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Well, I finally made peace with this title.

Since I started roaming IMDB (reviews section, the now defunct forums), I read about this title from time to time. Thus, I HAD the urge to watch it.

I could not find it on torrent or cable. Finally, TUBI released it days ago.

Man, it is even worse than expected. The movie is some sort of soft-core porn effort. It looks like a Sega CD video-game because of the music, the acting, the rock performances, and the direction which is pretty much point-and-shoot.

Trixxie Bowie seems to have fun although she did not put much effort on her acting.

We have two awkward sex scenes where Ms. Bowie basically is "on top", and that's about it.

In the frat party, we witness guys and girls making out but that's about it on the "Nudity factor".

There are some unintentionally hilarious moments, such as when the couples "freeze" during the frat party. It is similar to the same "technique" used in "Troll 2" (1990).

Nothing interesting to see here. However, I would only recommend this for those who are hungry of "B-movies" and those who are into Troma (who apparently, rescued this mess).

Finally, I made peace and this is for sure, the last time I will interact with this horrendous B-movie curiosity.

Spielberg put a lot of heart into "The Fabelmans", his personal "coming of age" story which also demonstrates his homage and love for cinema.

I didn't connect much with the family story, but I enjoyed the message, the performances, the scene where Sammy comments his screening with his bully, and well, David Lynch's cameo that feels like a movie by him.

Anytime David Lynch makes a cameo in a movie that is not from David Lynch, you can't help but cheer or do a standing ovation. We love you, Mr. Lynch.

So, "The Fabelmans" is a feel-good movie which aims for family values, and most of all; the message that "dreams come true".