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Hear Ye, Hear Ye! I Have Just Witnessed One Of The BEST Movies Of The Year, THE Best Animated Movie Of The Year, And Possibly One Of The Best Animated Movies Of The Decade! This Is Wildwood ! Based on the children's fantasy novel of the same name, the film centers on Prue McKeel who journeys into the titular forest along with her classmate Curtis in an effort to find her abducted baby brother. This movie is almost everything I want to see in an animated film. It's long, it's gritty, it pushes the boundaries of what people expect from animation. I knew we were probably in for a treat when this movie received a PG-13 rating. The story itself is relatively generic, but you can't notice that because of how HARD this movie went with its brutality. This movie was not afraid to get bloody, and I respect the HELL out of that. This Is Not A Kids Movie! I'm not saying don't take your kids to see it or that you shouldn't, but I will tell you now that you are in for a b...

Little Brother is a Netflix movie that stars John Cena and Eric Andre, during which Cena finds himself in an annoying situation when a foster kid he mentored for a program in high school comes back into his life. Daniel & The Fiery Furnace on the other hand is pretty much exactly how it sounds, a faith-based movie based on the story of Daniel and the epic Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego moment. Little Brother   This movie is kind of a mixed bag. There is a lot of stupidity in it, curtesy of unnecessary sex jokes and Eric Andre. But strangely, Andre is also responsible for some of the sweetest moments in the movie as well. This movie had a lot of things holding it back, but also surprisingly had some heart to it. It would've been way better if it played into its heart and not the sex jokes. Daniel & The Fiery Furnace Speaking as a Christian, I liked this movie. Speaking as a critic, I wanted this to be at least at a level similar to The Chosen . And I know not everything can...

Self-explanatory; Secular Music; Patient Zero - Taylor Swift https://naesnotlikeyou.blogspot.com/2026/10/more-billboard.html Holding On (Praise God) - Jon Reddick The best way I would describe this song is generic but likable. Generic because I feel like it's expressing things that I've either heard before or that I already know. But it's also likable due to the arrangement of the medley and the lyrics. So it's a mixed bag for me. 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

There are several people from Euphoria that I did not expect to blow-up; Austin Abrams is one of them. It started with Weapons , and then last month his good fortune continued with Resident Evil , which I really enjoyed. Now he decided to dive into the ocean to find his dad's body only to get eaten by a giant whale in the process.  I personally enjoyed the movie a lot. It was very intense and there were some moments that were just straight up INSANE! It was painful and at times GROSS to watch. Now I will admit it did get relatively overdramatic at times, there were a bit too many flashbacks, and the film often struggled to take things to the next level. But the movie still never got boring and kept me occupied regardless. Plus Abrams did a really good job and I liked his dynamic with Thanos.  Not perfect, but good enough for me. Thanks For Reading Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/naomi.chadwick.58/ X-@ChadwickNa28887 Email-naenotlikeyou@gmail.com Instagram-https://www.instagr...

Sense And Sensibility is yet another film adaptation of the Jane Austen book of the same name, starring Daisy Edgar-Jones (whom I mainly know from Twisters ). Meanwhile, 72 Hours  is a Netflix comedy centering around Kevin Hart trying WAAAY too hard to recapture his youth by crashing some random dude's bachelor party.  72 Hours This movie might be worse than The Runner . Literally two seconds into the movie, it immediately got stupid. The jokes were either trying to hard or just didn't work. The so-called "villain" of the movie was lame and cheesy, there was an unresolved conflict, and the mid-life crisis storyline felt watered down. You can tell the movie was relying on Kevin Hart being Kevin Hart. That was pretty much the movie in a nutshell, and it wasn't an enjoyable experience.  Sense And Sensibility The movie was decent. Granted, it's also relatively bland, and another adaptation of this book was not needed and unnecessary. However, the performances were...

Magic and stuff isn’t really my thing. Depending on the context I will listen to music or watch TV shows involving it, unless it goes overboard. I’ve noticed there are a lot of songs that either involve this topic or use it as some type of allegory. And Halloween’s around the corner so I figured now would be a good time to release this list. #10: Magic Carpet Ride- Steppenwolf I’m gonna be honest, I was introduced to this song through the Wizards Of Waverly Place movie. There was a cover version from a group by the name of KSM featured in the film. I have heard the original version though, and I probably prefer the cover over the original. Granted you’re not gonna catch me listening to either version on a daily basis, that’s part of the reason why this is the lowest on the list. However, it’s also one of this group’s most notable songs so it wouldn’t be fair for me to not include it on this list as either a selection or an honorable mention. Side Note: did not realize this was the same...