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⭐ 5.0/10 (Originally written by tbergen) Bad Scottish accents, John Smith and Mad Eye Moody. The Irish character who is played by a Scottish fellow who is attempting to have an Irish accent which comes out English, is the best character. There is nothing quite like a battle scene consisting primarily of both sides running across a large open field toward each other. We know they’re prepared for battle, but will they ever get there? Almost three hours of nacho related material.

⭐ 9.0/10 (Originally written by tbergen) Good quality YA action packed and full of mystery featuring a cute love story. There are about 7 more books in this series and she keeps writing more. Although there were some unsolved mysteries, I just can’t commit to the whole series. The storyline was reasonably in-depth but it’s clearly written as an intro novel and I’m sure there is much more action to come!

⭐ 10.0/10 (Originally written by tbergen) Second time visiting the cinema for this one. Still can’t find the words. I laughed. I cried. I dreamt of a life where women have equal rights and use those beautiful rights to wear dresses all day, every day. I also imagined/remembered the life I once thought I would lead as a writer.

⭐ 10.0/10 (Originally written by tbergen) So, this was not the first time I've watched this movie. I like to watch it every once in a while to help get a good cry in. The only way to deal with sadness is to watch a sad movie. Obviously. As someone who experiences emotions in extremes, this movie is a big deal. However, I can't seem to figure out who is in control in my brain. Is it joy? Sadness? Fear? I'd say they’re all front runners! You may think I'm being too generous with my 10 star rating. Too bad. Pixar done good! Also, who knew good ole nostalgia could ruin major life events with such callous and ease?