Movie/TVThis really gave me a lot of hope for the Toy Story franchise. I watched this for the first time today because I completely refused to see it in theaters. I remember thinking, “Oh my God, how many stories do we need?” I genuinely thought they should’ve stopped at Toy Story 2. But I ended up really enjoying this. Growing up with Toy Story, I always shipped Jessie and Buzz, so seeing them finally get together almost made the story feel complete for me. Complete spoiler ahead, but one thing that really got me was Bonnie finally making a real friend after being rejected a few times by the other kids in her dance class. Her friend, Blaze, is a brown-skinned girl, and that representation hit me way more than I expected. I’m usually not someone who gets super caught up in a character being Hispanic, Egyptian, or from any particular background, but seeing a brown girl in Toy Story with her hair texture and features, and getting a decent amount of screen time even as a supporting character, genuinely made me excited. It was everything. I was also really nervous after seeing the Toy Story 5 trailer because I haven’t loved the direction of some of Disney’s newer animation. Movies like Elio and Hoppers just didn’t have animation styles that really clicked with me. But Toy Story felt like Toy Story. They didn’t drastically redesign everyone or lose the look and feeling of the characters. I really didn’t expect them to maintain it this well, and I’m so glad they did. Another thing I loved was the whole iPad versus toys conflict. At first, the iPad felt really intimidating, like it represented everything that could replace the toys. But by the end, everyone came together and treated it as a tool instead of something that was destroying a child’s mind. I really liked the way they showed how helpful technology can actually be, especially for communication. That hit me on a deeper level. Another spoiler, but the whole Emily storyline got me too. Jessie and Emily basically reunited through a photo, which gave Jessie some reassurance and helped her give the other toys some really good advice. I also wasn’t expecting Woody at all because I didn’t notice him in the photo at first. Then there were little details like the credits showing Bo Peep shading in Woody’s bald spot. There were so many small things like that that made me emotional. It sat with me so well and gave me this overwhelming feeling of nostalgia. I wish all Disney sequels and reboots were handled like this. I’m usually the person complaining about how many sequels we really need, but this story worked so well that I’d genuinely be fine with Toy Story 6. I especially loved all the callbacks to the previous movies. There were moments that reminded me of the first Toy Story, with Buzz and Woody chasing after the moving car through the construction area, and Toy Story 2, when the toys crossed the street using construction cones to hide themselves. So many things tied back to the older movies without feeling forced, and I loved that. I’d honestly call this perfect. A lot of people might disagree with me, but I criticize everything, especially sequels and reboots. This is probably one of the best continuations of an older franchise I’ve seen. Everything felt connected, the characters still felt like themselves, and the attention to detail was exquisite. There are a few things I wish had been included, but nothing big enough to take away from how much I enjoyed it. The animation, story, plot, inclusion, nostalgia, and attention to detail all worked for me. They maintained so much of what made Toy Story feel like Toy Story while still giving the story somewhere new to go. I’m very into this.

Movie/TVSuch a heaterr omg. The action is so hype it carries sm. Such a fun watch

Movie/TVI love this show so much, adore Samir

Movie/TVWow this shit was amazing. Fuck the Oscars cause if Jake doesn’t have one it’s rigged asl. This movie was so good it had amazing acting and the story was insane. Can’t believe it took me so long to watch. I LOVE U JAKE

Movie/TVYo idk how Kevin Hart be getting so many roles. There was like maybe 2 good jokes but it was just dumb. It was kinda fun tho like not a waste of time. I want comedy's to make a comeback pleaseeeeee

Movie/TVThis whole movie is definetly a feel good movie, the dancing is top tier though. CHRIS BROWN WAS TEARIN PEOPLE UP ICL Also, I really liked how many familiar faces popped up throughout the movie. I kept going, “Oh my God, this is like a multiverse for me.”

Movie/TVI love Taylour Paige and every single film that she has been in. She is such a great actor and like everything all her acting just feels very authentic and like comedic. I love her and comedic films but this film it takes. It’s either that you love the film or you hate the film and I couldn’t really figure out like what it was. I mean it took me two times to watch it to understand what was going on. I thought it was going crazy like later on in the film you understand what’s going on but I would say it’s really nice.

Movie/TV4.5 WOW. i loved this apparently letterboxd thinks its shit but this movie was very good. It had amazing acting and the story was AWESOME. Rob ur still ugly but man are you a good actor. I totally recommend this movie.

Movie/TVthis movie was so chill. The story was dope and the acting was cool. The pacing was really bad but that doesnt matter all to much. it was just a good time tbh.

Movie/TVPerfect fall show

Movie/TVThis is my favorite scene, and its the most popular to, I saw this movie in my Human Geo class and it was beyond hilarious, his insults were frying me away.

Movie/TVThis shows fuckkssssss it's so good. Theres elements that lowkey bore me like the whole familial drama wasn't the most exciting part at all besides seeing Annie and Ramona fight and get closer over the season. It was also interesting seeing a love triangle that wasn't totally fully toxic as fuck?? I didn't loveee Rory and Annie but she was obvi feeling him and he really does care about her but his whole rich boy just here for the summer thing , the insecurity around Ellis, and all his piano shit was too reminiscent of people I've known. But Ellis is also too reminiscent of people Ive known as. well it's soooo. Like Ellis cares but he's so much more aloof about it and the would piss me the FUCK off. But anyways Ramona and Oona were a scarily accurate lesbian portrayal, ESPECIALLY the ending I was like OH!. Ramona lowkey did be pissing me off the whole season tho. Ik she was grieving and honestly the portrayal of her depression was also scarily accurate. Maybe I resonated with her too much tbh. SPOILERRR her choosing NYC at the end and Annie staying in SP was a really nice callback to the beginning though. Overall the dialogue this entire season was perfect it felt so real and also human while they also had absolutely beautiful cinemetography to back it up. Wish there were more black people that weren't the disposable gf trope or side characters though... ALSO sully??? ABSOLUTELY needed more of them on my screen.

Movie/TVchristopher nolan.. no explanation needed

Movie/TVmindless tv but it’s still really good