Skip to main content

Mea Culpa & His Three Daughters

 Hear Ye, Hear Ye, I have come to you with another double review. We will first start with Mea Culpa, Tyler Perry's first attempt this year at making a Thriller centering on Kelly Rowland trying to prove a man innocent. The second is His Three Daughters, which centers on three sisters trying to take care of their hospice father during his dying days while also clashing with their different personalities.



Mea Culpa

To be honest, Mea Culpa was more lame then bad. But don't get me wrong, the movie still wasn't good, just surprisingly better than Divorce In The Black. There were a buttload of scenes that were supposed to come of as sexy, but came off cheesy and kind of stupid. And this movie was supposed to be a Thriller, but most of the thrills don't even happen until the end of the movie, and its attempts at being suspenseful were underwhelming. The acting was meh. Better than Divorce In The Black's, but still just meh.



His Three Daughters


This was really beautiful. The chemistry and strong performances of Coon, Lyonne, and Olsen (she'll always be Wanda to me) is really what held this movie together. But one thing I found very creative about the movie is that we don't even see the father until the very end of the movie. And when we do finally see him, he makes one Hell of an impression with a gorgeous monologue. And the constant sound of beeping throughout the movie was also very creative and extremely heartbreaking. This was really sweet. 

Thanks For Reading

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

American Idol 2025 Thoughts: Day 1

  American Idol  has officially reached its live shows so that means it's time to start the commentaries. For those of you who didn't track these last year, here's an explanation; I will be saying my thoughts on the contestants and their performances. In typical 'me' fashion, I will rank each performance to #1. But unlike my normal lists, this will be from worst to best.  This will be starting the following week as today is just an introduction. Our Top 24 has been chosen and they are as follows;     Canaan James Hill (Platinum)             Gabby Simone  Zaylie Windsor                         Mattie Pruitt  Thunderstorm Artis                  Drew Ryn  Che                                     ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Introduction

Bio My name is Naomi Marie Elidios Chadwick. I was born in San Diego, California, but I currently live in Las Vegas, Nevada. I pretty much have a traditional family, which involves happily married parents, 1 younger sister, and an older brother. I was raised Christian, and I continue to practice Christianity to this day. This is not a spiritual blog but some of the content that I post is influenced by my faith. Every now and then I will post Christian content as well, just not always (except with Billboard ). The picture you see up above is me at the airport with my father after I graduated from AmeriCorps NCCC after 10 months of community service. In response I received a congressional award for community service. I've always been really proud of that. I was diagnosed with Asperger's (a form of Autism) around the age of 6, but I was not informed of my diagnosis until I was 12. I'm very into movies and television (animation especially), and pop culture as a whole, and I...
Post a Comment
Read more

My Top 10 Best Movies Of 2024 (Part 2)

  So, now it’s time for the best list. This is obviously a list of what is in my opinion, the best movies of 2024. Before anything else, just a quick reminder that I have chosen not to review or rank the films  Mary  &  Dune: Part Two   due to my conflicting feelings on them. So you won’t see either of those 2 on this list. If you would like an explanation for 1 or both movies, there are 2 links down below. If there’s an acclaimed movie you were expecting to see on this list that you didn’t see, check out my “Movies You Won’t See” post through the link down below.  #10:  The Bikeriders God-honest truth, the main reason I saw this movie is because of my soft spot for Austin Butler. Though definitely not the strongest movie, this was really good. Its strong points were the performances and the twists. While Austin wasn’t THE standout, he did do a really good job and truly embraced his inner James Dean. The standout however was indeed Tom Ha...
Post a Comment
Read more