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Let’s talk about Deadpool and Wolverine . For those who aren’t familiar, Deadpool began as part of the Fox Marvel universe, and with Disney’s acquisition of Fox, this marks Deadpool’s official entry into the MCU. Starring Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, a role he’s been passionate about for years, this film brings back Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, and believe me, it feels like a cinematic homecoming. First, I have to give credit where it’s due. Ryan Reynolds is Deadpool. The character has become his magnum opus, and his dedication to bringing the Merc with a Mouth to life is undeniable. Even though I’ve never been the biggest fan of Deadpool’s comic book humor or Reynolds’ comedic style—his National Lampoon days didn’t quite hit for me—I can’t deny that he’s crafted something special here. While I enjoyed the first Deadpool , I found the second one lacking. But this one, pairing him with Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, immediately got me excited. Now, let’s talk about Wolverine for a minute. Hu...

If you’re in the mood for a romantic comedy, 'Always a Bridesmaid' (2019) might be the perfect film to check out. Currently streaming on Tubi, this charming movie was directed by Trey Haley and written by Yvette Nicole Brown, who also stars as the pastor. The film’s lead, Javicia Leslie, delivers a standout performance as Karina James, an editor and the daughter of a publishing mogul who’s always the bridesmaid but never the bride. The story kicks off as Karina finds herself in her 13th wedding, not as a bride, but once again as a bridesmaid. She’s unsure if love and marriage are for her, a theme that echoes throughout the film. For fans of movies like '27 Dresses', this film might feel familiar. However, there’s a notable difference in the character’s journey. While Katherine Heigl’s character is chasing the idea of love, Karina is more reserved, unsure if she even wants love in her life. It’s only after some encouragement from her friends and pastor that she begins to...