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  SUP Bloggitos, I just watched "Up" and let me tell you, I am beyond frustrated with Russell. I mean, seriously, who brings a talking dog on a life-threatening adventure and then just leaves it behind when things get tough? Not cool, Russell. Not cool at all. And don't even get me started on the whole "I'm not wearing a shirt" thing. I mean, come on. Can't you at least put on a shirt before you go traipsing through the jungle? How hard is it to follow a simple rule like that? But the thing that really gets me is the way Russell constantly needs attention and can't seem to follow simple instructions. I mean, he's a kid, I get it. But come on. We're trying to save the world here, people. Can we at least try to focus and not be constantly distracted by our own selfish needs? GOD! Overall, "Up" is a cute and heartwarming movie, but I have to say that everytime Russel came on screen I died a little. His constant need for attention and i

 Hey Blog-ieanados, I just watched "The Shawshank Redemption" and let me tell you, it was a wild ride. I mean, I knew it was supposed to be a drama, but I didn't expect to cry as much as I did. I mean, I'm talking full-on sobbing, snotty-nose, can't-see-through-the-tears kind of crying. But hey, at least I know I'm not alone - I heard that Morgan Freeman cried during filming too. No shame in the cry game, folks. But seriously, the acting in this movie is top-notch. Morgan Freeman as Red is just a boss! He's like the Obi-Wan Kenobi of prison life - cool as hell. And let's not forget about Tim Robbins as Andy Dufresne. I mean, the guy spends like 20 years in prison and still manages to keep it together. Talk about resilience. But even though the movie is full of heavy themes and emotion, it still manages to be funny. I mean, there's the classic scene where Andy gets his tiny little rock hammer and starts chipping away at the wall. And then there'

Hey blogistas. The Wolf of Wall Street is one of the most relatable movies that I've watched. That one scene where Jordan Belfort thought he was driving without the effects of the quaaludes but instead crashed into all the cars on the street was spectacular. Jordan Belfort is just like me for real. He hustles like me, thinks like me, parties like me. More importantly, the only thing that we both have in our mind is money. We're both always thinking out of the box, we're always two steps ahead of our competitors, and at the end of the day, we both have the last laugh (if you've seen the ending, you know what I mean). Speaking of Jordan Belfort, Leonardo's acting is out of the world. Have him and the comedian Jonah Hill and you're in for a ride. I thought that this duo complemented each other very spectacularly. Jonah eating the fish just reflected his craziness and confidence. It hit me last night as I was reflecting the ending of the movie. That one subway scene

 Hey blogistas, After is the greatest romance movie of all time. Fun fact: the movie is based off of a book called "After," which actually began as a Harry Styles fanfiction. The movie After is about the relationship between good girl Tessa and bad boy Hardin. The juxtaposition between their personalities made for some really dramatic scenes. I thought that Hardin was super duper attractive (fun fact: he played young Voldemort in the Harry Potter series). The most intense scene was when Tessa learned that Hardin pursued her all for a bet. Apparently, his friends bet that he wouldn't be able to get Tessa to fall in love with him. But in doing so, Hardin fell in love with Tessa. 👀👀👀👀. And to make matters worse, when Tessa found out about the bet, she LEFT him. 👶👶👶. That part made me really emotional.  If you're in the mood for an edgy/emo british hot guy and an emotional/toxic roller coaster of a relationship, then this is the movie for you!

 Hello Bloggerinos! I watched the movie twilight because the people were hot but I was disappointed by the lack of plot and direction. my favorite scene was when edward called bella a spider monkey and put her on his back and started flying around the forest. the saddest scene was when bell had to lie to charlie and say that she didn't love him and wanted to leave because she was trying to protect him from james the tracker. the scariest scene was the end fighting scene and when Edward had to suck the blood out of bella and he was loosing control (I WAS ON THE EDGE OF MY SEAT!) I recommend anyone who likes pale people and edgy movie watch this 8/10

Hello Bloggerinos! I will be watching and reviewing movies every week!! I love the arts and film so that is why I will be reviewing these. Feel free to recommend movies or genres you think I should look at!