The Girl In The Attic Movie Review

Hello, and welcome to another movie review. This was not a movie I had planned to watch; it was just because I couldn't find other parts of it on TikTok, so I hope you enjoy the summary and the review.

Billy moved back in with his mum after she was in a car accident. She is in a wheelchair and has limited mobility. She gave Billy some money to fix up the attic into a gym. He ends up kidnapping Kelsy when she is out on a run. She had lost her mum and wanted to raise money to make her proud, so she was going to do a half-marathon. He kept Kelsy in the attic for over a year. One day, his mum crawls up there and tells Kelsy to leave. Kelsy manages to convince his mum that she was abducted, and she leaves for her phone that she dropped on the stairs. Billy heard everything. He flushes his mum's arthritis pills away and hides the rest. Kelsy has to do all the chores around the house because Billy thinks she is his wife. Kelsy and the mum work together to try to escape. Kelsy finds her mum's pills and manages to get them to her. When Kelsy and Billy are moving the mum, she scratches Billy. Kelsy then has to give the mum a manicure. Billy doesn't let her finish. He wants to be satisfied and takes Kelsy upstairs, leaving the mum in the living room. The mum pours nail polish remover on a rug, strikes a match, and drops it on the rug at exactly 5pm. The neighbour that the mum is friends with goes out for a walk every day at 5pm, rain or shine. She has hearing aids and hears the fire alarms going off from down the block. They arrest Billy, who tried to escape out the window, and rescue the two women. This movie is much like another abduction movie I have seen before.

 I only watched it because I saw a clip on TikTok on one of those pages that never has a part 2 (if you are one of these people, please be better). I needed to know what happened. I am glad they both got out. I will say trigger warning, there is rape in this movie, so please, if you watch it, be aware. It wasn't a bad movie, I just think a lot of things could have been summed up more, since the movie was 84 mins, it could have contained more of the daily life both women had to endure. There were a lot of cuts to black screens, given how long it has been since Kelsy went missing. A few clips of her dad looking upset or lost would have added a little more flavor. Overall, I think it's a 5/10. It was good, and I enjoyed it, but I would not watch it again.

Thank you so much for reading, and if you watch this, I really hope you enjoy it. 

Besties Across the World - The Power of Twitch

Hello and welcome to another post by me, Lilly. Today, I would like to talk about an online platform that could help you if you are feeling alone.

 It's crazy to think that I have met some of the best people in my life on Twitch; basically, my whole friend group is people I have met on Twitch. A lot of them are from England or pretty close, such as Ireland and Scotland. The group I have all have similar intrests but when someone finds something new, they share it with the group. It's a great community we have created over a three-year span, but seriously, these people are some of the best I have ever met in my life, and I am glad something like Twitch exists where people all across the world have the opportunity to chat and hang out without it being in person.  I actually came across Rambo because of my sister raiding into her, and I am so glad to call Rambo my bestie. This woman is outgoing, has similar goals in life to me, and she will message me every day. Twitch really has changed my life for the better, and you don't need to be streaming to make great friends from the platform. Just make a profile, search for a game you are interested in, and find someone who doesn't have that many viewers. I feel like a lot of people make the mistake of going into the bigger streamers' streams, but a lot of messages in the bigger streamers' chats will get missed. I recommend that you find someone who has single to double-digit viewers, as you may have better luck making a connection with the streamer and their viewers. Just remember, you are never alone. There is always someone out there willing to listen you just have to find them.

A little warning, if you are brand new at twitch there is such a thing as Twitch etiquette. Not every streamer wants to hear things such as bad thoughts or experiences; try to keep the conversation light. Maybe after sending a few messages in someone's chat, tell them it's your first time on Twitch or that you are new and are still learning what to do and what not to do. If you stream do not say in their chat that you stream too, I can only speak for my community but we tend to just give everyone a shout out so it will become known that you are also a streamer, some people will ask if you stream or what you stream, that ids your moment to shine let them know a little bit about what you do. Respect the chatters, respect the streamer, and respect the rules. If you follow this guide, you should be pretty good to go. Good luck in your Twitch adventures.

Thank you so much for reading. I really appreciate your time, and if you are someone who is feeling alone and wants to talk to someone, I stream most Thursdays and Saturdays, 8pm to 11 p.m. GMT. I hope you have a great rest of your day, and I will see you in the next blog post, I do or see you in a stream :)

Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special review

Hello and welcome to another movie review. Today, I would like to discuss Hannah Montana. Personally, I was not one of those kids who had the Disney Channel growing up. We just watched what was on the TV and didn't complain about it. It was only when I first discovered Netflix and, a few years later, Disney+ that my eyes were opened to the world of Disney shows that ran when I was younger. 

I actually binged-watched a few shows such as Victorious, Sam and Cat, and Hanna Montana around the age of 18-19. These were some truly great shows. I loved Victorious because it was very music-based, and Jade West was just an Icon to me as an emo. I wanted to be her. After Victorious, I moved on to Sam and Cat because it had Ariana Grande in it, so I had to watch it after I loved her as Cat in Victorious. 

But Hannah Montana had a flavor of something different, she was a rockstar but also lived as a normal girl. I think a lot of us wanted to be her growing up.

The anniversary was good, don't get me wrong, I just expected something entirely different, maybe a storyline of how Hanna's adult life would be, but it wasn't that, it was more reliving the memories, such as the set and the costumes. Miley also spoke to a few different people. It was really nice to see Chappell Roan in it. That was very unexpected for me. I do like how Miley has become a version of both the Hannah persona and herself. Miley has even worn the hair that was so iconic for Hannah. 

I think if I had watched Hanna Montana when I was a lot younger, seeing all the sets and costumes again would have been so nostalgic, but because I had seen it relatively recently, it didn't have the effect on me that it would have on a fan who has been a fan for longer. 

It was great to see Miley with her dad again; that was very heart-warming, but if you also expect a storyline of how Hannah's life has been since she has grown up, you might want to lower your bar. 

One thing I loved was that Miley performed some of the most iconic songs, and it was really great to relive some of those best moments of Hannah Montana, so I think I would rate it 5/10 because it wasn't what I was expecting, but I still enjoyed watching it. 

Thank you so much for reading. I hope you enjoyed my insight into this, and if you watch it, I really do hope you enjoy it. I hope you have a great rest of your day, and I will see you in the next one :)