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Tuesday, 6 May 2025

Talkie Tuesday: Moana 2

"Together still, just a little different."

Hello everyone!

Welcome to a different movie choice for tonight's blog, and when I say different, I mean I haven't watched something GOOD by Disney, animated that is, for a long while.

I actually think that Moana back in 2016 might have been the last good thing, but I digress.

I'd been wanting to see the sequel to that specific movie since FOREVER, but truth be told I just don't have the time nor energy to go into cinemas and watch movies there.

It's just so much more comfortable to do it in your own home.

Which is why, once it hit Disney+, it was really only a matter of time when I was going to have a peek.

This past weekend, after having an extended period off from work due to holidays, I finally got round to it, and honestly ... I have mixed feelings. I'll explain as we go along.

But first, grab your boat snack and boat snack upgrade, and make sure you've got your vocal chords all warmed up, because we're sailing beyond the horizon in Moana 2.

Talkie Tuesday: You Had Me at Aloha

"You have to learn how to be a team player."

Hello everyone!

Since I'm usually not as on time with my reviews in comparison with when, specifically, certain movies and books release, this should be a pleasant surprise for just about everyone.

See, I'm good about it with some of them, but for the most part usually join the bandwagon only AFTER everything's already over, but there ARE instances in which I actually pay attention, and this was one of them over the weekend.

Hallmark is implementing some changes to the way it does things and to some of its roster, but luckily they also know which actors really draw in the crowd.

And when you have a tried-and-true formula, you got to stick to it.

Besides, everyone and their mother wants to see some foreign parts nowadays with the pandemic, so stopping in beautiful Hawaii sounds like a good idea to me!

You Had Me at Aloha is definitely worth a watch for that alone.