Nae's Not Like You

  If you remember in 2019, the movie Joker was released to mixed critical reception but great audience reception and was a massive box-office success. It's sequel,  Folie à Deux   on the other hand is a totally different story. To be honest the movie itself is basically a recap of everything that happened in the first movie, but in the form of a court drama musical and Harley Quinn enters the picture. The movie being bad is an overstatement. Disappointing on the other hand is the correct way to describe it. The writing wasn't the greatest and the musical numbers just didn't work. I understand what the movie was going for, but it was executed very poorly. Not that I'm a fan, but Harley Quinn was completely wasted in this movie. I know she was basically known as Joker's ride or die, but she was more than willing to get her hands dirty. I thought that would be the case here, but she  barely did anything in this movie aside from supporting Joker throughout his trail and

  With Halloween coming soon, I figured now would be a good time to post this list I created sometime in 2019 (maybe earlier). This is a list of bad guys from animated movies released between the years 2010 and 2019.  #10: Hal Stewart/Titan- Megamind (2010) When we first meet Hal, he's the pathetic cameraman of Roxanne Ritchie, whom he clearly has a crush on. His life changes when he is accidentally struck by Metro-Man's DNA (aided by Megamind), resulting in him getting the supposedly deceased hero's powers. Hal is initially thrilled by this as he finally gets a chance to impress Roxanne. Hal is probably the most immature character on this list considering the only reason he went rough in the first place is because Roxanne rejected him, and even tried to kill her because of this. What's even more disturbing is that his lack of respect for Roxanne (as well as his selfish tendencies) was shown even before he got his powers. They just got worse when he got rejected. Hal wa

  So here's a list of all the songs that I missed during my "break; Let's start with Secular;   Good Luck, Babe! - Chappell Roan This is probably the most fun song I've heard all year. I like the retro vibe the song gives off and it works very well with the fluidity of Roan's voice. I don't really care enough to talk about the subject matter nor do I believe it is my place to speak on it. Overall, it is a very fun song.   Birds Of A Feather - Billie Eilish Billie Eilish is probably one of the weirdest artists in existence, and she continues to weird me out with this song. The reason I say that is because it is relatively light hearted, which is unusual for me to here a high-spirited song from her. The song itself is just......meh for me. I don't think it's bad, it's just not my cup of tea either (then again, I hate tea). Worship;   Up, Up, Up- Anthony Brown & group therAPy This song has a lot going for it. The first being the harmonies, which ar

  I think pretty much everyone knew that The Wild Robot would be something to talk about after witnessing the animation on the trailer. An abandoned robot lands on a deserted island and quickly learns the harsh realities of the wilderness. But she is daunted the ultimate task when she adopts an orphaned goose, whom she names Brightbill. This movie was very sweet. Obviously the animation is the movie's strongest point, but I was very impressed with the writing. I was surprised by how dark the humor was, though it made since considering this is the wilderness we're talking about. And watching the titular character adjust to the wild and motherhood was hilarious, sweet, and even heartbreaking at times. It's pretty much what made the animals finally coming together so poignant and effective. Though I'm not the best person to judge because I'm not a mother, the film's portrayal of parenthood is incredibly realistic and even made me tear-up a little bit. I do believe

  If anyone is paying attention, I apologize for not blogging for a while. If you saw my Facebook post, I've had a lack of motivation to post and I have been a little sad lately. But now I've returned and we're gonna talk about some new movies. Ironically, they're all sequels ;   Joker: Folie a Deux - Friday Joker: Folie a Deux is probably the second most anticipated movie of this year after Deadpool & Wolverine. This movie is going to DESTROY the box-office just like the last one. It also helps that Lady Gaga (who's literally Harley Quinn in real life) is a cash grab as well. Also like the last one, critics are very mixed on this movie. But at the end of the day, the fans are gonna win this argument. I do intend on seeing this movie. I saw the last one and I LOVED it. I will most likely have the same reaction to this one   Smile 2 - October 18 I did not see the first Smile , so it should be no surprise that I have no intention in seeing this one either. I think

  New releases for the month of September;   Beetlejuice Beetlejuice - Friday And here we have yet another unnecessary sequel or remake from Hollywood. However, apparently this is one of the few that's actually good as critics are already speaking highly of it. Now I have no intention in seeing this movie, I've never even seen the original. It might do fine at the box-office for obvious reasons, but I don't wanna jinx it.   Speak No Evil - September 13 I have seen trailers for this almost non-stop. I don't know how critics or the box-office will respond to this movie. Though I would not be surprised if critics like James McAvoy, who's a very good actor. I myself have no intention in seeing this movie as it's too weird for me.   Transformers One - September 20 Like the previous movie, I've also seen trailers for this movie non-stop. I don't really know how critics will respond to this either. Possibly mixed because we've seen this trope before (the vi