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Chicago Fire: A Chicago Welcome (2020)
That end scene about wrecked me!
Yup I cried. I've been binging all the seasons and this is one of my favorites. Oh and Ritter and Cruz are two of my favorites (along with Stella).
Seeing David Selby was a blast from the past.
Chicago Fire (2012)
Flawed but Human Characters
I've been binge watching the first six seasons since I was late to the Chicago Fire game.
It's particularly interesting the narratives I've read on here surrounding each character. If I didn't watch for myself I'd have a very different view of some characters. Dawson gets portrayed on here as some despicable person, but I never viewed her as any more of less opinionated, persistent, vocal than pretty much anyone else.
Each character has demonstrated growth throughout the series and there are times I want to smack them lol, and other times I want to hug them.
Some episodes drifted into the stereotypical bad guy story and it wasn't pleasant to watch. Ultimately, I'll listen to a Boden speech any day!
This Is Us: Her (2019)
Deja!!!
I just have to say that I love her character. The honesty and emotion that she conveyed is awesome. Her talk to Randall touch my heart. I hope to see much more of her next season.
The Upside (2017)
Glad I ignored the negative reviews
I almost passed on this, but my husband wanted to go for date night so we headed out.
This movie gets props because #1 it kept my husband entertained, he normally falls asleep if someone doesn't die in the first 5 minutes. #2 the relationship between Dell and P. #3 Dell's real struggle and acceptance of his past and desire to do and be better for his son.
Bonus for us was recognizing all the Philly locations (which threw me off because it's set in NY)
I would definitely recommend this movie!