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The Half Blood Prince: When The Movie Makes His Character More Likeable
It turns out that abusing your students won’t magically motivate them to do better. It’ll probably give them anxiety and unhealthy coping mechanisms. And Harry, especially, cannot exist within a space where he is abused and vilified. And Snape’s presence is a huge source of anxiety for him. Why else would he spend every other…
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The Chamber Of Secrets: The Last Book That Allows Harry Potter To Win
Dumbledore failed as a headmaster. Sure, he may appear kindly and provide a funny remark every now and again, but he doesn’t protect his students from what really matters. Sure, it’s all good to be kept alive but life isn’t everything. Sometimes the greater reward is to have a short life filled with happiness rather…
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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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Bridgerton Season 3: Y’all Were Right About The Carriage Scene
As you can probably tell from my Pride and Prejudice review, I’ve always been a fan of period dramas. In fact, I will watch pretty […]
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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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Ladybug & Cat Noir Movie Is An Alternate Timeline
Rather than the villain simply harassing the poor pigeon man 50 000 times, he’s releasing criminals from shady prisons. And you can actually conceptualise how powerful and wealthy Gabriel Agreste is. In the show, even his fashion shows are practically empty whereas here, we can see he actually goes to work and has employees.
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Avatar The Last Airbender Live Action: Is It Actually Good?
I actually appreciate the opening. It adds more credibility to the story to see Sozin actually be a master manipulator and take down the air nation with one big sneak attack rather than just a show of force. The fact that that earth nation man died to get false information into his king’s hand is…
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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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