I'm am not a He-Man fan nor am I a She-Ra fan. I actually tried to watch the original She-Ra TV series but lost interest and I don't care enough to watch the reboot. Aside from this movie, I have never watched anything directly linked to He-Man. Adam Glenn is sent to live with us after his planet is attacked by Skeletor. Unfortunately as he's being transported, he loses the "Sword Of Power", for 15 years🤦🏾♀️. This movie was stupid in all the best ways possible. I won't deny that the movie was pretty cheesy and the writing was relatively bland. But it makes up for it with its natural charm and light-hearted demeanor. The movie is just so fun that you can't help but laugh with it. I'm also surprised that I got secondhand embarrassment from He-Man himself. He was kind of a loser, but also likeable and easy to root for (and attractive I admit). Teela and Duncan were also cool as well, and Skeletor was surprisingly hilarious. Other highlights included ...
D-Day remains one of the most important days in US history. The anniversary was actually 3 days ago. Pressure centers on the EXTREMELY intense few days leading up to D-Day as James Stagg clashes with the not-yet President Eisenhower (general at the time) and several others on when is the best day for D-Day in terms of the weather. I really liked this movie. It did remind me of Oppenheimer , granted they both centered around notable milestones during WW2. What I love the most about this movie is that you could literally feel the tension from everyone and everything in the days leading up to D-Day. I could only imagine the amount of pressure (no pun intended) everyone felt during those days. The acting was pretty solid and the cinematography was gorgeous (though not as good as Project Hail Mary 's). My only issue with the movie is that I feel like we only witnessed the surface of how good this movie was. Don't get me wrong, the movie was still good. But I feel like it had the to...