Kilig in Circumstances

Hi everyone, it's been a few years since this podcast has been live but I wanted to come back after quite a bit of time off. This episode is more of a ramble than anything and I want this episode to signify either an end to this podcast or a new start to what this podcast is. So thank you for listening and I hope you all enjoy.

Hello everyone! This is my little comeback after two weeks of being off! I just finished school and I'm ready to push for more episodes this summer before a break in late August (date TBD). This week, I'll be doing a mini AAPI month series and talking about Crazy Rich Asians.  

Plot: Rachel Wu, a Chinese-American economics professor, meets her boyfriend's family in Singapore but she found out his family is the richest family in Singapore and that her boyfriend, Nick Young, omitted some things about his lifestyle... This movie is about breaking the mold and finding. future that fits two different communities.

Now in part 2 of the personal finance episode, we talk about Graham Stephan, the person that my friend, Ernesto, and I look up to for help. We look at Stephan's YouTube Channel, the Graham Stephan show, and how he has changed us.   

Note: I am so sorry that this video came out so late. I have been very preoccupied with school at the moment so I hope you all can forgive me to taking a break from episodes last week.  

Note #2: Ernesto and I really hope that Graham Stephan will watch this but we are not sure. Please share this so that Graham can see this.

When it comes to this channel, this channel will go into more than just movies and tv shows. This is the episode I felt was super important for my friend and I to talk about. Inspired by the channel, Graham Stephan, we talk about personal finances in two parts. This part is about spending habits and spending money.

High School Musical and its franchise focuses on a group of high school students trying their way in the world while also doing with huge theatrics. Today, April and I will talk about all of the High School Musical movies and how important the movies are.   

Typically, this show is about reviewing particular shows and movies but this time, we're ranking all of the DCOMs based on our personal opinions. Today, April and I will be ranking all of the DCOMs.  

Note: My throat is scratchy for a bit of the episode, April was interrupted during filming so it may seem odd at first, and we missed two DCOMs during filming: Read It and Weep & Smart House

This is a classic American movies where girls, Hallie and Annie, go to summer camp and found out they are sisters, where their parents each took one of the girls when they separated. Now, they are determined to get their parents together and also to get to know their respective parents they didn't have in their lives before.  

Today, my friend and I will go over the idea of nostalgia and why this movie remains as a cornerstone for our childhoods

If you love Tim Burton's style of directing, then this movie has those gothic and mystical elements within the movie. 

Jake Portman, plagued by the death of his grandfather, Abe, decides to go his grandfather's childhood home. Children with special abilities introduces Jake to a land of peculiar children with magical abilities within a time loop that was set in September 3, 1940. Miss Peregrine, is an ymbryne that can maintain a time loop of 24 hours, keeping the children safe from hollowgasts, monsters that go after peculiar children's eyes. In the events of the movie, Jake figures out the mysteries of the past and his special ability as well.

In this episode, my friend, Ernesto, and I discuss Tim Burton and his movie style and how movies can sometimes be over dramatized for the sake of money. 

For the first Southeast Asian princess, Raya, princess of Kumandra's main land, Heart. As she is bestowed the ability to protect the dragon, a gem with the last remaining dragon's magic, said to bring prosperity to all. Then, the gem breaks and Druun, a monster that turns humans into stone, except when they are in water. Now, Raya is determined to put the dragon gem back together with the last dragon, Sisu, and save her father who turned into stone 6 years ago. But along the way, Raya may just learn to trust people.   

Today, in this episode, we will take a look at what type of representation there is for Southeast Asian countries and why trust in our society is needed to build a better future for continuing generations.

Malcolm and Marie come home from Malcolm's directorial debut premiere about a young girl who is an addict but the two of them seem distant. Then everything goes down. With Marie's insecurity about her position in their relationship and Malcolm's insistence to move forward from all of the pain in their lives, there is so much to unpack between their relationship, the film and the film industry, and society in general.

In this episode, I will be talking about why this movie has much more deep and intimacy than what is seen and how the movie conveys why relationships that have troubles fall apart sometimes.