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Well, I went to see this film because of the dinosaurs, and some reviews claimed that it was more than they expected. Well, I didn’t have very high expectations, so this ended up being a below-average experience for me. That said, it’s not a bad film. The storyline is quite different from any previous dinosaur movie we’ve seen, and I actually liked that.
I also want to mention that I didn’t really feel like we can compare this film to the Jurassic Park/World franchise. The treatment is completely different, and I really appreciated the way this movie was made.

1. Harry styles
2. Olivia Rodrigo
3. ABBA

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I watched this film over a year ago, and whenever someone asks me about my favorite movies, this is always one of the first that comes to mind.

Why? I loved the humor, the setting, and the way the story kept moving forward. But more than anything, the ending made me realize so many things. The messages about “ **choosing love over fear** “ and “ **spending more time with your mom”** really hit me. It genuinely made me cry, and I thought the storyline was incredibly interesting.

That said, I recently came across a review calling this movie homophobic, and I was like, “What?” I ended up reading a lot of reviews and discussions about it, and I can understand why some people see it that way. Now that I’ve read those perspectives, I can’t really unsee them.

Still, I don’t think I’m homophobic. Even if Chad had been a girl, it wouldn’t have changed how I felt about the story. I just wanted to share my thoughts because this movie still means a lot to me, even though I now see that some parts can be interpreted differently.

Please also share your thoughts, id love to discuss.

I finished college in 2023, but I had a lot of supplies. I missed some exams because of work and couldn’t attend them, and I didn’t do well in some others.
I just wanted to know if anyone here took this long to clear their supplies and still managed to build a successful career. Or am I just wasting my time?
I’d really appreciate hearing your experiences. I could really use your help.

Today, I, a 24-year-old male, went to a mountain to have coffee with my friends. While I was there, I saw an old college friend ( lets call him sax) It’s been about four years since we finished college, and I have seen him a few times in that period though not every time was awkward. Today, he was with his wife and their one year old child I think he’s ( sax )a year younger than me. Every time I see him, there’s a small, unintentional awkwardness, though not always. I remember once, either during college or after, he invited the group to his home for lunch, and he introduced me to his family. He told them, “He’s an introverted person; it takes time for him to get to know people and open up.” So I know he recognizes how I feel how shy I am especially in front of people I don’t know. But today, I still felt even more self-conscious. I didn’t know how to talk to his wife, and in front of them, everything just felt awkward. After a while, I stepped back, but when I left, he saw me, and I felt like I had to say hi. So I did, and I asked about his daughter’s name. During the conversation, there were those small, awkward silences again. And when I left, I accidentally kicked his bottle. Now, every time I think about it, I feel so embarrassed. My friends say I’m overthinking it, that it was fine, but I just need to know am I really overthinking this?
Tell me anything that makes me feel ok 🙏