Tag: film critique
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Once Upon A Time: All Magic Comes With A Price
The line “All magic comes with a price” is a recurring peace of dialogue for all seven seasons of Once Upon A Time. And it’s a sentiment, without which fairytales have no real meaning. The idea that you can make a gorgeous gown for yourself with the snap of a finger or be woken from…
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Totally Killer: A Fusion Of Science Fiction And Horror
To be honest, horror archetypes and themes are boring on their own. But when horror is the secondary genre, and especially when the main genre is fantasy or science fiction, you get an actually compelling story. I am tired of the futility and, frankly, unrealistic abilities of most horror movie villains. There’s no fun in…
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Let’s Talk About Marry My Husband: And How Sexy That Short Hair Looks On Park Min-Young
Everyone loves a good revenge story. And it doesn’t get much better than being able to relive your tragic life, only this time, being able to deliver karma to every single person who wronged you.
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What Happened To Miraculous Ladybug?
But also? What anime is this? I did not expect the kwamis to have a different form. And I especially did not expect Plagg and Tikki to be halves of one kwami. But it makes perfect sense now. They’re quite literally each other’s other half. And I’m glad they stay adorable for most of the…
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Puss In Boots The Last Wish: The Value Of Life
I think it’s important to acknowledge sometimes people are just assholes because they want to be, not because life screwed them over.
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Star Wars Is Most Entertaining When It’s Chaotic
Your story can’t be entirely high stakes and main battles. Sometimes, you need a little pure stupidity within a low stakes crisis.
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Disenchanted: The New Frozen 2
Making a sequel of an iconic family movie over a decade later is asking for criticism. Disenchanted will never be treated as nicely as the original. It’s the unfortunate part of being a die hard hard, it’s hard to sometimes turn that loyalty off and just enjoy a movie for what it is.
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Fate: The Winx Saga Season 2 Is Okay When You Stop Comparing It To The Original ***Spoilers***
I found that after the pure disappointment that was the first season, I actually didn’t mind the second season. Sure, there was quite a few instances of badly written dialogue, the worldbuilding was lacking and I still prefer the original but once you forget the original and view this as just another trashy teen fantasy…
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Marvel Sidelined Doctor Strange In His Own Movie
Marvel is evolving, whether fans want it or not. Phase 4 of the MCU is by far its most diverse collection of stories present (both in terms of the characters and the range of genres). In order to remain an MCU fan, one must let go of preconceived ideas of what a superhero should be.
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Diversity Is Crucial To Authentic Storytelling
One’s skin colour does not determine how good of a writer they are. But one’s experiences do.
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