
My rating system doesn't make sense... not even to me. I just rate what I feel is fitting in the moment, and I do regret some ratings, but I find it weird going back and fixing them now. I created this account in mid-2024 because I needed a reset from an old account, and I wasn't about to delete over 2,600+ logs and ratings 1 by 1 from my first account, which I had had for at least six years. So, I decided to delete the entire account and start fresh. Then, in December 2024, I felt the urge to begin all over once again and deleted all my logs from this account. All of this stemmed from a weird, stress-induced panic attack that led me to wipe and reset all my social media twice in one year, and has happened quite a few times before... I should really get some help... but... nah... I got my movies.

**Rom-coms are back BABYYYYY!!!!** Holy shit, this was a phenomenal, funny, sweet, romantic, and everything movie. I don't know what Netflix is doing, but they are doing something right with their rom-coms, like they have been 2 for 2 this year, at least for me. First, they hit with People we meet on vacation, and now this (I don't really count "Ladies first" as a rom-com, but even that we hit). Holy shit this was an incredible movie. The sex scene was so fucking tasteful, not too much and not too little. There were some incredible cringe scenes. It tiptoed the line into "Creepy" territory, but luckily, he fell to the correct side. It was hot, it was romantic, and the actors have insane chemistry. The cast was incredible, Zoey Deutch leading was a fucking perfect pick. I have seen Nick Robinson, but I did not know his game was that strong. NICK FUCKING OFFERMAN, what a man. Timothy is great, but Nick over Timmy any day. And just randomly having Ciara Bravo in this was a surprise. I don't see her very often, but she is incredible. I loved her in Big Time Rush and Cherry. And what is Harry "Mike Chang" Shum doing in this? My favorite guy from Glee. Having Lukas Cage playing a weird duchy Cook who can't cook is a choice, and he got range, so it worked out. The entire cast is just phenomenal, and that is NOT an overstatement at all.

Quite under whelming, it was a fun enough Watch but nothing exciting.

What an insane cast. I swear Rich Delia is my favorite casting director because every movie he casts, he casts really fucking well.

So insanely surprised by this movie. It is so fucking sad all the way through. While I was pissed the fuck out of by EVERYONE other than Otto, there was something sweet about them that made them enjoyable enough, but they were still sooo ANNOYING. This really felt like a lot of Tom Hanks movies in one. And I really loved that. There really isn't a lot to say about this movie other than it is sad. It really isn't a big entertaining thing; this is a movie you watch at home and alone.