This Is Me… Now (2024)

• Year: 2024
• Released: 16 Feb 2024
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30215084/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/this_is_me_now
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p, 2160p
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: N/A
• Genre: Music
• Runtime: min
• Writer: Jennifer Lopez, Matt Walton
• Director: Dave Meyers
• Cast: Sofía Vergara, Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez
• Keywords: domestic violence, companion piece, music documentary,

4.8/10

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Only 1/2 ⭐

My 1/2 star rating must’ve got rounded up I guess. Look, I know she used to have a little and now she has a lot and she’s still Jenny from the block, yes, yes but…. what the actual is this???? The whole show is a rambling mess. It’s how like how I am this sentence constructing that I am just here did. See what I actually did there? I made up an incoherent sentence to describe just how much jibberish the viewer needs to put up with watching this. Now imagine if I have punctuated that last sentence with singing and dancing. You’ll also have to imagine what this show could have been if Jenny had also punctuated it with singing and dancing.

I’ve chosen the ‘no spoilers’ option to round this out. I honestly couldn’t give away a spoiler if I tried – there’s nothing in this show that I understood.

LOL. Seriously?

This “Movie” is nothing more than one long FACETUNED Commercial for the “Mediocre at Best” J Lo.

J Lo’s long history has shown that her only talent is her insatiable ambition and willingness to use anyone and do anything it takes who can elevate her status. She has always surrounded herself with people who provide the smoke and mirrors to camouflage her mediocrity.

Her ongoing campaign to spin her dog-eat-dog history into something inspirational made the audience LOL in multiple scenes. This latest vanity project is another in a long line of attempts to create an image of substance…where there is none.

Bless Her Heart…

Bless her heart, the second-hand embarrassment while watching this is just painful. I just couldn’t watch it-other than snippets here and through after fast-forwarding through most of it. I can’t imagine how hard it must be to find oneself again after the level of fame Jennifer has achieved and I’m sure it must feel impossible for her people (friends, agents, publicists, etc) to face Jennifer and tell her something is a bad idea. But if they loved her-REALLY loved her-they would’ve shot this idea down quickly and tell her it’s time to act humble and with grace and to find a way to plant her feet firmly back on the ground. And she may actually enjoy it-it’s really great down here.