Angelica Chau

It felt grounding to watch, like every JLo movie I've ever seen. She seems very accepting of herself including that layer that's a romantic. And I guess it just helps me feel socially mirrored in that layer of myself, and It just helps me enjoy and accept that part of me that's there, after all. Can't help it. I think I also have loved every JLo movie I've seen. Feel good, but also willing to be leany inny, but also she's good at portraying those moments of one accepting/allowing to pass what one doesn't have control over. The collective crew and cast were enjoyed as well of course. :) Glad for Owen's character's perspective throughout the film, as it reflects my own in terms of appreciating a life, non-media-bombardment style. So, I found that sobering as a consistent theme. 👍

I went in never having seen any of the movies in this particular spiderman series. I had no pre-anticipations. (I've also not seen most all of the Marvel movies that have come out this last decade. Not usually a superhero movie person. Though I always really liked whatever Spiderman movies I have seen, I've noticed) Just hadn't been to a theatre movie in a couple years and wanted to go sit in the theatre, and picked this. Well let me tell you, my thirty-something year-old buns were very delighted to sit in the theatre while experiencing this feel goodness, in the sense that I had no idea how the story would unfold and I just kept being delighted. It's like being on a rollercoaster of a succession of novel feelings. But I am aware enough to consider that I had the rare pleasure of being so far removed and thus free of spoilers. So folks, if you see it, here is one ask to not be spreading spoilers, let people in the future have their own novel experience. :) it was delightful