As Michael started, I found myself guessing I knew no more than approximately 20% about the King of Pop.
By the end, I would bump that up to roughly 25-30%.
As Michael started, I found myself guessing I knew no more than approximately 20% about the King of Pop.
By the end, I would bump that up to roughly 25-30%.
At some point, Netflix has really cornered the market on rom coms (more quantity-wise, not entirely quality-wise).
With an infinite amount in their library, a fair amount of these Netflix original rom-coms also have to do with exotic travel (the most recent one I remember seeing was People We Meet on Vacation). Looking back, the last of this type I remember seeing in the theater (not including last year’s regrettable A Big Bold Beautiful Journey) was 2018’s Crazy Rich Asians. Sufficite to say, these varieties of rom com getaways are rare in the theater setting, which is why I was surprised to hear about You, Me, & Tuscany, a film coated with everything those predictable Netflix movies are known for,…but is that a bad thing?
“From the simplicity of sidescrolling and jumping to race karts and nearly every imaginable sport to galaxies and odysseys, Mario knows no bounds.”
This I said back in my review of the first film in 2023, and it still rings true today. One could say that the first film was a setup for this second film to be the payoff (T2: Judgment Day, The Dark Knight, etc.), but only in following the same formula as before: more fan service, less story structure.