Nae's Not Like You

So I did mention in my "Releases For January" post that I was slightly conflicted on whether or not I wanted to see this movie. Obviously judging by this review, I went ahead and saw it. Send Help centers on Linda Liddle, a submissive strategist who finds herself stuck on a deserted island with her douchebag boss. The movie was insane in the best way. Not only was it very thrilling, but It was also self-aware.  The film did not take itself too seriously, it knows it's campy and it knows it's silly. Rachel McAdams was lovably unhinged in this and her dynamic with Dylan O'Brien (who was an absolute JERK in this) was very well done. One thing I really liked about their dynamic is that it was NOT a haters-to-lovers story. It would've been easy for the film to go that route, but instead this shows what we all would like to do to a horrible boss. O'Brien was basically forced to treat McAdams with respect and it was very well deserved. His downfall was very satis...

For some strange reason, at least 3 of the biggest releases of the month come out on the same day. So With the exception of 1 movie, I will be speaking on these movies on the possible order I will see them in;   Goat - February 13 If anything, I'm most likely going to see this first, probably because this is the movie I'm worried for the most. So far it looks cool, but looks can be deceiving. I don't see this bombing at the box-office, but I don't see it being a draw either. Same goes with critics. For Spider-Verse 's sake (same studio), I really hope this movie is good.   Wuthering Heights - February 13 Everybody and their mothers are already hating on this movie. From Jacob Elordi's supposedly whitewashed casting, to the fake romance between him and Robbie, literally everyone has had something to say about this movie and most of it isn't good. Now don't get me wrong, I'm going to see this and the movie itself looks fine to me. I would also take  Em...

  This week on Billboard ; Secular Music; I Just Might - Bruno Mars https://naesnotlikeyou.blogspot.com/2026/01/this-week-on-billboard.html   When I Think - Ricky Dillard Because this is Ricky Dillard, I was expecting this to be super upbeat. This surprisingly wasn't, but I'm not complaining. I really liked this track mainly for the melody of the chorus and the EXTREMELY tight harmonies of the choir, which is something Dillard is known for. My only flaw is that it has some similarities to Kurt Carr's For Every Mountain . Dillard's done better, but this song was far from a disappointment.  By the way, from now on I will be adding access to YouTube playlists that will contain all the songs I have listened to this year so far. Both secular and worship will have their own playlist. Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop123/ YouTube Playlist (Worshi...

Golden did receive 1 win last night. It was not for the category I was hoping for, but it's still a win. Bad Bunny was very successful last night, which I did see coming. But the real highlight for me personally was Jelly Roll's win and him giving praise to Jesus. I love Jelly Roll. Anyway, that's it for awards until the Baftas. Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop123/

  I actually forgot that the Grammys were tomorrow. My hope for Golden is that it gets at least 1 win tomorrow. I personally think it does have a decent chance at winning  Pop Duo/Group Performance , but I guess we'll see what happens. Wish Golden the best. Thanks For Reading. Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop123/

  I kind of assumed that Mercy would not be considered the greatest. But I LOVE Chris Pratt, so I'm willing to support it for him. Mercy centers on Chris Raven, an alcoholic police detective who's on trial for killing his wife by an AI social justice program that HE created. He now has 90 mins to prove he's innocent, or he will be executed on the spot. God-honest truth, I actually liked it. It's nothing amazing in any way, but I did not expect this to be deep or thought-provoking. I was just hoping to be entertained and I was entertained with this movie. While this did not have me at the edge of my seat, I did find myself intrigued at times, but just barely. And I thought Chris and Ferguson did fine, just not great. The ending climax however was very over dramatic. This could just be me being bias towards Chris Pratt, but I personally was fine with this movie. I will also take note that the audience appears to like the film a well. I highly doubt anyone was expecting mu...