The first movie of the trilogy was just fine in my opinion, it didn't have much action, but it helped set a base for the next two movies. Part One: 1994 was an interesting enough movie, but I only found myself scared for a few minutes, and that would be with Kate's death and the bread-cutter. Other than that one scene, I found the movie to be a little dull and confusing with the constant plot changes. Part Two: 1978 was the best movie of the entire trilogy. One of the flaws of the first movie was that the plot seemed rushed and you could not get used to the characters. The second movie however, was much better with the backstory and explained a lot of my questions. The actors did a really good job in all three movies, but I felt like the acting was best in Part 2. This movie was gorier than Part 1 and was scarier especially with the violent deaths of Jeremy, Cindy, Alice, etc. Part Three: 1666 was far better than 1994. Kiana Madeira (Deena) did a great job as Sarah Fier, and the hand-cutting scene with Solomon was gross and frightening. Netflix did a good job wrapping up the series up right. The ending was interesting and I am hoping for another movie soon. I think a Ruby Lane backstory would be a great movie. Overall, I watched the trilogy because I have just gotten into horror and I wanted to start with something newer and "made for my age group" of teens, and I really liked these movies.

This show has no purpose. It was nice to see talented groomers display their skills but the challenges were cruel for the dogs. In the first episode, the groomers must transform their dogs into completely other animals. Some groomers made their dogs look like ants, covering the dog in bright red dye, and at one point it even looked like the dog was shaking. The challenges were not creative and almost abused the dogs. Using hair dye for dogs has been seen as wrong for many with there being a chance of chemicals getting in the dogs eye or even giving them burns. The amount of dye and stress placed on these poor dogs was too much. Please do not watch this show unless you want to see poor pups being slathered in glitter and paint.