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Spanglish 2004
This movie is a beautifully cultural film, told through the daughter’s perspective, which brilliantly captures the essence of its true meaning. Once again, I have to say—I LOVE Adam Sandler. He’s always a welcome presence, but the real star here is Paz Vega as Flor Morena, our TRUE main character.
A must-watch for children of immigrants, and a beautiful take on the Hispanic experience and the perspectives of the white people they interact with.
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50 First Dates 2004
THIS IS REAL CINEMA! REAL LOVERS UNDERSTAND!
This movie was actually hilarious—like, genuinely funny. And the sweet moments? SO sweet. The sad moments? DEVASTATING. By the end, I was full-on ugly crying. I vaguely remember watching it as a kid, but revisiting it now, with all the life experience I’ve gained at 22 years young, just hit different. Adam Sandler NEVER lets me down. I love that man.
A must-watch for #real yearners.
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The Substance 2024
A pretty good movie with a fascinating take on age and the obsession with the fountain of youth, especially in fields like entertainment, where appearance holds so much weight. While it’s not a personal favorite of mine—it leans a bit on the silly side—it’s still a very intriguing watch. Definitely a great choice for a movie night with your girls!
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Scarface 1983
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“Scarface” is one of my favorite crime films, especially with its focus on a villain as the main character. The way Tony’s gradual loss of humanity to greed is portrayed is absolutely masterful. My favorite line, hands down, has to be: ‘Well, it’s the last time you’ll see a bad guy do it like me’ (or something close to that).
They really don’t make movies like this anymore. I loved the shots that zoomed in on his eyes, letting us…
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