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Kpop Demon Hunters accomplishes a tough feat
Making the “liar revealed” trope work (Spoilers for Kpop Demon Hunters) Something that surprised me while watching Netflix’s Kpop Demon Hunters, was how understandable the lead singer, Rumi, was. Many audiences have been conditioned to become instant haters of any plot with the “liar revealed” trope. (Any story that features the main character trying to…
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Despicably Dissapointing
Despicable Me 4, Review Despite going in with low expectations, this movie is only worth going to if you want to support your favorite movie theatre. This movie refuses to stick to one concept and the characters, who are already bare bones, suffer for it. The movie bounces between spy heists, super heroes, slice of…
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Ramshackle barely scraps by
Ramshackle Animated Pilot Review The overview The pilot episode centers around three characters named Vinnie, Skipp and Stone, as they try to avoid starving on the streets of a big city. As they try to survive, they come across something unexpected that brings out their best and worst qualities. The Animation With the washed out…
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Kung Fu Panda 4 Review:
Fun, but forgettable As a person who heard about the big news, but stayed away from trailers, Kung Fu Panda 4, as well as the entire set of movies, did not disappoint. However, the most memorable thing about this latest film was the animation. The characters and plot were decent, but very predictable. This made…
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Not Afraid of Anything
The Boy and the Heron, movie review: This movie is absolutely fearless in terms of connecting with the audience. The best part is that it’s not in the stereotypical ways, like surface level relatability or pulling at the heart strings. No, the anime film makes its audience feel anger, disgust, and joy in ways most…
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This Be Me;
My Little Pony: A New Generation, Review Intro In today’s political climate, young people are being encouraged to be involved and knowledgeable about social problems. Topics like prejudice and racism are being talked about more and more, which means children’s media is going to reflect that as well. Surprisingly enough, the recent film My Little…
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