Izara Mulantis

Highly intelligent, creative, hilarious 🤣 , authentic, transparently honest, magnetic, devoted, and very talented comedian! It was also SO REFRESHING that he shared a bit about why humans are TOO EASY to fool. My former husband/domestic partner and I were laughing a lot throughout his entire special. Thank you Pete for sharing You, and continue SHINING 🌟⭐️ BRIGHT 🌅🌌🌠 Soul Brother! 🕊️🐲|🐮🐯|💖

Some humans have labeled this movie a masterpiece, and it even received fancy, earthly awards, though understandably for cinematography. However COMMA a true MASTERPIECE has the ability to deeply move humanity with an amazing story that is: soul-igniting, heartfelt, intriguing, exciting, encouraging, uplifting, empowering, inspiring, and Consciousness Expanding. An unforgettable, incredible movie also includes: powerful and memorable scenes, at least one character that the audience ends up caring for, an emotional connection, interesting dialogue, etc. It’s also terribly sad and pathetic that this movie took place about 20,000 years in the future, but yet, humanity has failed miserably to evolve on all energetic levels—mentally, emotionally, spiritually and even physically (via further DNA upgrades, allowing the full birth of a Soul’s Full-Potential, Multidimensional abilities of the WHOLE Self/self). The old, outdated, fear-based, patriarchal ways of being, living, and doing continues to remain in this movie, to include: never-ending, repetitive human dramas, conflicts, battles, wars, etc. Where’s the basic creativity, let alone genius creativity? I watched this movie because my husband wanted to see it for his birthday; he looked miserable throughout and afterwards as well. If it was any other day, I would NOT have chosen to waste 2.5 hours of my life, that felt like half a day, as time noticeably SLOWED DOWN due to NOT enjoying the many moments. This is hands down THE MOST BORING movie I’ve ever seen in 45 years, though I love many great movies, enjoy the good ones, and don’t mind the decent ones. There are many dark/unknown Cosmic Rabbit Holes within this Universe/Multiverse/Omniverse that are worth diving deep into, especially in dream state, but this is definitely NOT one of them, unless you feel like having a major, Soul-draining experience and ripping your hair out. 🐮🐯|🕊️🐉|💖

Out of all the Disney movies I’ve watched, this is the most AMAZING 🤩 🥰🥲—soul-igniting and deeply heartfelt story that includes: an abundance of priceless imagination, outside of the limited earthly box thinking, high level of creativity, interesting and memorable characters that quickly grow on you, dialogues that are authentic, honest, meaningful and/or funny, a smooth flow of scenes, fun action filled moments, deep soulful eye contacts, genuine connections, very effective themes of CONTRASTS (opposites/duality/polarity), and profound, ancient wisdom (Divine Wisdom) of trust/faith, true power (Divine Power) that’s meant to be used in highly beneficial ways for the self/others (rather than misused and abused), and Unity Consciousness (that includes Prosperity Consciousness), the Universal Truth that All of Life (All That Is) within this world and way beyond is energetically interconnected as The One/integrated and merged within Heart & Mind/Spirit & Soul/Yin & Yang/Moon & Sun/Dark (Unknown) & Light (Known)/Goddess & God/Divine Feminine & Divine Masculine Energies/Love & Light Frequencies/I AM/I AM Presence, I (God) AM (Goddess) Presence/etc., ULTIMATELY... The Cosmic Heart/Source/Universe/Multiverse/Prime Creator/Creator of All Creation: Crop Circle 6666/Very Holy Spirit/Unconditional Love/The Divine Mother Goddess/The Nameless/Alpha & Omega/Infinity...

HiLARIOUS movie!! ^_^ I laughed so much and so hard, that at one point, I caught myself being a loud@$$ within my hotel room, and had to tone it down a bit in case the other rooms next to mine could hear me. All the characters did a great job, especially the main ones, and Chelsea (the comedian) was the funniest I've seen so far. I'm going to recommend this to my husband back home, and I wouldn't even mind watching it one more time in the future, though I usually watch most movies just once.

What a delightfully simple, yet profoundly wise, love story of interconnected souls. I also love that the characters are authentic, and the dialogue is soul-igniting, sincere, heartfelt, playful, graceful, engaging, passionate, and even raw with transparent honesty. I was very impressed by Rachel McAdams in the movie,The Notebook, due to her free-spirited, lovable and loving character being so convincing; and I admire her similar character in this movie as well. MINI SPOILER ALERT BELOW: In addition, I don't recall ever seeing the actor, Domhnall Gleeson, before, but I highly respect and admire his character, to include the scene where he actually turned down an offer to have sex with his first, blond hottie crush, and run to this girlfriend, which I don't think most men of this world would do. It was also refreshing to see the actor, Bill Nighy, actually play a "good" guy, which he did a great job of representing. And last but not least...my favorite part of the movie was the end, because it reminds us to embrace and deeply appreciate invaluable, daily Life, which may even seem mundane at times.

Since I had a rough few days, I just wanted to watch something light that would help uplift me. However COMMA I wasn't expecting to laugh my @$$ off throughout the entire movie!! ^_^ THANK YOU to the creator(s) and the awesome, talented cast. You did an outstanding job of not trying too hard to be funny, which made it naturally hilarious! I'll be recommending this to others.

PROS: My husband and I just finished enjoying this multifacted, soul-igniting, and deeply heartfelt Korean drama series, which became my FAVORITE OF ALL TIME (with one exception); and I've been been sporadically watching K-dramas for over three decades. I dont think I've laughed and cried so many times while watching a drama series. What an adventurous journey!🌈🎆🤗 A lot of spot on details about this show have already been shared in previous comments, so I wont bother repeating known info. But I'd like to point out the most valuable theme---not just within this show, but in Life in general---which is the INTENSE (yet gentle), UNSTOPPABLE POWER of Unconditional/True Love💗💓(of self and interconnected Life💞). Other impressive themes😃: very convincing actors/actresses, full presence, free-spirit, authentic verbal and nonverbal expressions, intriguing stories, super cool and hot demeanors, refreshing honesty, soulful eye contacts, engaging dialogues, hilarious humor, playfulness, highly creative intertwined scenes of different perspectives, romance, suspense, action, unconditional kindness, deep compassion, empathy, unconditional forgiveness, major changes and beneficial transformations, true friendships, close community (village women), great teamwork, loyalty, the building of Korean jeong 정 (like soul connection/bonding), and much more, along with all the invaluable life lessons of OPPOSITES/CONTRAST/DUALITY/POLARITY of this physical world, that gifts💝 us with profound wisdom. CONS: I get that product placements are often part of the package deal for TV shows and movies. However COMMA, it's sad that the team who co-created this amazing drama series, allowed major food corporations---such as the fried chicken place in the show (as well as Subway)---to dominate MULTIPLE, gathering scenes within this series, clouding up the team's full-potential, creative genius to express fully and freely without outer, monetary influences. 쿨하지 않아 /NOT cool/NOT멋있다 When the characters of the show mostly eat fried chicken, it not only becomes blatantly obvious to those who are aware (have eyes to see) of what's REALLY going on---trying to influence the audience's food choices to a very unhealthy one that's meant to be savored in moderation ONLY---but these cookie-cutter scenes becomes dull. There are seemingly countless, colorful, delicious, Korean foods that could've been represented to the rest of the world during most of the eating scenes; but yet, THE SAME OLD FRIED CHICKEN and Subway meals---that aren't even originally Korean (whether North or South)---was REPEATEDLY shown throughout this series, which is going WAY OVERBOARD and BORING. Money is a NEUTRAL TOOL that humanity can use in highly beneficial ways (or misuse and even abuse); but it's not meant to take precedence over more important matters, like fully sharing with this world and beyond one's creative potential, and not displacing one's inner power to others just because they have more money.

I was curious about the nature and background of certain, extreme, dark/negative aspects within human beings, especially con artist and psychopath, so I checked out this series from the library. Eric Bana did a very convincing job of playing the main, male character, John/extreme narcissist/con artist/psychopath/unhealed, deeply wounded inner-child. The main female character, Debra, doesn’t exactly help her blonde sisters of this world get rid of the bad rap of being a nice, yet, frustrating dumb-@$$. I've known some very intelligent blonde women; hence, I stated "bad rap" since it's not always true. However, despite not being too fond of her habitual ways, I respect that she at least owned how she may be perceived by others, and decided to share this important story with the public nonetheless (of what red flags to be cognizant of in new relationships).

My husband and I LOVE Disney movies, like Lion King, Shrek, Toy Story, Aladdin (w/Robin Williams), Avatar, Guardians of the Galaxy, Mulan, etc., but this one, though highly anticipated, wasn't that good (let alone great). So much so, that we could NEVER watch this again, since that would be too painful. It's pretty sad that we DREAD hearing any of the characters sing the next song, because the soundtrack seemed like it was thrown together the last minute just to fill in the space of boring scenes (which made them worse). Practically every song made us think, "FOR THE LOVE OF GODDESS...not every set of expressions needs to be turned into a song in this movie; PLEASE make it STOP." They also didn't do well building the characters to the point where the story MOVES you (in some way), and you effortlessly FEEL for the characters, especially during emotional, heartfelt moments. I consider myself ultra sensitive, and I even cried during one of the Toy Story movies (I think the third one during the fire scene), during certain scenes of Lion King, and other Disney movies. The best ones really take you on an interesting journey that includes a fireworks of emotions and feelings. I yawned a lot during this movie, though I had plenty of sleep, which made me wonder how it affected other adults (who love Disney movies), and children who usually have very short attention spans. We just hoped for a better scene, chose not to discontinue watching it, and felt grateful that we at least didn't end up going to a movie theater to watch it. This movie had the potential to be AMAZING, with some GREAT ideas, to include but not limited to: - the most captivating, beautiful water horse scenes that seemed to invite one to trust in self, to Be BOLD in facing one's fears (to overcome them), to Be free-spirited and to go with the flow of Life (symbolized by the water horse and ocean), and to Be adventurous while having FUN (which can lead to answers, wisdom, true freedom, inner-peace and happiness) - choosing courage and simply taking one "right" step after another - truths revealed - how the two, once separated families reunited and chose to live in harmony despite the past We also highly respect and admire the theme of supporting fascinating MAGIC, that's not always misused or abused, but can also be used in highly beneficial ways for interconnected Life within this world and beyond. Incorporating the elemental kingdom into this movie was also a highly creative, wise, and beneficial idea. For these, last uplifting reasons, I chose not to give this movie a 1 star rating. I've worked with children before, and many LOVE singing and great songs; but they also make it crystal clear that they DON'T like songs that suck. So it would behoove the Disney team of Frozen, to take their time to TRULY put forth their best efforts next time, in co-creating---with their multifaceted and multidimensional abilities, skills, and talents---a soul-igniting and deeply heartfelt story and decent (if not amazing) soundtrack, that has the potential and unstoppable POWER to touch millions, if not billions, of souls.