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Review of Julie and the Phantoms Episode 4: I Got The Music.

I like how this episode began with a musical number instead of ending with one, which I found quite annoying after the first three with that structure. However, it gave me immediate HSM vibes (not that I’m complaining) which is probably because Kenny Ortega had a major role in both.

Another part I liked was the plot of Carrie and Julie’s past friendship, which was revealed by Nick in the previous episode, was continued. Although we don’t understand why they fell out, I get the impression that it will soon be known.

I have begun to like Flynn more: she gets Carlos out of Julie’s way even though it means she’ll have to wait for the ghosts’ performance and in the song, she gets a fun solo. However, I don’t enjoy how she is forcibly romantic about the ‘cute ghosts’.

Carrie’s character has also grown on me: she is envious of Julie in Bright because the latter stole all the attention from her, which is understandable considering she had thoroughly prepared for her performance; and she let Julie and Flynn into her home when she could have easily dismissed them.

One character I still don’t like is Nick’s. While necessary, he seems quite an annoying character and I’m guessing that he would be the reason that Carrie and Julie fell out because it’s 2021 and girls are still being taught that they’re worth is defined by the attention of a boy. (If I’m wrong, please comment to let me know, but don’t give too much of a spoiler!)

At the end of the episode, it is hinted that the ghosts will miss the school performance and the man Willie will introduce them to is quite mischievous. I want to see more of Alex and Willie, as well as have Reggie develop more of a character other than the clown.

A general update is that the songs are effortlessly catchy and, due to keeping it a secret from my sister, I am finding it soo hard to stop myself from bursting into song. Are they’re better ones to come?

Julie and the Phantoms, Episode 3 ‘Flying Solo’ Review.

As I have mentioned, I am watching this series to surprise my sister, a Jatp fan. Initially I expected the main challenge to be stopping her from seeing that I’m watching the show, but I have since discussed the Jatp songs, which are incredibly catchy.

‘Flying Solo’, like ‘Bright’ began where the previous episode ending. Last episode I was cautious of the reaction and praying that the school’s questioning s didn’t turn into a total cringe fest. Fortunately, they did not.

Julie lied to hide her secret: she performed with ghosts. While many were convinced that they were holograms, Flynn didn’t and this posed a threat to their relationship. I believe the writers did an exceptional job, as always, to show the importance of Julie and Flynn’s friendship although there is no build up because they have been friends for a very long time.

I like how Flynn does find out, Julie rekindles their friendship, and they can share the secret together. Although we’re taught to never share secrets, I think Flynn will do a good job of keeping this secret. I hope the writers don’t ruin their friendship—one fallout is enough.

In my first review, I mentioned my dislike for mean-girl Carrie yet I think she was totally reasonable about Julie stealing the attention. I still don’t think Nick is worth Julie crushing over. What does he have? A varsity jacket? Sweetie, there are many boys like that.

One critique I have of this episode is about Alex and Willie. While it was the first time meeting each other but, as viewers, we know that Alex developed a slight crush on the skater, I personally believe the writers could have done a better job of showing it. However, I love that Alex’s relationship had its own scene to make it special.

My Review of Julie and the Phantoms: Episode 2— Bright.

Last Sunday, I watched episode one of the popular musical comedy-drama Julie and the Phantoms to surprise my sister. I enjoyed the episode ‘Wake Up’ much more than I had anticipated— previously expected to find it bland and overrated.

Episode Two is about Julie attempting to convince her music teacher, Mrs Harrison, to let her join the music program after the deadline. As a subplot, the ghosts perform at a local beach to focus on their new ‘lives’, Ray reconsiders selling the house, and Carlos becomes interested in the orbs from the photographs. Julie performs Luke’s original song ‘Bright’ at the school’s spring rally after Carrie.

While I enjoyed the ghosts visibly performing alongside Julie, I am weary that this may cause some cringy future plot points. However I know that the writers do have a magical way of making the show flow gracefully from scene to scene.

Characters Flynn and Alex have also grew on my liking: Flynn is exceptionally supportive of her best friend, which I personally find is admirable and shows the true meaning of friendship (friends are there for the good and the bad); and Alex seems to be very considerate towards Julie, for example, when he asks about the music program.

I still am not fond of Carrie, who performs a cringy song (sorry, I know some of you think differently), sends Julie constant death glares, and acts ditsily after her performance. Yet, every good story has an unpredictable antagonist so I will let this slide.

The episode ends, like the first, with Julie performing a song. While this is effective as it is like a finale scene to the episode, it becomes expectable and therefore less interesting. I hope that the ordering changes in the future.

I just watched the first episode of Julie and the Phantoms. For those who don’t know, my sister is a fan of JatP and I’m surprising her by watching them after weeks of telling her I won’t.

I honestly didn’t expect to like it as much as I do. So far, the plot is so well-written — the dialogue flows and the writers created great introductions to all of the characters which outline the main cast. The actors are incredible and suited the characters perfectly.

My favourite part is when Julie’s dad hears Julie playing her mother’s song. Also I like how the ghosts do not disrupt her so it can be her special moment. Perhaps the next episode will continue from there.

The episode ends with Julie singing a song on the grand piano, which her mother wrote. This song alone is very inspiring so if you do not have time to watch the show, give “Wake Up” by Anne Preven a listen; it is also available on the Spotify playlist.

However, there are some parts which I am not particularly fond of. Even though there was little of it, I did not enjoy the scenes at school— Carrie is already a pain, Flynn seems a bit immature, and I already know that Julie is going to end up with Nick, who honestly seems a bit lame.

Despite that, the first episode of Julie and the Phantoms is definitely worth the watch so I will recommend it as well as keep self-restraint so I do not binge it.

Review of Julie and the Phantoms Episode 8: Unsaid Emily

Honestly, I did not expect to find myself sobbing to Luke’s performance of Unsaid Emily. It really got me.

The whole episode, like usual, was gripping. I hooked from the very beginning. I am also currently watching the finale episode so it’s hard to focus on writing this review.

Since the first episode, I have been praying for Julie not to go for Nick so it’s great that she rejected.

The entire scene with Luke’s parents was incredibly well written and his performance was like a billboard music video.

How do you think I should reveal that I’m secretly watching this to my sister?

Julie and the Phantoms Episode 6: Finally Free Review

The writers did another great job at swiftly getting into the storyline in which Julie discovers Nick and Carrie have broken up and the Phantoms begin their attempt at making it up to Julie.

I like how all of the characters are in the episode, even Carlos and Tia. I was engrossed in this episode the whole way through — even when I had to hide that I was watching this show from my sister (it’s going to a be surprise).

Julie’s outfit to the performance was killer and I particularly like the fabric bits that were on her upper arm that weren’t attached to the top. I also like her jewellery; Julie is becoming my fashion icon.

One thing I didn’t like was Alex joining in the Dirty Candy dance since I feel it didn’t really fit his personality. I think that bit would have suited Reggie better. Additionally, I would have liked it if Willie snuck in to see their performance but I might just be desperate for cute moments between him and Alex. Please leave your opinions.

here’s my piece for the @jatpzine ! my topic was the molinas so i really wanted to draw a piece that included rose this project was so so much fun to work on and i’m really grateful i got to be a part of it with so many amazing people!!

let your colors blind their eyes, be who you are, no compromises

here’s julie and the phantoms performing at la pride!! i had the idea for this piece back in december or january and i’m so so happy that it’s finally done! i love seeing everyone’s interpretations on the characters, so i’ve included some of my own headcanons. being a part of the lgbt+ community is very important to me, and i love how wonderful and accepting this fandom is!! and on top of that, the representation in this show means a lot to me. i hope you’ve all had a great pride month, and keep marching on proud! ☺️️‍️‍⚧️

i got the music, princess edition ✨

sooo this is my part of the princess julie collab, organized by @/thatbitchmabel and @zfoxdraws on insta. we turned julie’s outfits from season 1 into princess dresses in honor of madison hitting 1 million followers!

my outfit was one of many from i got the music, specifically during flynn’s verse. i wanted to make sure it still had all that fun and sparkle of the original ✨

this was a little out of my comfort zone but seriously so much fun and i’m so happy with it! and it was amazing to collab with so many incredible talented artists in this fandom, please make sure to check them out here! happy 1 million once again madi

JATP Week // Day 7: Favorite Quote

Now or Never|“We’re the revolution that’s been singing in the rain.”

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JATP Week // Day 5: Favorite Friendship

Julie and Her Phantoms“And there were all four elements. In endless abundance.”

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JATP Week // Day 2: Favorite Song

Wake Up“The hardest thing in this world is to live in it. Be brave. Live for me.”

It’s the way I wonder what Julie’s classmates must say about her band. Like the classmates opinions, because some of them must have known Julie before like ‘oh yeah she’s the girl who used to sing a lot but now doesn’t’ even though they don’t talk to her, you would notice though that as a classmate so when the Pep assembly happened they must have been like “:0 look at her go ” and like being happy for their classmate like they must have seen the change in her.

When know that there must at least be Julie and the Phantoms band fans because of those two kids who asked for selfies from her but like see… what I’m interested in is like… see because they’re her classmates they would talk right

I’m just thinking about it like Julie’s in English class or something and it’s the classes that she’s in is where the most talk would happen but they’d try to keep it on the down low that they’re talking about her. Not her specifically but just talk about her band. Julie would just hear in the back of class a conversation like,

“…Ok but who are the guys in her band?”

“Maybe they go to [rival school].”

“I don’t think so, they have no social media of any kind. It’s like they don’t exist.”

“Just because they don’t have social media means anything.”

“…What if they’re actual ghosts ”

“That’s ridiculous.”

“…ok but the blond have you seenhim?”

“Nah uh! The one with the flannel have you LOOKED AT HIM?”

“Guess the sleeveless one is off the market.”

…you ever think about the fact that this picture exists… but we never saw this moment

Bc that’s from episode 6 when they practice for Finally Free bc Luke just got back from his parents from his birthday bc he’s in his sad flannel and all we see of this moment is the moment before when Alex does a count off of “1, 2, 3, 4-” and then it cuts to the next scene.

BUT THIS PICTURE EXISTS AND ITS A CRIME WE NEVER SAW IT

thedeathdeelers:

it’s interesting to see some people mention that they were a little hesitant to ship juke from the get-go when they saw that luke was a ghost and julie…wasn’t

but it’s also funny cause as soon as i saw that i was like “HELL YA SUPERNATURAL NOT MEANT TO BE BUT MEANT TO BE SOULMATISM I AM HERE FOR IT”

and everything else was just a Treat. especially the fact that they could hug at the end. the best treat

What is soulmatism if it not “forbidden lovers” that you see a minor inconvenience to

It’s so funny watching the show bc you just see how Julie goes from not having an interest in Luke at all to full on dance sequence dreaming dancing with him meanwhile he is heart eyes from day 1.

Like the “I thought I told you to leave that alone!” She says about her dream box you can tell she’s so annoyed but Luke is just SMITTEN for her already it just takes a weekend for them to write together for the girl to crush hard

…I just really like the idea of like the boys being obsessed with proving the online skeptics about ghosts wrong

Like they keep seeing this ‘ghostarentreal69420’ guy always on anything to do with their performances online and being negative and Julie tells them to not think about it bc since it’s the internet there’s bound to be someone tearing you down.

Bc their fanbase in universe is either, they make good music and ‘the phantoms’ are just holograms, they make good music and ‘the phantoms’ are something more bc there never is any right equipment present to make holograms do what they are able to do, or they’re trash and ghosts aren’t real.

Carlos had his lil side YouTube channel showing what it’s like when your sister is in a ghost band and has his own lil series there. And it’s always the ‘ghosts aren’t real’ comments on there.

And like at Julie’s school there’s skeptics there too especially since she’s in their school like her classmates going “you don’t honestly believe that those are ghosts right?” And Luke being like “…well I think otherwise ” and just spooking them whenever he’s in the vacinity of a classmate doubting ghosts existence

I HAVE AN IMPORTANT QUESTION,

Basically we know that it’s only when music is being played with Julie it’s when the boys are seen so any effect of them “poofing in” for the performances with her are like what the audience sees. But in reality they’re already there, from Julie perceptive. So like when this happened…


Does that mean Alex and Reggie just stopped playing and were just like also watching as that happened like all us were,

They had the prime spot to watch that and teased Luke about it so much after omg

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