Chef-Nacho Reviews

You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment (2024)

BE OBJECTIVE! You can't change the truth

[8/10 · 27 February 2024]

People think there is some kind of war, meat eaters vs vegans. There isn't! I'm tired of reading reviews of people who watched the first 20 minutes of the first episode and are mad at the world because adding more vegetables to your diet is healthy. I'm sorry, but that's the way it works.

I eat meat every single day, and I eat many vegetables every single day. I watched this docuseries and I read many books that talk about the same things, and they all agree on almost everything. That's just how it works: you eat more vegetables, you're healthier; you eat less processed meat, you're healthier; you exercise regularly, you're healthier. Everyone is mad at the truth because the documentary didn't mention the benefits of eating meat, and that's because there are less of them compared to the benefits of having a plant-based diet.

This is an amazing documentary that shows a disgusting side of the world we live in which, sadly, is real. They're not forcing you to do anything, they're just showing us the facts. Again, every professional agrees on them. Also, it's really easy to understand and has a lot of information that connects to everyone's daily life.

The Girl Next Door (2004)

One of those movies that make you feel something

[9/10 · 3 January 2024]

I watched this movie for the first time when I was around 15 and I fell in love with it, literally. I finished it, loved it, and I wanted to keep watching, I wanted more, I felt sad that it ended, I felt some kind of emptiness inside of me, like I had just said goodbye to a part of me, I wanted to cry. Then I watched interviews, behind the scenes videos, I investigated the cast, and after days of consuming everything there is related to this film, I felt the same. I watched the movie a couple more times, I even decided to watch a whole show starring Elisha Cuthbert (Danielle), "The Ranch", as I was in love with her, too.

Now I'm 20, and I just finished watching the film again, and I feel the exact same way, only now I know what it means and what to do about it. I believe I feel this way because for 100 minutes I felt like I was part of that story, as it's so familiar to me. What teenage guy hasn't dreamt of a sexy girl becoming your neighbor, then be friends with her and make her fall in love with you just by being yourself, a normal and boring guy who has never done anything interesting in his life.

This film works that "girl next door" concept perfectly. It's a perfect teenage movie that every guy should see (and I suppose girls too but I don't know of any who has). The cast is amazing, specially Elisha Cuthbert (Danielle) who is so beautiful here it's hard to even understand. The soundtrack is amazing. The storyline is perfect as well as the ending. There's nothing missing and nothing that should be here. The philosophy is real.

I give it a 9/10 because there's nothing wrong with it, except a few details that aren't even worth mentioning. However, in my heart it's a 100, definitely gonna watch it again some time, like I said, when I finish it it feels like I'm saying goodbye, so all that's left to do is say hello again every now and then.

WATCH IT! THE JUICE IS 100% WORTH THE SQUEEZE! 🍊🍹

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)

Not the book! Still amazing

[8/10 · 19 November 2023]

I haven't read the books because I don't want to base my opinion on a comparison to them. This movie was amazing, different from the first 2 movies, but amazing. I hate reading "reviews" where the only thing they talk about is how different the movies are from the books, and you should avoid them too. It's impossible to make a movie based on a 750 page book and keep it under 4 hours long unless you skip over some parts. If you want the whole story read the books, if you want to see magical stuff and still follow Harry Potter's story in Hogwarts from a cinematic perspective, then watch the film, it's awesome.

I give this a 9/10 only because I always thought I'd see more of Ron and Hermione in the films, but that kind of faded away after the second one. Also not much of Draco Malfoy as I was expecting. Although that's not cause of a bad film or story, but because of my flash expectations, it still took a little bit of magic from my experience. The other thing that I didn't like was how dark the movie was, although it's understandable and it suits the story that we follow in this film, I always thought of the Wizarding World as something more cheerful, colorful and magical in a different way, but again, that's my wrong image of HP before watching it.

I'm really excited to watch the 5th one and the rest of the movies. Already feeling kinda sad that it's gonna end for me soon. I want to live in the Wizarding World myself!