ah I loved this, poor Kayla, you really felt everything she was going through. That creepy high school guy as well yuck. Loved Olivia and her dad oh and Gabe too, they're date was so cute. Good choice Ammi

...it was a lovely movie, wasn’t it...I can’t recall the names of the mean girls, I think it was Kennedy whose birthday it was and her thoughtless friend... the way they just totally blanked Kayla like she didn’t exist...but yeah, I loved Olivia as well, she was just so representative of how ‘cool’ is on the inside and a positive outlook, not an exterior thing or being part of a group, you know...and Kayla’s dad and how he wanted to be mother to her as well and spent time learning about stages she would go through...:laugh:..the love he had for her was just gorgeous and tremendous, that scene with the banana was so funny and oh, you don’t like bananas though...and he actually had put it down in a note that she didn’t like them so he didn’t make that mistake again...:lovedup:..I did cringe though, completely...when he was ‘spying’ on her in the shopping mall when she met with Olivia and co...that would have been me also...OMG, my dad...just devastating...:laugh:...and Gabe...adorable...also not realising how ‘cool’ he was just by being so individual and quirky....a lovely movie...:lovedup:..

what a strange story, I think it was pretty obvious from early on that Mark was being catfished and John seemed the only choice as to who it was. It's funny, when Mark called to John's house and you briefly saw his mother in the kitchen Gavin said was that Rachel? We rewound it and all but couldn't decide [emoji28] it was a good show though, I was saying to Gav, this is probably the future of true stories

...so at the end, was Chloe medicating her mother in the same way so that she would stay in the correction centre forever and Chloe would be safe...(...and she was probably killing/poisoning her as well, she had aged so much in 7 years...)....

I thought it was revenge, do to her what she did kind of a thing?

...I won’t say too much about it because it speaks for itself...one of the remarkable things about Oskar Schindler is that he wasn’t remarkable as such../...in that he wasn’t a ‘hero’ type, he was far removed from that in his mindset and lifestyle etc..but he became that hero without ever intending to...the end scene when he was completely crushed and saddened that he felt he could have done more and should have done more when so many would go on to live a life because of his sole actions...just so incredibly moving...a man who had lived selfishly and who became so selfless because of the hatred and cruelty surrounding him...who saw the Jewish people as a cheap workforce to employ and then began to see them as priceless and valuable lives to save a d protect and never once making a round of ammunition that would harm anyone....incredible and an incredible cast as well...:lovedup:...how so many people were brainwashed into extreme hate for a race of people who lived peaceably among is so horrendous....

...I know, I think that we needed that cry, Vanessa...so many lives that only existed because of him and that he saved and yet the lives that he focused on were the ones he hadn’t been able to save...