Reviews for the overthinker

Ladybug & Cat Noir Movie Is An Alternate Timeline
The only thing I had a gripe with is the fact that they didn’t get Cristina Vee to sing, at least for the English version. It would’ve been fine for Lou to only sing the French version but having her sing the English version made it jarring every time. Cristina Vee has a phenomenal voice. Let her sing! Because with how it is right now, I'm getting jolted out of the character every time she sings. It's very clear that two different people are voicing the character here.
Totally Killer: A Fusion Of Science Fiction And Horror
This is one of the few movies where I am fully siding with the parents. Jaime is, at times, cruel. Honestly, I don't think the boundaries her mother has in place are unreasonable. Jaime is a teenager living in a town filled with weirdos. Case in point: the very fact that someone murdered her mother over such a stupid reason (a reason I won't disclose as I think you deserve to find out on your own).
Puss In Boots The Last Wish: The Value Of Life
The first Puss In Boots movie came out when I
Disenchanted: The New Frozen 2
I HATED Giselle's purple dress (in Enchanted) because of how it tried to shoehorn her character into a modern woman when that was never the point of her arc. Whereas, Disenchanted's Giselle is a perfect mix of fairytale and real world. She still acts like a fairytale character but she has adapted to the real world. Her clothing perfectly reflects that at the beginning. And her transformation into a villain, is again, perfectly reflected through her clothing. And she looks absolutely gorgeous in red. She truly is the prettiest character in the movie.
Inside Out 2: Anxiety Doesn’t Want To Hurt You
The first Inside Out movie came out when I was 13. I am now 22 years old and the movie still has a chokehold on me. So of course, I had to drag my friend to the nearest cinema so she could experience whatever masterpiece Pixar had just released (with me). And the only part of it I regret is the part when I had to covertly wipe my tears. Yes, I know it's a universal experience to cry during a Pixar movie but the older I get, the less I want people to see me cry.
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