Reviews

I thought this would be interesting and was really interested in the chemical spill part of the movie and I was sure it was going to let that play out. Nope. But that would have been interesting. Instead this movie takes you on a really weird trippy journey in lives of people who just talk a lot. They get most of their words wrong or make up words as they go along and I found that really irritating. I'm not sure what that trope was about but, I hope not to see that again.

This is like an over-the-top dram(edy)--even though it isn't funny, about mundane people who can't focus on any one thing to save their lives. A mundane family of which the father is a professor who teaches Nazism (yeah of all things). There are other odd professors also in the same school who teach oddball stuff. One guy thinks Elvis is the sh** and lectures on that, while at the same time loves movie car crashes. None of the movie makes much sense and I became exhausted trying to figure out what they were saying that I just had to give up about 3/4 way through. The chemical spill did nothing for the film unless they wanted to make the movie about that, otherwise it was just there and as unrelated as everything else in the movie.

To compare this to anything would be like trying to imagine you have dementia for about an hour and a half. Yup. That is a good summation.

This had me thoroughly entertained. Sure there were a few plot holes, but I still enjoyed this for what it was, which is a very entertaining story. I did watch the first season of "Into The Night" and this felt very much like that. I think I will go back and watch the second season of that one so I will be caught up on this realm.

The sun is spewing dangerous and deadly substances that kill once the sun rises on planet earth. In this story, we start out with Defne who recruits her ex-boyfriend and his crew to do a dive in his vessel, the Oya. They dive down and when they come up after many hours, they notice no-one is on the ship that they docked off of. Everyone is gone. So they dive again and they end up in Kos, where another submarine (Yakamoz s-245) is, just as they run out of electrical energy for the Oya. This is where they find many have died in Kos and ultimately they are invited onboard the Yakamoz s-245 submarine as they begin to outrun the sun.

The atmosphere in the situations they are in is tense so everyone is not acting like their usual selves. Tensions wax and wane and with it are sub-plots in the overall story that are pretty good as the crew advances from base to base to find out any information that they can.

The entire time all of these headlines were coming out, we find out it was the royal institution feeding the stories and okaying the stories the entire time. They fed Meghan to the media frenzy. I always stood up for Meghan but became miffed with it all when I read an article about racism. For some reason I couldn't fathom it, but it was real. The racism factor was real for her. The media fed on it. Then I remembered about Piers Morgan running his mouth about the whole thing and part of me started to doubt things but that is just how the media wanted it portrayed.

The tabloids--there are like 6 of them--have space on all of their front pages for royal gossip. To cut gossip from other royals they would feed the gossip rags Meghan lies. Then it was Harry's turn. Their own family did this to them! Does anyone not understand that? Even the Queen knew about this. They all knew about it. That is why they (royal insiders) asked: "since all the wives went through this, why is Meghan any different, what makes her so special?" This is why Diana is dead. Just because the media blurts it out all over the place doesn't make anything true.

The documentary goes on and discusses the split and it is shocking. The betrayal in this family is truly heart-breaking. All in the name of keeping the royal institution whole. I think that is a bunch of hogwash. You would think that a family could still go on to do good works without tearing each other apart and feeding each other to the wolves.

I am 100% behind Harry and Meghan now. The Oprah interview didn't do it. That made them out to look greedy and I wonder if that was on purpose as well. This time they do it themselves and this time it is done right. Well done. My apologies to both of you for anything negative I ever said against you.

I really liked this. It was entertaining and over-the-top but it worked and in a good way. I loved the actress who played Penelope. She really nailed her part in such a fun way. I was waiting to watch this as I was hearing not so great things, but I will never let that sway me again. This was a really fun and exciting movie. Well done and well played by everyone.

Frank goes home to find that his wife has cheated on him in an up front kind of way. Like the neighbors could probably see what was going on...lol. So he takes his troubles to a tavern/bar and there he meets Penelope who tries to work him over but I think she realizes Frank isn't just any ordinary guy and she soon falls for him. From there they have a really exciting and somewhat scary adventure. You will not regret watching this movie.

I missed the ending. It wasn't there. I wish someone could explain what happened to go from all of the screaming, drowning, abuse, baby crying to happy family swinging in a swing? It's like a big chunk of the movie was taken out. I feel like I want my time back.

It annoyingly starts off with a baby just shrieking and I found myself having to lower the volume and missing the beginning dialogue. I guess that should have been my cue to just miss this film altogether, but nooo Emma Roberts is starring in this film and I like her so I kept going. I wish I hadn't of. I hate that feeling when you finish a movie and are just pi**ed afterwards. That is me, now.

This was an interesting documentary putting all of the information together regarding the horrific death trail left by Lori and Chad Daybell. It begins by telling Lori's story before she even meets Chad talking about her previous husbands and her unhealthy relationships beforehand. Keep in mind her children were witness to all of this and were victims of one of her husbands as the doc will explain. Through it all she finally meets book author/guru of sorts, Chad Daybell.

I followed this story in the news but bits and pieces of the story were ongoing for many months before finally finding Lori and Chad. Not a lot was said about Chad but this show explains more about his beliefs and Lori is sucked in easily. Soon after people begin to die off. It starts off with her current husband Charles Vallow and goes on from there. I have seen where people think the son Colby should have played a bigger role in helping to protect his siblings but you have to remember he grew up in her topsy-turvy world too, so when he was old enough he probably just wanted to get away from it all. Not only that, he was still really young himself and the last thing he expected was something awful to happen. I give kudos to him as he did keep in continual contact with her or tried to.

Anyway this is a good watch. Things are explained in chronological order although I wished they had delved deeper into Chad's belief system and more about Lori's podcast she had going. They could have easily added another episode covering just these things, but aside from that I rated this pretty high.

Amazing acting by all in this. The story keeps your interest all the while making you go a bit crazy yourself wondering how this could be happening to this woman. They throw a bit of everything at this woman including phycological mind tricks, gaslighting, confinement, poison, more gaslighting, thievery, and more. She survives it all and just when you think the madness will end....

This was like watching two different movies in one. The first half and the last half which were two totally different things. The first half focuses on a demon-possessed nun. A priest and his assistant priest-in-waiting try to do an exorcism.

The second half is all about another nun who left the convent and how her life is. It is dull and boring and leads nowhere. I found the entirety of it all really messy.

If you have nothing else to watch...this is doable. I like the female lead but honestly a lot of the other actors are a bit off. Maybe they didn't have a chance with the way the story is written, but the flatmates are super over-the-top annoying surpassing cliche.

The story is okay with a doctor who works with gene editing and wants to save the world even if it hurts others. I feel like I am in a de ja vu watching this as other than the gene editing and the trendy bio hacky concepts, the plot basically sticks to good girl wants to get the bad guy (or woman) and goes about doing it by spying and then getting in on the action to take her down, etc. etc. Cat meet mouse and so on. Nothing overly clever stands out, but again, if there isn't anything else great to watch...this isn't horrible....just a bit tired. I think the female lead really makes the story more interesting and I am hoping for something fantastic to happen. (I am in episode 6) I rate this a 5.

All of these people were 10's to start with, so love isn't blind. They knew this going in. They knew that everyone was on their A game according to fitness, attractiveness, intelligence and other factors. Those three main factors were varied in to the equation to begin with. The show also doesn't add in all of the other variables that goes into a relationship with regards to everyday distractions even though they try to make you think that they do, ie: making them all live together in the same apartment complex and by giving them their phones back. This isn't the same at all, but whatever, it is what it is. I do give credit to the show being binge watchable as the whole concept is so crazy!

Just some comments to add about the contestants and couples:

Jesssica and Mark: Jessica needs to get over herself and quit lying to everyone,especially herself. She strings Mark along like a toy. She keeps trying to hang onto hope that there is something between her and Barnette continually going after him. It's funny and annoying...just stop it! Mark is a beautiful soul. He would lay down his life for this woman. He deserves more than she can give him. I don't see this couple working out. He deserves someone that can also given to him what he needs and deserves.

Cameron and Lauren: Cameron is head over heels for Lauren. The issue: He is white while she is black. It doesn't have to be an issue but in all reality they do need to deal with it and I don't think they are. She comes from a strong black family who are very proud of their black roots. Her mother admits that her father may not be all cracked up to Cameron being white. He does agree to give him a chance...but will Lauren? The show doesn't really give the couples time to iron out real issues. Lauren is holding back and I think this might be the problem. Both are beautiful souls, and could be really happy together. Definitely hoping Lauren comes around, but understand if she needs more time.

Giannina and Damian: Giannina is my favorite person in this entire show. She glows with personality....good and naughty...lol. Damian and her go through ups and downs and they both seem eager to work through it all. She is so passionate, dynamic and beautiful, and he is so handsome and romantic. I am really rooting for these two. I hope they make it! They have the strength of 10 couples rolled up into one.

Barnette and Amber: I didn't really like the idea of these two at first, but they have grown on me. The more I see them, the more I like them together. They fit like a glove. Barnette reminds me of a Sharpei puppy...lol. Regardless, I am rooting for these two and I seem them making it.