Tanisha Stidwell

Its Saw. I had to watch. But it felt like someone asked me for a ride then climbed in my car, turned my music off, and put their bare feet on my dash. Total vibe killer. During the film, actors were screaming louder before the pain than they were during. I love a good backstory but I was finishing actors' lines out loud while watching, it was so predictable. And you made me wait through it just to watch a lady floss her leg off with a str8 face. 😒😒 Dont rate a movie 'R' if you know you wrote it like you were about to present it to a bunch of children. It should be rated 'B' for bots since they're apparently your core demographic.

I watched this for Jennifer and I got her. But I also got a lot of cliché lines and unoriginal moments. I felt that the most impactful moments of her life were presented in a split second and other uneventful moments where drawn out forever. Also, for a movie about music, you would think that there would be a lot more care put into the audio. There was a horrific clip in the autotune for the child actress's singing during the church scene. I'm sure most people would think it was a glitch in the stream. But it was packaged and delivered by the audio team. I'm disappointed, I really expected more from the trailer. I desire a lot more from musician biopics. I feel like I watch the same one over and over.

I loved this series, nothing like it.