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CODA

Wow, this movie was quite moving! I don't really watch the Oscars but I've heard of this movie and didn't even try to check out the trailer on YouTube or IMDB cuz the movie title didn't quite piqued my curiosity.

If not for Eugenio Derbez, I wouldn't have checked his other films because I watched "The Valet" with my cousins and my mom lately. I've always liked Samara Weaving and Eugenio was so funny alongside Anna Faris in the movie "Overboard" which is a remake of an older film. So when I learned that he was in CODA, I told my cousins about it cuz they like him a lot already but the main actors and the plot were brilliant.

Speaking of Eugenio, well, we only know him as Antonio in "The Valet" because he was a delightfully funny character in that film being the lead actor. Also, I've just realized that he was in the live action "Dora & The Lost City Of Gold" movie, hehe... I watched it with my mom and we both loved it!

CODA deserves a lot of love and recognitions! I just love all the characters, the plot, the songs they used, everything! ❤️❤️❤️

REDEEMING LOVE

 I've seen this movie a few times with my mom together with my cousins last February. It's based on a best-selling novel by Francine Rivers. By the way, I turned 36 last February and it was my dad's and my sister's birth month, too.

At first, I thought it was gonna be another cheesy romantic movie like some of the ones I've seen in the past but as soon as we started watching it, I was so moved. And we were hooked from the beginning to end. I even convinced the rest of my cousins who haven't seen it yet  to watch the movie because I was certain that they would fall for it and they did. WE ALL LOVED IT!

As a former sex worker, the film was so relatable that I pray to God that one day I could find a man who would truly love me beyond measure. A man who would treat me like I was really meant for him and dedicate his whole life for me, without any doubt, any judgement and without a limit.

I was engaged twice in my early 20s. I've had some short-term relationships with foreign men but I kept failing. I kept having the same fate over and over again. My exes cheated on me and I was left brokenhearted, feeling hopeless and learning to live with it. Sex working was never in my bucket list but it was like my last resort in the hopes of finding that one, true love --- just like this movie.💗💗💗

A LIST OF GOOD MOVIES I'VE SEEN FROM JANUARY TO PRESENT

 

Movie marathon...

This movie was quite fun but at the same time, it was just sad. It made me wonder if that would have happened in real life, people are gonna be really torn between deciding whether to take the "Exit" pill or die inhaling the toxic gas from the apocalyptic storm.

 

This movie literally brought the 90s kid in me. It was totally delightful and heartwarming. Loved it!

I've been anticipating to see this movie since last year. I think Netflix eventually bought the rights to stream it on their channel. It was completely magical and just made me wish I could see snow one day.

This movie literally made me cry despite being hilarious and fun. RIP to Kelly Preston. This was his her last and most recent movie. I just love this movie so much. It made me wish I could just travel around. I've always dreamed of traveling around Europe especially Italy, Spain, United Kingdom and the rest of Europe.

This movie kinda reminds me of the movie THE WOODS, with all the 60s theme, soundtracks and settings. I totally loved it! I've always loved Anya Taylor Joy.

I am not a huge MARVEL fanatic but this movie was totally enjoyable from start to finish --- I actually loved it!