Nae's Not Like You

Okay, March's turn;   Hoppers - Friday To my surprise, critics currently think very highly of this movie already. It's got a 96% on Rotten Tomatoes . Still waiting on the audience score though. I think the movie looks ridiculous in a good way and I do see parents bringing their kids to see this. I intend on seeing this as well.   The Bride - Friday This looks very freaky. I'm currently conflicted on whether or not I want to see this. But hey if I can make it through Frankenstein and like it, then I can do the same with his baby mama. I honestly do see critics liking this since they like a lot of weird stuff. We'll see how the audience feels.   Reminders Of Him - March 13 I think Collen Hover is slowly but surely becoming the new Nicholas Sparks, which is a problem. I am dead sure that critics are going to rip this movie into a billion pieces. Audiences however might be a mixed bag. With that being said, I'm not seeing this mess.    Project Hail Mary - March...

Billboard ;   Opalite - Taylor Swift I don't know how I feel about this. This song just comes off as bland. I know others appear to like this song, but I just do not connect to it. And Swift has done better which a lot people know, this is just boring in comparison   Do It Again - James Grear Ft. Darrel Walls What is with worship artists and songs called "Do It Again"? The melody is actually decent. But other than that, not much about the song sticks out for me. Most of the time, Walls (I think) is just asking God to, well "Do It Again" (He most likely won't). That's pretty much it. 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 (Secular)-  Link YouTube Playlist (Worship)- Link

God-honest truth, Netflix got on my nerves so I ended up looking up the winners. I'm too annoyed with most of the results to even speak on them, so I'm not going to. Oscars are next, not looking forward to them. Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop123/

My thoughts on the SAGs is pretty much the same as the BAFTAs. I don't have to watch them due to KPop not participating, but I will watch them anyway. That's pretty much all I have to say. Thanks For Reading. Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop123/

Chris Hemsworth portrays a jewel thief by the name of Mike who is being tracked by Mark Ruffalo's character. They also have to deal with Barry Keoghan's psychotic character. Oh and Halle Berry's here too.  I don't really have much to say about the movie aside from it being decent. I will say that it was slightly more mellow than I would've liked and I feel like the movie did not do enough with Mike's love interest. But overall, it was a good watch. When the movie wanted to be intense It really delivered, especially in the very last robbery scene of the film. I just expected that throughout the film's entirety and I did not get that. Though this does not ruin the film. I also liked the cinematography and Hemsworth was very VERY attractive in this (and I'm normally not attracted to him🥵).  Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/ihearttop12...

No one expected this movie to be good, at all. Were people right, it's kind of a mixed bag in my humble opinion. Starring Barbie and the recently Oscar-nominated Frankenstein, Wuthering Heights is based on the Emily Brontë novel of the same name and centers on the "complicated"  and "tragic" love life of Catherine and Heathcliff. This movie was weird on so many levels. It's not as terrible as most people believed it would be, but it definitely had more issues than highlights. One of the biggest issues being the overuse of BDSM. I've never read the original book, so I might not be the right person to be judging this. But it is to my understanding that BDSM wasn't even in the original book. Hell, even if Bronte wanted to go down that road, she most likely couldn't given the century she was living in. So I'm not really sure what was even the point of including it in this film in the first place aside from profiting off the attractive leads. The ...