My first watch of this movie, and let me just say this: I get why this is a classic.

The movie made me smile almost the entire time. I love musicals, and even though I'm iffy on jukebox musicals, the songs never felt forced. They would break out in the middle of a conversation so naturally it felt like they were still talking.

The sets for each scene felt like they were crafted by somebody whose only job was to…

DISCLAIMER: I am not a Barbie fan. I did not grow up watching these movies and therefore they do not hold any sentimental value in my heart.

That being said, Barbie and the Diamond Castle was a pretty entertaining watch. Glossing over the clear WLW relationship disguised as friendship(do not argue me on this), the story itself was pretty barebones. The villain was entertaining, although easily defeated, and the reasoning for the two girls following through with this quest was…

Extremely silly whodunnit. If you're expecting something more serious and fleshed like Knives Out, this may not be your movie. However, if you go in with an open mind, this is such an enjoyable movie with so much to admire.
Take the humor, for example. Most of the movie has fast-paced dialogue, and the jokes are often delivered in such quick succession that you can't truly appreciate them in one watch-through. This isn't a negative; rather, it complements the quick,…

Very niche movie. Like, you have to be a weirdo to even remotely enjoy it. That being said, this movie has some of the most quotable scenes in the last 20 years or so and encapsulates the term "cult classic". I think it gets overlooked as "that one movie with Ramona Flowers" but in actuality most of the characters are much more silently complex and disgustingly awkward, like real people. Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is one of the most…