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They Made Me Read Subtitles for 2 Hours... And I Don't Regret It ('Alpha' Movie Review)

Image courtesy of www.moviesrankings.com Hey! So I just watched this movie "Alpha" on Netflix and I NEED to tell you about it!  Okay, so first things first - heads up that you'll need to read subtitles because they're speaking this super ancient language called Solutrean (I literally had to Google what that was 😅). But don't let that scare you away because this movie is totally worth it! So the story follows this guy Keda, who's basically trying to prove to his dad (who's the tribe chief) that he's not a kid anymore. You know, typical father-son stuff, except they're living 20,000 years ago! The whole tribe's survival depends on hunting, and they go after these MASSIVE bison. Like, why not start with something smaller, right? 😂 Things get real when Keda gets separated from his tribe during a hunt. Everyone thinks he's dead (spoiler: he's not!), and this is where it gets interesting - he meets this wolf! At first, they're enemies (...

Does Netflix’s Falling for Christmas Rekindle the Holiday Magic? A Movie Review

Image courtesy of www.twinsider.com   Christmas movies are a little like decors—some sparkle and leave you in awe, while others are charming but don’t stand out. Netflix’s Falling for Christmas falls somewhere in the middle, offering a mix of nostalgia, warmth, and holiday predictability. Starring Lindsay Lohan, the movie tells the story of Sierra Belmont, a pampered hotel billionaire heiress whose life changes after a skiing accident leaves her with amnesia. She’s taken in by Jake Russell, a struggling inn owner, and through their time together, she discovers the value of humility, love, and the true spirit of the holidays. It’s a plot we’ve seen before—familiar, comforting, and perfect for a lazy December evening. The Sweet Spots First and foremost, let’s talk about Lindsay Lohan. It’s hard to watch Falling for Christmas without feeling a sense of nostalgia. For those of us who grew up watching her in Mean Girle, this film feels like reconnecting with an old friend. Her port...