

“Did you come back to return what you stole?” I actually went to the cinema to watch Toy Story 5 but ended up watching **Evil Dead Burn**. Evil Dead Burn is a horror film that balances horror, grief, and humor really well. From start to finish, the movie kept my friend and me on edge. It was also filled with blood, which reminded us of *saw *for some reason. 😭 Overall, I really enjoyed the film. I loved the cinematography, especially the way the shots were framed and the music added an extra touch.

“Everyone’s got a talent; you just need to let it out.” Barbie in Rock ’N Royals might have been inspired by Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper, yet it explores a beautiful theme of its own. It shows how people can feel uncomfortable with change and reject it because they fear they might not fit in or be good enough. However, unless we try, we’ll never know what we’re capable of. Along with this, the movie also explores how two things can be equally important and one doesn’t have to be considered more important than the other for people to appreciate and love it.

“Broken people save broken people” The Guilty is a movie that takes place almost entirely within a single setting, yet it keeps you invested until the very end. I really liked the plot and found it very interesting. Aside from that, Jake Gyllenhaal’s acting was really good and the way he portrayed emotions made the movie even more intense.

“It’s okay to get lost, as long as you find your way back” All the Bright Places contains a beautiful message and portrays grief with such rawness, showing how trauma and loss can change a person but that doesn’t mean they will be lost forever. Even in our darkest moments, we can be a bright light for the people around us and find our way back to who we were.