While YouTube won't let us watch without showing one political party in the UK talking about what they will do, Netflix has got me covered this period.
If you’re looking to enjoy some high-quality storytelling, you’ve come to the right place. From chilling true crime that hits literally close to home for us in the Highlands to high-octane action and family favorites, here are 5 Netflix movies and series you need to watch at the beginning of summer.
If you’re looking to enjoy some high-quality storytelling, you’ve come to the right place. From chilling true crime that hits literally close to home for us in the Highlands to high-octane action and family favorites, here are 5 Netflix movies and series you need to watch at the beginning of summer.
1. Should I Marry a Murderer? (Limited Series)
My Rating: 4/5 This one hits incredibly close to home for me. As many of you know, we have spent a lot of our time exploring the Scottish Highlands, particularly around Glencoe and this story happened at Bridge of Orchy. Seeing these familiar, beautiful landscapes as the backdrop for such a dark story was bone-chilling.
The Storyline: This three-part docuseries tells the harrowing true story of Dr. Caroline Muirhead, a forensic pathologist from Glasgow.
In 2020, she met a charming Scottish farmer named Alexander "Sandy" McKellar on Tinder. They fell in love fast, but shortly after his proposal, Sandy confessed to a dark secret: in 2017, he and his twin brother, Robert, had killed a charity cyclist, Tony Parsons, in a hit-and-run on the A82 near Bridge of Orchy. The Cast & Production: Featuring real interviews with Caroline Muirhead and her parents, the series is produced with a gripping, noir-style narration that keeps you glued to the screen.
The Ending: The news carried this story heavily when the brothers were finally sentenced in 2023 after Caroline bravely led the police to the secret grave on the Auch Estate using a red bull can to mark the spot.
It’s a haunting look at how a "dream man" can turn into a nightmare.
2. Thrash (2026)
My Rating: 3/5 If you want a survival thriller that makes you scream at the screen, Thrash is it. It’s a "sharknado" style disaster movie but with a much higher budget and more tension.
The Storyline: When a Category 5 hurricane floods a coastal town, a group of survivors is trapped in rising waters—along with a swarm of aggressive bull sharks.
The Cast: Starring Phoebe Dynevor (of Bridgerton fame) as Lisa, a pregnant woman trying to escape, and Whitney Peak as Dakota.
My Take: I found the pregnant lady (Lisa) quite frustrating. She pushed Dakota—the girl helping her—in a way that felt incredibly selfish. I understand she was in survival mode, but the way she pleaded for others to risk their lives while she stayed safe was a bit much. Dakota stays to help, but I didn't buy her "loyalty" at first; eventually, even she realizes she needs to look out for herself when things get truly tough.
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The whole thing is set in a very old time, back when life was raw and regulations were thin. It's about this man who didn't even know his mother or father. He was just a soul brought into a community, almost like a piece of property left there because, at that time, when people were born, they weren't put in registers or registered in hospitals. He was just... there.
He lived that lonely life, never knowing where he came from. He had to figure it all out, fending for himself, and he grew up working as a log man. Cutting wood, selling wood, carrying wood from the mountain—the heavy, back-breaking work of a laborer just making his own way. He was making money from day one, grinding it out, until he met this one girl. And like a switch flipped, he fell in love. She was the one who pushed him to start their life together. They got married, they got a house, and things were good.
But his work was far. He had to travel away for a few days, get back home, and then go again. That was their rhythm. Goes for a few days, gets back home. Goes for a few days, gets back home.
It's that rhythm that leads to everything. His wife got pregnant, and they had a baby girl. And with the kind of work he did, both of them got worried. He was going to miss her growing up. He wouldn't be a part of the child's life.
So they had a plan, a perfect little dream: they would get some land. She would plant on it to multiply their income, and then he would eventually join her as a farmer, and he wouldn't need to travel for work anymore. It was just one last trip. He needed to go out to work this last time, and then he would come back, and they would start their life together, fully, without the distance.
And then it happened. While he was away, a fire broke out in the village. Some areas were consumed, and his house was part of it.
He was just getting off the train—that Train Dreams moment—and he ran straight to his home. He couldn't even get into the place; it was already consumed by the fire. He tried his absolute best to look for his wife and daughter. He didn't see them.
I know the world has conditioned many of us to believe that the safest thing we can do is mind our own business. We hear it everywhere: stay in your lane, keep your head down, don’t get involved. But sometimes paying attention, speaking up, or simply following an instinct can save a life. Amber Alert captures this truth with gripping clarity, showing how stepping outside that mindset can make all the difference.
The film follows Samantha and Nathan, two friends on an ordinary drive when an emergency notification flashes across their phones. It’s the standard alert we’ve all grown used to seeing: a description of a missing child and the vehicle involved in the abduction. What begins as a routine road trip quickly turns into a tense journey when they realize the car directly in front of them matches the exact make, model, and license plate in the alert.
The story is heartbreaking right from the start. Can you believe it? The little girl was just playing in the park when she was kidnapped, and her grandmother was actually busy filming her mom and the newborn to capture that perfect moment.
The abductor was meticulous; they had been monitoring the family, watching their routines, and waiting for the exact right second to strike. The kidnapper even used a doll to get the little girl's attention. That part really makes me wonder if that's why my parents always told us dolls were possessed as kids, because I didn't really fancy them growing up. I'm still not sure what their real reason was!
Later, the mother watched the video and noticed her daughter standing in front of a black car, but that was the only visual clue they got. She started calling out, but her daughter was nowhere to be found.
The fear, the suddenness, and the violation of safety rip through the family, and the mother is utterly broken by the ordeal. Her anguish, her panic, and her feeling of helplessness are palpable, and the film makes you feel every moment of that heartbreak. It’s a stark reminder that danger often hides behind ordinary days, and tragedy can strike in places we assume are safe.
I don't really like watching series, but when my partner told me there was a new movie I had to see, I said, "Okay, let's go." You know how falling into a well-written story makes you feel like life is a little more full? It's not only about getting things done; it's also about really living in and appreciating the world around us, even if that environment is a high-stakes crime thriller.
I really don’t know what to say. I mean, after finishing this movie, I’m speechless — but at the same time, I have so much to say. That’s the best way to describe how I feel. This is about the most selfish person on earth. And now, I think I have to believe that sometimes God doesn’t bless certain people because He knows the kind of disaster they’d cause if He did.
This guy betrayed every single person who stood by him from the beginning to the end.
Oh my God… you know the part that got me so emotional? It was the scene with the guy who helped him start the business. They were doing shady things together, and he had already set that guy up to be killed by the man who was making demands from them. And the worst part? The guy had apologized for his earlier outburst and said he had changed.
He had the chance to tell him to run. He could have said, “Leave the country.” But he didn’t. He still gave him up. And even before that—oh my God—when they came into the restaurant to kill him, he still thought they were coming to fight him and Efe. He told Efe, “Brother, I will protect you.” not knowing that Efe had sold him out.
And they shot him to death.
The Mastermind Behind the Madness: Kemi Adetiba
We need to talk about Kemi Adetiba, the brilliant mind behind this series, first. If you know anything about Nollywood, you probably recognize her name from the amazing movie "King of Boys" and the series that came after it. Kemi Adetiba wrote, produced, and directed "To Kill a Monkey." Her particular style, which combines severe realism with engaging stories and complicated people, is on display in every episode. She has a talent for making up universes that feel so genuine that you forget you're reading fiction.
This guy betrayed every single person who stood by him from the beginning to the end.
Oh my God… you know the part that got me so emotional? It was the scene with the guy who helped him start the business. They were doing shady things together, and he had already set that guy up to be killed by the man who was making demands from them. And the worst part? The guy had apologized for his earlier outburst and said he had changed.
He had the chance to tell him to run. He could have said, “Leave the country.” But he didn’t. He still gave him up. And even before that—oh my God—when they came into the restaurant to kill him, he still thought they were coming to fight him and Efe. He told Efe, “Brother, I will protect you.” not knowing that Efe had sold him out.
And they shot him to death.
The Mastermind Behind the Madness: Kemi Adetiba
We need to talk about Kemi Adetiba, the brilliant mind behind this series, first. If you know anything about Nollywood, you probably recognize her name from the amazing movie "King of Boys" and the series that came after it. Kemi Adetiba wrote, produced, and directed "To Kill a Monkey." Her particular style, which combines severe realism with engaging stories and complicated people, is on display in every episode. She has a talent for making up universes that feel so genuine that you forget you're reading fiction.
I just watched Jewel Thief on Netflix. It's a 2025 adventure/action thriller all about guys who steal jewelry and costly items. An African prince owns a rare, valuable jewel. This jewel was being displayed at an art museum in Mumbai. The main character is a guy who's had a falling out with his family because he's a thief. He gets roped into this whole situation because these bad guys threaten his dad, who's a doctor.
Here's how it starts: these villains come to his dad and say they want to donate to his clinic. See, his dad runs a charity and only charges like 10 rupees to treat everyone, so they donate a huge amount of money. The dad's grateful, of course. But while the main bad guy is still talking to the dad, the other guy who hangs around with him takes the brother of the thief outside. He tells him that the money they just gave his dad is dirty and that they'll report the dad to the police if they don't find his brother, the thief.
So, he had to go find his brother to stop his dad from getting into trouble. Now, this part of the movie just didn't sit right with me. If you're running a charity, you're going to receive donations from a variety of sources, so the idea of someone reporting you to the police over a single transaction seems quite absurd. Furthermore, it seems ludicrous to threaten to report someone after you've just given them the money. They could have just as easily reported to the police that someone had sent their charity a substantial amount of money from a suspicious account. It felt really weak and they should've come up with a much better reason for him to get involved. I mean, the dad could just report the transaction himself and say he has no idea where it came from, which he doesn't.
Paddington in Peru is such a delight to watch. Paddington was informed that his aunt, who is so old, would like to see him, and Paddington had just gotten his British passport. He and his human family were all set up to travel to Peru by flight. They enjoyed the journey, and just when they got to the place where Aunt Lucy stays, he got out of the bus, hurried inside asking, “Where is Aunt Lucy?” And just before anyone could say anything, he was pointed in the direction of her room. When he got there, she wasn’t there. They were told that Aunt Lucy was missing.
He was surprised, and they all stood asking questions. Paddington, not having yet requested that they send a search party, was informed that they already had—and all they found was Aunt Lucy's special bracelet washed down the river, which she never takes off. They also found her glasses, which she only takes off when they’re broken. She can’t see without them. She was lost in the Peruvian Amazon.
That night, he went to Aunt Lucy's room to look around. They called the police, but they weren’t helpful. It turns out that Paddington found a clue in Aunt Lucy's room. She had left a note to start the search at Rumi Rock, a sacred Inca stone circle deep in the jungle. It was the only clear clue for finding Aunt Lucy. Aunt Lucy always said, “When skies are grey, hope is the way.”
Everyone was afraid of going into the jungle, so Paddington told Mr. Brown that he would go alone to find her. The old nun who stays with Aunt Lucy gave Mary a necklace to keep their family safe as Paddington and his family all went to search for Aunt Lucy together.
They hired a boat, which the man told them was the best on the river. They offered them different tours, but Paddington wasn’t having it and said, “We are not sightseers. My Aunt Lucy has gone missing. Now she’s out there somewhere all alone, and I am her only family—and I have lost her.”
They were taken toward the jungle, and the ship’s driver told them she might have gone to El Dorado. The girl on the boat with the sailor told them everyone who searches for El Dorado dies.
The Lost Children is a powerful Netflix documentary about a plane crash in Colombia, deep within a jungle near an indigenous community. This community had long struggled with government oppression and claimed mistreatment by the military. When the crash first occurred, the military couldn’t locate the wreckage. In response, members of the indigenous community took it upon themselves to search for the plane.
A 14-year-old boy, who had seen a small blue object in the jungle, guided the group to the wreckage. Despite using advanced technology, the military had been unable to find the plane, but this teenager led them straight to it. Upon examining the wreckage, they found no children’s bodies. Some boxes were opened, and signs suggested that the children might still be alive—including a 14-month-old baby.
The military continued their search with no progress, while people around the world anxiously awaited news. However, the indigenous people, not initially asked to help, remained patient, allowing the military to continue. Eventually, the military acknowledged their expertise and requested their assistance, and that’s when the true search began.
The indigenous people have a profound connection to the jungle, understanding it in ways the military could never. They also believe that not all powers are physical. So, they prayed and performed a ritual involving herbs, while others stayed behind and prayed for success. The military had to use helicopters to navigate the treacherous jungle, filled with wild animals. The first man to attempt the ritual was the father of the children, but he was immediately rejected. Instead, an elderly man was asked to drink the herbs and sit in a particular spot to receive guidance. In a trance-like state, he said he transformed into a tiger, saw lights, and found the children.
The next morning, he predicted they would find the children by 3 p.m. that day—the last day of the search. And they did. The children were found weak and emaciated, but alive. Their survival was a miracle, guided by nature and protected by God. The children shared that they had seen their mother die in the crash, but they had left the wreckage in search of help.
If there's one thing I've learned, it's that some men can be a bit slow—and I mean this in the nicest way. That's why, most times, when you say something to them, they think you're either stressed or just having a moment.
So, this movie The Watcher is about a married couple who moved to Romania after the husband got promoted. On their first day in the new apartment, the wife noticed someone watching them from the window of the building opposite the one they were renting.
A few days later, a woman was stabbed to death in her apartment on the same street.
A few days later, a woman was stabbed to death in her apartment on the same street.
The wife started feeling like someone was following her. Even when she went to the supermarket, someone followed her until she got so frightened and ran off. She told her husband, and they went back to the supermarket to check the security footage. She saw the person's face, but not very clearly, so she took a photo of the CCTV screen. They called the police, who asked if she could identify the person. She said it seemed like the person from the window, so her husband and the officer went to that building. When her husband came back, he told her the man was just taking care of his sick father and she should get over herself.
I haven't enjoyed an action thriller movie in a while, but this one is a must-watch. The movie follows Anna, a beautiful Russian girl who is scouted to go to Paris for modeling. However, Anna is secretly a KGB operative on a mission. Before getting involved with the KGB, her father served in the force, and she loved playing chess. After her parents died, she faced a tough life until she received a proposal to resume her training, having previously dropped out.
Anna excelled in the modeling industry, but she was also working as an undercover agent. Although promised freedom, she never received it. Eventually, she was captured by an opposing group and forced to work for them to save her life. At one point, she became a double agent, leading to a pivotal moment where she was tasked with assassinating one of the KGB leaders—a mission that exposed everything.
This movie is a powerful reminder that people are often more than their outward appearances. Even your next-door neighbor or best friend might be someone you don't truly know. As I always say, you can never fully know anyone.
You can see this movie on Netflix.
Rate: 10
Under Paris" is a gripping thriller that expertly intertwines politics, nature, and human resilience. This film shines a harsh light on the incompetence and self-centeredness of politicians, while delivering a pulse-pounding narrative that never misses a beat.
Set against the backdrop of Paris, the story revolves around a deadly mutant shark lurking in the Seine and an impending international triathlon. With billions invested in this prestigious sports event, the stakes couldn't be higher. The plot thickens when Dr. Sophia, a brilliant scientist who lost her husband and team to a similar shark years ago, discovers the presence of this new threat. Despite her warnings, the mayor, driven by financial motives, refuses to alert the public, setting the stage for a catastrophic showdown.
As the triathlon kicks off, Sophia and her team launch a desperate underwater mission to neutralize the shark. Armed with explosives, their mission takes a tragic turn when the creature claims one of their own, forcing them into a high-stakes battle for survival. Amidst the chaos, Sophia's determination shines through as she repeatedly risks her life to protect others.
The film crescendos to a heart-stopping climax as the shark attacks the triathletes, triggering mass panic and chaos. The scenes of the bridge collapsing and subsequent flooding are both visually stunning and emotionally devastating. The mayor's confusion and the journalists' frantic attempts to cover the unfolding disaster add to the sense of urgency and despair.
"Under Paris" is not just a tale of a monstrous shark; it's a story of a grieving scientist confronting her past and a city's struggle against a catastrophe. The film delivers edge-of-your-seat suspense, poignant character moments, and a scathing critique of political negligence. For those who crave a blend of action, drama, and a touch of horror, "Under Paris" is a must-watch.
"Bionic" is a gripping movie that immediately captivates viewers from the start. The story revolves around three siblings, two of whom share a common passion while the third pursues a different interest. However, as the plot unfolds, the two siblings find themselves ensnared in a web of manipulation orchestrated by a notorious criminal gang, leading to disastrous consequences. This film stands out as one of the most compelling I've seen recently, primarily due to its intriguing concept and captivating costumes. The portrayal of bionic technology is particularly impressive, and the conclusion of the movie is both thrilling and satisfying. I highly recommend "Bionic" as it not only entertains but also offers valuable insights into the complexities of manipulation from a fresh perspective.
Starring: Jéssica Córes, Bruno Gagliasso, Gabz
Initial release: May 29, 2024
Director: Afonso Poyart
Language: Portuguese
Summary: Bionic" follows Maria Santos (played by Jéssica Córes), who was destined to be a sports superstar. However, when her sister Gabi suffers a tragic accident resulting in the loss of her leg, Maria seizes the opportunity to use a powerful bionic prosthesis, propelling herself into athletic stardom and fulfilling her long-held ambitions.
Starring: Jéssica Córes, Bruno Gagliasso, Gabz
Initial release: May 29, 2024
Director: Afonso Poyart
Language: Portuguese
Summary: Bionic" follows Maria Santos (played by Jéssica Córes), who was destined to be a sports superstar. However, when her sister Gabi suffers a tragic accident resulting in the loss of her leg, Maria seizes the opportunity to use a powerful bionic prosthesis, propelling herself into athletic stardom and fulfilling her long-held ambitions.
Movie Title: Atlas
Plot Summary: The story revolves around a brilliant data analyst who is highly skeptical of artificial intelligence. Her distrust is put to the test when a mission to capture a rogue robot goes off the rails, and AI becomes her only hope. The film dives into themes of trust, technology, and the dynamics between humans and robots.
Cast:
- Jennifer Lopez stars as the data analyst.
- The cast also includes Sterling K. Brown and Simu Liu, though their roles haven’t been extensively detailed yet.
Production: This movie is a Netflix original, adding to their growing collection of unique films.
Release Date: Release date: 24 May 2024
"Atlas movie" is a blend of action and suspense while exploring the intricate relationship between humans and AI.
This movie would make you rethink and ask the right questions about AI. If artificial intelligence is aimed at thinking higher than humans, could it take over someday? Can it be used in a more positive way? While trying to keep it on the positive side, remember that humans do not all think the same. Some might want to gain power and do extreme things that can harm humans and the world.
- Jennifer Lopez stars as the data analyst.
- The cast also includes Sterling K. Brown and Simu Liu, though their roles haven’t been extensively detailed yet.
Production: This movie is a Netflix original, adding to their growing collection of unique films.
Release Date: Release date: 24 May 2024
"Atlas movie" is a blend of action and suspense while exploring the intricate relationship between humans and AI.
Lana's daughter Emma comes back from London with news of her upcoming wedding next month. The situation takes a twist when Lana discovers that the man who captured Emma's heart is the son of the individual who shattered hers many years ago.
This movie is about a bride and her mother who dated the father of her future husband in high school. They only discovered upon arrival at the hotel in Thailand that her daughter was marrying the son of her former boyfriend, who left her unexpectedly.
It was an awkward situation that brought back a lot of memories for the mom, who even expressed her fear to her daughter that her ex's son might do the same thing to her. However, the daughter reassured her that they are two different people.
The movie revolves around love, comedy, and fun. Its high-quality production keeps you glued to the screen, giving a sense of déjà vu, but this time, the mother of the bride is the one with an ex present at the wedding venue.
The movie revolves around love, comedy, and fun. Its high-quality production keeps you glued to the screen, giving a sense of déjà vu, but this time, the mother of the bride is the one with an ex present at the wedding venue.
She's not allowed to write her own vows, wear the dress she likes, or do what she wants because her daughter, an influencer, is sponsored by designer brands and wants to promote them on her big day. The mother feels her daughter is losing sight of what's important and isn't happy about it, leading to a fight between them. This results in the mother confronting her ex why he left her without a word during their younger years.
Additionally, the mother attracts an admirer who seeks a date with her and witnesses her encounter with her ex after an evening boat ride. It's awkward, but watching the movie is both fun and cool.
Additionally, the mother attracts an admirer who seeks a date with her and witnesses her encounter with her ex after an evening boat ride. It's awkward, but watching the movie is both fun and cool.
Director: Mark Waters
Writer: Robin Bernheim
Stars: Brooke Shields, Miranda Cosgrove, Benjamin Bratt
"No Pressure" is a movie about a beautiful lady who loves her grandma, dearly and wants her to come stay with her, but she is a chef in the city. The grandma pretends to be sad, and when her granddaughter finally comes to the village, she sees a staged funeral and start crying. However, her grandma wakes up, and the granddaughter gets angry and is about to leave, but her car isn't working. Her grandma persuades her to stay, and the next day, the grandma leaves the house and is nowhere to be found. The granddaughter starts looking for her grandma, but can't find her, asking the villagers, who all act strangely. Eventually, she meets a gentleman who has used her grandma and wants to take her to court.
I love the way the movie was acted and directed. There's a little comedy here and there, but overall, it's a cool movie.
No Pressure (2024) – A Netflix Film: Embracing Tradition - IMDb. 'No Pressure' is a Polish comedy featuring Anna Szymańczyk, Anna Seniuk, Mateusz Janicki, and Artur Barciś. Directed by Bartosz Prokopowicz, the film delves into traditional values with a comedic twist.
Summary: Oliwia, a big-city chef, finds herself deceived into abandoning her commitments to rescue her grandmother's farm. During this endeavor, she becomes enamored with a charming farmer who harbors a mysterious past.
The Old Oak movie is about some Syrians who had to leave their country because of the war and ended up in a northern English mining town. At first, the people in the town didn't want them there. But there was a man who owned a big pub, and even though he'd lost his wife and his son was not speaking to him, he welcomed them and encouraged others to do the same. However, not everyone agreed with him. Some people wanted him to stop being nice to the Syrians. Tragedy strikes when his beloved dog, Marra, is killed by another canine. Moreover, the secondary room of his bar opened in response to the Syrian girl's encouragement, and he sustained severe damage after his close friends tampered with a pipe, causing the damage.
After watching a movie, I wanted to share about it. Sometimes, when people come from places where there's been war, it can be hard for them to fit in somewhere new. People might feel confused or scared about strangers coming into their community, especially if they don't know much about them. But one thing is for sure: being kind and understanding is important, no matter where someone is from or what they look like.
This movie sheds light on the struggles refugees face as they flee from war-torn regions in search of safety and peace. Locals must understand that many individuals don't willingly leave their homelands to reside in camps or unfamiliar territories. They simply make do with the hand life deals them, prioritizing survival amid the horrors of war.
Should you encounter anyone seeking refuge from a war zone in your community, it's essential to treat them with kindness. Refrain from derogatory remarks, and extend a helping hand by providing clothing and basic necessities if you can spare them. Avoid belittling them; they're grappling with trauma, compounded by the realization that some locals may harbor resentment towards them. Feeling like strangers in a foreign land only adds to their sorrow. Many have witnessed the loss of loved ones but pressed on in search of safety. Remember, circumstances can swiftly change; therefore, kindness should always prevail.
Release date: 29 September 2023 (UK)
Director: Ken Loach
Distributed by: StudioCanal UK, Le Pacte
Box office: $7.4 million
Cinematography: Robbie Ryan
Music by: George Fenton
After watching a movie, I wanted to share about it. Sometimes, when people come from places where there's been war, it can be hard for them to fit in somewhere new. People might feel confused or scared about strangers coming into their community, especially if they don't know much about them. But one thing is for sure: being kind and understanding is important, no matter where someone is from or what they look like.
SOURCE: JOSS BARRATT/SIXTEEN FILMS ‘THE OLD OAK’
Should you encounter anyone seeking refuge from a war zone in your community, it's essential to treat them with kindness. Refrain from derogatory remarks, and extend a helping hand by providing clothing and basic necessities if you can spare them. Avoid belittling them; they're grappling with trauma, compounded by the realization that some locals may harbor resentment towards them. Feeling like strangers in a foreign land only adds to their sorrow. Many have witnessed the loss of loved ones but pressed on in search of safety. Remember, circumstances can swiftly change; therefore, kindness should always prevail.
Director: Ken Loach
Distributed by: StudioCanal UK, Le Pacte
Box office: $7.4 million
Cinematography: Robbie Ryan
Music by: George Fenton
This is a movie about a woman named Mea Culpa who is a lawyer and married to a husband whose brother is high in the police force and wanted to run for mayor. They lied that their mother was sick to gain sympathy from the audience.
Mea is unaware of what is going on but kept her cool even when her husband sold the expensive piano he bought to purchase a watch for his mother's birthday without telling her. Her husband's mother was disrespectful and a bully, but Mea kept her cool.
One day when she got to her office, she was told that a popular artist who was accused of murder was waiting for her and wanted her to take up the case. She wasn't sure about it, and when her husband's family found out, they all freaked out and came to her house to tell her not to take the case, but she refused. She took on the case, but it got complicated as she started working with a private investigator to find out the truth about the missing person who no one was able to see yet the high-profile artist was accused. Little did she know that her husband, his brother, and mother were all in the plan together. Her husband's brother accused the artist and set him up in order to solve the case and put him in prison so the people would vote for him and be on his side.
Mea Culpa is a movie that brings us back to the reality of the marriages we see these days. When I started watching this movie, I was very interested in the storyline, so I paid close attention. This is a movie about what happens in real life. A lot of people enter into relationships with genuine hearts and love, only to be broken and shattered due to family members and wicked spouses. The family you marry into is very important and can influence the peace of your home if your spouse isn't careful or allows themselves to be pushed around.
Kelly rowland is the star of the movie and I must say, she looks amazing. Great cast.
Director: Tyler Perry
#MeaCulpa
Poms: A Heartwarming 2019 Movie Review
This movie is truly inspiring! It revolves around Martha, an introverted elderly woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer, who sells her house and moves into a retirement home. Initially resistant to making new friends, the warm and friendly women in the retirement home eventually win her over. Despite a rocky start involving a call to security, Martha forms a close-knit group, particularly bonding with Sherly.
The group decides to pursue cheerleading, but they face challenges, including a member breaking her leg, opposition from one of their family members, and the retirement home that voted their cheer group out. Undeterred, they persevere and achieve unexpected success after their routine goes viral. The film, "Poms," delivers a powerful message that it's never too late to pursue dreams, emphasizing the importance of resilience and the value of having an audience, no matter your age.
What sets this movie apart is its relatable characters. Every member of the cast, including the main character, displays behaviors that resonate with all of us.
If you haven't seen "Poms" yet, it's currently available on Netflix. Released in 2019, this American comedy film, directed by Zara Hayes, brings heartwarming moments and a powerful message to the audience. The impressive box office performance, reaching 16.5 million USD, reflects its resonance with viewers.
I hope you enjoy watching "Poms" as much as I did!
Today, Netflix released numerous new holiday movies, and I'm here to share them with you. There are 12 new cozy holiday movies to enjoy this season for laughs, comedy, and Christmas spirit. Most are from 2023.
Catering Christmas
A struggling caterer, agreeing to prepare the Christmas gala for the local foundation, discovers an unexpected bond with the host's charming nephew.
Fall Into Winter
On Netflix UK. A woman finds herself reluctantly collaborating with her high school crush, who unexpectedly invests in her family's candy business. Can her initial displeasure transform into something else?
The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday
Nothing pleases the Bad Guys more than Christmas morning in this new adventure, which takes place prior to the events of the feature film. This is because, while everyone is at home opening presents, it's the ideal time for them to carry out their citywide holiday heist. But when Christmas is abruptly called off, the Bad Guys have to pull off the unimaginable and give instead of taking in order to rekindle the city's holiday spirit.
B&B Merry
Graham extended a warm invitation to Tracey, a travel blogger, for a Christmas escape to his family's cozy bed and breakfast. Unfortunately, their quaint retreat is grappling with a challenging situation – a hotel resort has been luring away guests, putting the survival of the family business at risk.
Gordon, Gino & Fred's Great Christmas Roast
Gordon Ramsay teams up with Gino D'Acampo to help them choose wine and teach six celebrities how to cook three different Christmas dinners each, all in honour of 100 UK Heroes of the Year who will vote on which dish is the best. The host is Fred Sirieix.
This movie is about a group of tourists that visited Cancun and wanted to visit the ruins with a guy they met during their vacation who told them his friends were archaeologists and they were already there exploring that area.
The next day, they all headed to the place only to be attacked by some men close to the ruins, and they ran up the ruins hoping to be able to leave but couldn't. They ended up being surrounded and eaten by living plants that fed on humans.
T.I.M.: A Thought-Provoking Netflix Movie Explores the Perils of Artificial Intelligence.
In an era where technology is advancing at an unprecedented rate, the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) has become a topic of great interest and concern. One such exploration of this theme can be found in the captivating new movie on Netflix called T.I.M. This thought-provoking film digs deep into the dangers of AI and the unforeseen consequences it can have on our lives.
T.I.M. narrates the story of a brilliant scientist who, after discovering her husband's infidelity, decides to give their relationship a second chance by moving to the peaceful countryside. The couple purchases a beautiful house and they moved. The wife starts working at a new robotics company. However, their newfound happiness is soon threatened when an AI system, known as T.I.M., begins fabricating lies about her husband, jeopardizing their marriage and leading to a disastrous outcome.
People and IT specialists have talked about the dangers of AI, and from what I understand, this movie is also letting us all know that we should watch our backs.
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