Tamara Faye

Finally gave this film a watch after avoiding it for years. It's not the worst but not the best either. I liked the idea of changing the plot and involving Jim & Darling's characters more. Liked the new moments with Lady & The Tramp too and Tramp being given a backstory. Although the CGI work is just terrible, the dogs' movements are so unnatural. I also wasn't the biggest fan of how Lady is portrayed either, she felt less like a lady in this one. I feel like she forgave Tramp way too quickly for abandoning her as well and Tramp should have got back to her way sooner when she got home. I know people liked when Tramp called Lady "Pidge" but tbh it's refreshing seeing him finally refer her to her actual name, felt a lot more respectful

I'm so 50:50 on the series. Do I think the music is great? Yes. Do I love the throwback to High School Musical? Yes. But the plot is all over the place in the love department. Too many love triangles, toxic relationships, breakups and cheating all in one go (especially season 4). Why is the show showing that cheating is okay and easily forgivable? It makes no sense to me to why Seb would cheat on Carlos especially with Little Red, so out of character for both of them. Ashlyn was pretty much close to cheating on Little Red too. The only couple I enjoyed watching that had an actual healthy relationship were Gina & Ricky. Love triangles are normal in shows but like... they really overdid it in this with pretty much everyone. Other than that, I think it's a fun watch - but please don't be influenced by this show when it comes to relationships.

The movie was 50:50 for me, I still think it's a good movie but I wouldn't go watch it again. The first half was really great, but then the second half the plot really went in different directions. I completely get the message of this movie but I think they went a bit too much on it. Nonetheless, I'm happy to see it brought a massive trend for Barbie & the colour pink. I just think the movie wasn't as what I expected. Side note: Ryan Gosling served that movie, he went out & beyond in his role as Ken.