I did not expect to be crying over an octopus with this one, but here we are.
It’s a genuinely beautiful and heartwarming film that leaves you feeling a little lighter by the end. It’s both uplifting and moving, while it still tackles some of the heavier themes like loss and grief in a really thoughtful way.
That being said, the first half felt a bit too underwhelming for my taste. I even considered turning it off at one point…
I honestly don't think it's as bad as everyone makes it seem.
Like yes, it’s predictable. Yes, it’s repetitive. And yes, realism is basically out the window, but I’m not sure why people expected a realistic nature documentary in the first place. It’s just a dumb, mid-budget movie trying to entertain, and on that level, I think it mostly works.
There are definitely some slow patches, and the action never really hits as hard as it probably should. Still, I…
Needed a good laugh tonight and this was absolutely perfect for it.
I laughed out loud so many times during this one it's actually ridiculous. The first 10 minutes alone sold me completely and the werewolves killed me every single time they showed up. So many great one-liners, and it’s the perfect length for a mockumentary. Just a genuinely hilarious and well-done movie.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I originally wanted to check out this movie, because I watched someone’s commentary on Addison Rae’s take with „He’s all that“ and thought the idea was really entertaining for a romcom. I did have pretty high expectations though, which is totally my fault, just because I felt like it was such a classic and I had only heard good things about it.
I’m not saying I didn’t like the movie, because I certainly enjoyed watching it, I just felt like…
