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Pretty cool short for the most part, and I do truly hope this had no AI usage like the description says

Watched on Saturday June 7, 2025.

My first Lynch film, and I can only assume this is his most coherent work from what I hear, which makes me very excited to see the rest of his filmography

They don’t make movies like this anymore

Watched on Tuesday May 6, 2025.

I’m never gonna understand this wonderful, weird, magical film and I don’t think I want to

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I have so many things I could say about this movie so here’s 66 notes:

1. This is probably one of the most quotable movies of all time, like during the Anakin v obi-wan fight me and my friend were quoting basically everything 
2. Anakin and Pe’s death/Luke, Leia and Vader’s birth being intercut is genuinely genius 
3. I honestly love how obi-wan took like a minute thinking about how he should confront grievous and ended up deciding on “HELLO THERE”
4. It’s really funny how it only takes one genuinely really good movie to redeem a pretty bad trilogy 
5.Palpatine in this movie is so funny because half the time he’s a genuinely fascinating and incredible villain and the other half he’s just hilarious 
6.The score of this movie is phenomenal oh my lord
7.Did Palpatine’s blue lad just not notice Yoda during him and Bail’s Zoom call
8.It’s really interesting how Lucas portrays Anakin’s slaughter of the separatists, as in a normal adventure movie this would be a satisfying and triumphant moment where Viceroy gets what’s coming to him, but revenge of the sith is not a normal adventure movie
9.Some of the dialogue here is actually really, really good, like ironically(e.g “So this is how liberty dies, with a thunderous applause” ) 
10.This movie’s portrayal of the jedi is so interesting, especially with how Palpatine was kinda right about them in a twisted way 
11.Pe’s ruminations is the best scene in the movie 
12.No wait it’s probably order 66 
13.Never-mind it’s definitely the “You were my brother scene”
14.The darth plagueis scene is one of the best exposition scenes in history and you can’t tell me otherwise 
15.That one take in the intro was so great, looked even better on the big screen 
16.Darth Vader breathing genuinely gave me goosebumps 
17.I refuse to believe Windu died from that fall considering how much crazy stuff the jedi survive 
18.Christopher Lee is in this movie for about a minute and he’s absolutely peak, rip legend 
19.’Over choreographed’ my ass, George came up with the coolest fight scenes he could’ve imagined 
20.Did R2 not question once why Anakin arrived at the jedi temple and then left it burning to the ground 
21.That Duel of the Fates reprise is absolutely perfect and fits better here than in TPM imo 
22.”No one could’ve survived that fall” HE’S A SPACE WIZARD WHAT ARE YOU ON ABOUT 
23.Yoda’s advice is actually pretty interesting, as it’s kinda the same advice Obi-wan gave Luke in ROTJ, both Anakin and Luke refuse this advice but Luke refuses it only partially, not being willing to kill his father but able to accept his death all the same, whereas Anakin is so unstable to a point he can’t control himself without pe and becomes a husk of a man
24.Obi-wan’s “I can’t watch anymore” is literally me with Rise of Skywalker 
25.”This isn’t the jedi way” Yeah I’m sure Dooku would agree with that 
26.C3P0 literally exists in this movie for no reason and he causes a lot of tonal whiplash 
27.Mace windu fell out the window
28.Obi-wan spends the entire runtime aura farming and it’s peak cinema
29.Alright so I know I said it’s not over-choreographed but the 5 seconds of lightsaber twirling was a bit stupid
30.HELL YEAH THERE’S ONLY LIKE A MINUTE OF JAR JAR HERE 
31.90% of the lines Grievous has makes no sense when watching this after TCW and it’s hilarious 
32.I completely forgot Tarkin was in this and so seeing him return was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one 
33.This is not a Shakespearean masterpiece but at the same time the dialogue here is basically on the same level 
34.The visuals here are genuinely astonishing(especially in cinema) 
35.#ReleasetheLucasCut 
36.Why did Vice JD Gunman not lock the doors to his lava bunker? Is he stupid? 
37.The CGI here is so good and I can’t believe that it was from the early 2000s
38.Ewan Genuinely cooked with that last monologue
39.”Is Anakin okay” “He’s fine he’s just cooling off”
40.I feel the same way about this movie as Schaffrillas Productions feels about Spider Man 3
41.How did Obi-wan get out of the starship without the droids noticing, did he use that super speed from TPM or are they just blind
42.The whole ‘Anakin ing the council’ subplot is actually really well done imo, as it clearly shows his distrust of the council without him having to say he doesn’t like the council 
43.What’s the point in sending a message from the jedi temple saying that the war is over when 90% of the jedi have clones with them 
44.The effects on the battle of Coruscant are genuinely so amazing 
45.I feel like there’s a bit of a missed opportunity with the battle of Coruscant not effecting the actual planet, when that could be a good way of showing how unstable the republic has become 
46.”NoOoOoOoOoO”
47.Chewbacca is in this movie for about 30 seconds and he has absolutely no relevance to the plot, you could remove him and it would change nothing 
48.This movie does a LOT of heavy lifting for the trilogy by making Obi-wan and Anakin’s friendship more plausible and also establishing Palpatine and Anakin’s friendship which the other movies failed to set up particularly well 
49.I can imagine that watching this in cinema with no idea about the inhibitor chip(or the EU counterpart) must’ve made the clones betrayal a bit confusing to say the least(though the previous movie did establish they obeyed any order without question, it also said they were totally loyal so I guess that only applies to Palps)
50.While this movie definitely doesn’t fix how poorly written Pe was in the previous movie, it definitely helps 
51.I don’t know how Obi-wan survived getting a huge metal platform dropped on his waist and I don’t think George knows either 
53.Hayden got a lotta hate for his role in this movie but honestly in both the Pe Rumination’s scene and in the scene where he gets deep fried he’s genuinely doing some top tier work 
54. This movie has a lot of flaws but it’s also so fun and genuinely complex in a way that I can’t help but love it
55.The way so much nostalgia can be packed into two hours and 20 minutes and incredible 
56.There’s a lot of critiques about how underacting Ewan is when he sees Anakin’s recording but honestly, I completely buy it because he is a representation of the Jedi and so is obviously not gonna be overemotional if he can, which makes the ending monologue so great 
57.Hot take: Pe’s dying in childbirth makes sense: There are real world cases of people dying due to heartbreak(or Broken Heart Syndrome) and while it is rare I’m pretty sure if your fiancé became a serial killer and tried to kill you that would probably tick most of the boxes(also Anakin force choking her when she’s like 9 months into pregnancy probably didn’t help her survive)
58.I kinda buy Anakin killing the younglings and here’s why; Palpatine ordered him to wipe out the jedi and “do what must be done” because that is THE ONLY way he can save pe, by this point Anakin has crossed the line of no return by killing Windu and would easily be ousted by the Jedi order, the previous movie(Flawed as it may be) clearly established that Anakin can bring himself to commit horrible crimes in the name of his loved words, so while it is still a bit of a stretch he’d kill all of them remorselessly that’s not actually what’s implied to have happened; all we know is that he killed them, not how long it took 
59.It is a bit funny how Yoda just waltz into Palpatine’s office, like obviously he must’ve faced some troops before this but I’d think that him being the most wanted man in the galaxy and Palpatine having just went through an assassination attempt would maybe make him decide to set up better security(though I suppose Yoda being a grand master means he could’ve probably still broke in, but I feel like there would be an alarm or something)
60.I’ve seen a lot of people say that Anakin believing “The jedi are evil and are taking over” is stupid considering how he told Windu that palpatine was a sith, but I’d argue him saying this is not so much trying to convince Obi but more so himself 
61.That shot of Anakin trying to crawl up the hill of Mustafar is genuinely beautiful 
62.Okay but genuinely why did Obi-wan try to kick Grievous lmao 
63.The scene of Palpatine reorganising the Republic into the empire is pure Lucas Magic and John Williams cooks so hard with the score
64.The Majority of this movie’s problems would be solved by making it the 3-4 hour epic Lucas talked about, as then you could easily add scenes of Anakin expressing how he wants to become a Master, and scenes better establishing Grievous’s character 
65.While Grievous isn’t a great character I do quite like the symbolism with him representing the machine anakin would become, especially in that Grievous can’t beat obi-wan in a fight because he lacks the force, and while Vader can beat Obi-wan in a duel in a new hope he ultimately loses as Obi-wan achieves exactly what he intended to 
66. In conclusion, this movie is better than it has any right to be

Y’know, when it comes to any story it’s quite difficult to break that barrier that makes it feel real. There’s almost always a kind of detachment from what’s happening which makes it’s slightly difficult to get as invested as you could be, to feel how the characters feel. Adolescence broke that barrier.

Sure, maybe it dragged a bit in the first half and maybe it didn’t need to be two parts but damn it, it really is worth it for those last 45 minutes, which are even more exceptional than the last hour of Songbirds and Snakes

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“They want me to fight the chicken?” Garret the garbage man asks.
A crate ascends from above, and the crowd  goes wild. A creature falls out of it. A small green beast. Garret doesn’t know what it is, but steve does. 
“Chicken Jockey!” Steve exclaims, horror on his face.

From the back of the cinema, martin Scorcesse rises, a single tear rolling down his face.

“Absolute Cinema”

It’s terrible, no doubt, but about half-way through the film something weird happens; they actually kinda develop an interesting conflict between the mum and the grandma, that actually gives both of them characterisation, y’know like in a real movie? It’s doesn’t make up for all the bad dialogue and stupid stuff that happens before(or after) but for at least 5 minutes this film is somewhat decent, and that’s probably the nicest thing I can say about this film

One of the lines the main antagonists of this movie says is “The Black Man is the brother of my predecessor’s personal assistant” and I think that accurately summarises the quality of this movie 

Also I probably should’ve watched the two other planet of the ape sequels before this, but oh well

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Convinced the only reason fans of the first two films hate this movie is because Peeta spends the entire film on the Joe Rogan podcast

Fun little nothing-burger of a movie, a bit confused why it was edited like an episode of the traitors

Watched on Monday March 31, 2025.

Wes Bentley in this movie looks horrifyingly similar to Jared Leto’s critically acclaimed portrayal of the titular character of Morbius (2022). I think that accurately describes my thoughts of this movie.

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Kinda the best and worst Hunger Games movie 

Part I: “The Mentor” is decent but also not really anything special aside from Rachel Zegler actually delivering a good performance???

Part II: “The Prize” is good but also quite flawed, the villains in the game are kinda meh from an acting and writing perspective and the main game villain is basically just diet Cato, I did really like Jason Schwartzman and the singing scene with the snakes. 

Part III: “The Peacekeeper” is quite possibly the best this franchise has ever been. Everything just sort of clicks and suddenly Snow is a much more interesting character and everything they do with him is perfect. The only thing I dislike about this part of the film is the Katniss thing, like yeah I guess it makes sense but it’s also kinda dumb.

60% of this franchise is one of my favourite trilogies of all time, brilliantly exploring ideas of Freedom, social expectations, change and death. I will always love the Pirates Trilogy and I’d even argue it might be the best non-lord of the rings trilogy I’ve ever seen. Jack sparrow, Elizabeth Swann, Davy Jones, Hector Barbossa, Will Turner, Bill Turner, James Norrington, Cutler Beckett and so many more characters are brilliant and manage to represent so many of the themes and ideas perfectly. It’s beautifully directed, phenomenally written, brilliantly acted and has one of my favourite scores in history.

So why I am not giving 4.5 or 5 Stars? 

Well the thing is this is 60% amazing and then there’s 40% of bad. I don’t mind on Stranger Tides. It’s not a good movie, not by a long shot, but I don’t mind it. It doesn’t actively degrade the trilogy and it doesn’t ruin any of the characters. It’s a film that has lots of problems(I.E the protagonist, Jack, not even caring about the goal, the fountain of youth) but I am perfectly happy to just ignore or overlook this film to praise the trilogy.

The same cannot be said for Dead Salazar’s man tell no revenge tales. That movie genuinely infuriates me and while it’s not completely devoid of quality and there’s some good stuff here, it’s probably my least favourite film I’ve ever seen(Though it’s not quite the worst.) It destroys Jack and Barbossa’s characters, ruins the end of the Trilogy, retcons stuff from the trilogy, has the most generic and boring protagonists you could imagine this series to have, has a villain played by a brilliant actor yet is forced to be a complete joke and a waste of talent 

So yeah, if this was the trilogy I’d give it 4.5 or probably 5 stars but unfortunately it’s not so 4 stars it is

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Trying to give this a proper rating is really, really hard because like…there’s so much to talk about with this franchise

The First 3 movies are all amazing, the second one especially but the first and third are both fantastic as well. They’re brilliant action movies with some of my favourite character work in cinema. The biggest flaws I can talk about with these movies is probably just that the Jabba plan is kinda stupid and the whole first act of Jedi is kinda irrelevant to the rest of the film and that’s kinda it If I’m honest, they’re just really great movies that aren’t overhyped in the slightest, I’d even argue that ROTJ is underrated considering it has (In my Opinion) the best writing of Vader/Anakin in the entire franchise

…And then we get to the prequels. If you asked me what the most hated movie trilogy of all time was I’d probably say these movies, or divergent. And some of the criticisms are completely valid. The dialogue is (Mostly) Bad and the acting is (Mostly) stilted. The character writing is usually hit or miss, with some characters like Dooku having lots of depth and nuance with not many major errors holding him back as a character and then other characters are completely inconsistent like Pe. If I saw only the first two movies in this trilogy I’d assume instantly that it was on the same level as the sequels because…I mean it pretty much was. And then we get to revenge of the Sith: Now I’m gonna start off by saying this movie is EXTREMELY flawed. The dialogue while improved is not exactly perfect and the acting is mostly good but sometimes not. But the real shining gem here is the writing, specifically the character writing. Anakin in this movie is a much better character than he was previously and feels much more like the “Flawed Hero” the trilogy was supposed to portray him as opposed to the “Pure evil emo murder man” that the previous film portrayed him as. The way they do this is really quite interesting, with him killing off Dooku being essentially the inciting incident of his development in this film, where he has to decide whether to spare the man who took his arm and caused the deaths of billions or execute him without a trial. It’s actually…really good, and the film mostly manages to stay that way. Mace being a foil for Anakin is also really good because it emphasise with him a lot more while also showing us his flaws. The whole thing with him betraying windu is also really damn good and manages to put him a position where he can’t go back. I do think him killing children is stupid though, or at least doing it this soon is. And then we get to the third act which is honestly kinda up there with the original trilogy in my opinion. By this point you’ve gotten used to the kinda clunky dialogue and the acting is actually pretty good, great in a few places actually. The whole movie is kinda goofy but it’s in a way that I really enjoy and it has some genuinely incredible stuff here. So the prequels were kinda good if you forget about attack of the clones. 

And then we get to the sequels. Y’know how I said the Prequels are good if you ignore Attack of the clones? Well the sequels are kinda like that but you have to ignore both the second and third movie for it to be a decent trilogy, which obviously causing some massive problems. Force Awakens is a fun but flawed movie that is good as a standalone but as the start of a trilogy it’s…not that. It’s a very charming movie and while I do have my fair share of problems with it(Constant Bathos lowering the stakes, Rey defeating Kylo the first time for both logical and stake reasons, Han’s character being assassinated and his arc being ignored, ect) I can still have a lot of fun with it and there is some stuff that is genuinely really good, like the opening is basically perfect up to the point where Poe makes a crappy joke and even after that the movie is mostly good. Rey doesn’t become a poorly written character until the following movies and in this movie she’s actually a decent protagonist with interesting characterisation though there are still some early problems like with her instantly mastering the force and being able to fly the falcon with ease despite apparently never leaving Jakku. And obviously what they do with Han in this movie is bad and my biggest problem with it, since he basically reverts back to his pre-Empire personality and I have a lot of problems with that considering the fact it makes his arc and transformation(One of the best parts of the OT) essentially null. But honestly, I like this movie and as long as you don’t think too hard about it, it’s pretty good. Also the editing and directing is really good and JJ both deserves credit for this and also deserves blame for TROS. Now we get to The Last Jedi. I’m gonna start with the positives because this movie is actually quite mixed in my humble opinion. The Cinematography here is genuinely masterful, this is the best star wars has ever looked and so many shots look so incredible. I also adore how stylised the movie is, Snoke’s throne room and Crait are the best examples of this with them being incredible set pieces. I also do like some of the themes presented here, even if they’re mostly not well executed, and Luke’s arc is pretty decent and definitely the best part of the film. Also I really like the Yoda scene Idc. Now onto the bad stuff. The plot of this movie is utterly nonsensical with them trying to outrun the First order at an extremely slow pace while the first order ‘tracks them through hyperspace’ and they supposedly have no way to escape but to get to crait. Except actually they do; y’see Finn and Rose manage to leave the ship on tiny pods and the first order literally takes no acknowledgement of it so like…why can’t they just keep doing that until there’s no one left on the ship? They try this later and it fails but that seems to solely be because of Alfrid Lickspittle and not because they were right in front of them so clearly the First order can’t see if they escape without someone telling them they are so why don’t they? Or if you don’t wanna do that why not just get Finn and Rose to go on a ship over to one of their allies’s base? Unfortunately the fact that they do neither of these leads to the worst part of the movie being Finn and Rose going to a casino and working with Grima Wormtongue to try and break the first order’s code. They also free animals but not the slaves there so I guess that happened. Then it turns out 
The Collector actually wasn’t a very nice person and betrayed them and so half of the resistance dies and Fredo gets away. The other none luke half of this movie is pretty bad for reasons people have already talked so I’ll just simplify it: Holdo’s plan is stupid and her not telling anyone her plan is stupider. I could probably go on with reasons why this movie is bad but honestly you’ve probably heard literally every possible reason for this movie’s failure that you could make so I just don’t see the point. TROS is worse than this movie significantly but I genuinely don’t want to talk about it because every bad about this movie is something anyone can notice first watch. 

All in all, this franchise is 4/9 actually great or really good, 2/9 decent/mixed and 3/9 Bad so I guess that rounds out to it being pretty good.

Also Rogue One is really good and Solo is underrated, the clone wars movie shouldn’t exist.

Current ranking: 

1. Empire Strikes Back 
2. A New Hope 
3. Return of the Jedi 
4. Rogue One 
5. Revenge of the Sith 
6. Solo 
7. Phantom Menace. 
8. Force awakens 
9. Attack of the Clones 
10. The Last Jedi 
11. The Clone wars movie 
12. The Rise of Skywalker

Two Bros, chillin’ on a ship, 6ft apart because they’re not hay

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I mean pretty much a perfect movie, even the most criticised part of the film(The T-Rex saving the day) can be easily interpreted as a metaphor for Life sorting itself out, without Humans needing to try and control everything

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Review for the Show 


Well, I did it, after 6 seasons I finished one of the most amazing shows I’ve ever seen 

It’s not perfect, it’s flawed, it’s corny and some of the time it seems like they don’t know what they’re doing but goddamnitt when this show peaks it peaks 

All of the characters here are amazing (Except For Boone and some others), nearly every season finale is amazing and while Season 4 and 5 definitely drop off Season 6 ends up rounding out the show perfectly 

There’s so much more I could say but Honestly, you should see it for yourself(Assuming you haven’t already, if you have then you should rewatch it), don’t let the hate for the ending dissuade you 

And other than that, I’ll see ya in another life brotha 

Seasons ranked: 

🥇Season 1 
🥈Season 3 
🥉Season 6 
4. Season 2 
5. Season 4 
6. Season 5 

Top 10 Characters:

🥇John Locke 
🥈Benjamin Linus 
🥉James Ford 
4. Desmond Hume 
5. Jack Shepherd 
6. Charlie Pace 
7. Richard Alpert
8. Tom Friendly 
9. Michael Dawson 
10. Claire Littleton

Top 10 Scenes:

🥇John Locke Walks again(Walkabout) 
🥈We have to go back(Through the Looking Glass) 
🥉The Hatch Light Turns on(Deus Ex Machina) 
4. Moving On(The End) 
5. Alex’s death(The Shape of Things to come) 
6. #1 the Night I met you(Greatest Hits) 
7. Sawyer realises he met Jack’s dad(Outlaws) 
8. Locke tells Jack what happened to his Dad(The Candidate) 
9. Penny and Desmond’s call(The Constant) 
10. Michael’s betrayal(Two for the Road)  

Top 10 Episodes: 

🥇Walkabout(1x4) 
🥈Through the Looking Glass Part 2(3x23) 
🥉Greatest Hits(3x21) 
4. Deus Ex Machina(1x19) 
5. The End(6x17) 
6. Two For the Road(2x20) 
7. The Candidate(6x14) 
8. Live Together, Die Alone Part 2(2x24) 
9. The Constant(4x5) 
10. Through the Looking Glass Part 1(3x22) 

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Just finished watching the show, absolutely amazing finale which, While flawed, doesn’t really deserve any of the hate it got

As for this short, it’s pretty neat, how they made this and people still complained about them not explaining the polar bears is crazy, also I like how they wrapped things up with Walt

Dustin Hoffman’s second best performance behind playing a red panda

Also Oh my god that Poster is awful

“Oscar Bait” yeah because making a phenomenal and emotionally heartbreaking story about grief that’s animated was likely to appeal to the people who think animation is for kids

Spielberg shaking in his boots rn

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Red dead Redemption (Good ending)

The clearest proof that Blockbusters can be fun and masterfully written

This is a movie that I’ve always considered as brilliant but never been quite able to put it into words but I think I can now: It’s a film about freedom, and more than that it’s about being who you want to be, no matter of society’s expectations. 

The most clear example of this message is in Jack Sparrow. Who, no matter how much Disney tries to destroy him, is the quintessential anti-hero. He’s a man who enjoys all the pleasures of life because he doesn’t let Society’s expectations of him trap him and is in every sense truly free. 

Now enter Elizabeth, one of the best examples of feminism in Hollywood and I’ll explain why. She’s fallen into the trap that Jack fears most, being that she’s trapped by societal pressures. She doesn’t want to marry Commodore Norrington but she’s expected to. Even the corset is a metaphor for how she’s trapped, but then Jack frees her and shows her what it’s like to be truly free, leading to her ending decision to marry Will despite what her father expects of her. 

Speaking of Will, he’s also quite good just not really as complex or interesting as Jack or Elizabeth (In this movie at least.) He goes on a classic hero’s journey just with a few unique twists with it. He starts out as a blacksmith who wants to be with Elizabeth, but because he is just a blacksmith and not a Commodore like Norrington he never really gets the chance. Then of course he meets Jack, who’s willing to go after Elizabeth even when Norrington is refusing to take necessary action because of the law. Jack teaches him about his Father and they do a great job at showing Will developing a respect for Jack’s way of life and even desiring it, all culminating in the moment at the end where Elizabeth says that Will is a pirate.

Before I get onto the other stellar aspects of the film, I’d just quickly like to talk about Barbossa. Barbossa is a character who’s fairly popular within the Pirates fanbase but in of his presence as a villain many people just see him as “The Villain before Davy Jones.” While Davy Jones is excellent and probably a lot better written and acted than Barbossa overall, this shouldn’t take away from Barbossa in the slightest. Barbossa is a man who in a sense represents everything Jack despises. He’s a man who let his desire for power trap him, to the point where he can no longer feel the wind on his face or what an apple tastes like, he can’t feel anything. He got to this point by betraying his best friend and abusing the freedom he had. He was so determined to get more, that he couldn’t realise what he had lost. 

Also to briefly mention Norrington, he does a good job at being a foil to Jack, believing basically the opposite of what Jack believes. He’s not a particularly nuanced character in this film and there’s not a whole lot to analyse but I’ll make sure to do an analysis of him once I make a Dead Man’s chest or At World’s end review. 

Now let’s talk about the thing that everyone adores with this movie, and the whole franchise, the music. I don’t know much about Music so I’ll make this brief but it’s fantastic. The deliberate similarities between Jack and Barbossa theme are an excellent tie in with the story and obviously the main theme is one of my favourites in cinema, up there with the Indiana Jones and maybe even the Star wars theme. 

Another amazing aspect of this film that doesn’t really get discussed much are the visuals. While they’re definitely not as beautiful or incredible as the ones in Dead Man’s chest or At World’s end they’re still incredible with each scene looking beautiful in their own right, mostly due to the lighting and camera positioning. 

With all that said, I honestly love this film and I’d probably be up for making another full length review of it even if this doesn’t get that much likes. 

Edit: Thanks to everyone who managed to get this film to a 4.0 finally!

Sometimes the most beautiful things in life are the smallest, and the most brief moments are the sweetest

I don’t really understand what the point of getting Giancarlo Esposito in a movie is if you’re going to barely use him and instead focus on the tertiary antagonist of a movie from nearly 2 decades ago

Other than that though, I think this was a lot better than expected while still not really being all that good, the ross stuff was pretty well done and I kinda liked what they did with Sam but the pacing was a bit odd and the editing ranged from fine to outright awful

Overall I went in expecting a bad movie but Harrison Ford and ended up getting an alright movie with Harrison Ford

Would you believe me if I told you this movie has a reference to the Sopranos and Breaking Bad in the span of 5 minutes

Messy but Sincere and really quite moving, probably didn’t deserve to win best picture but part of me is kinda happy it did

Watched on Sunday February 9, 2025.

I can’t believe the game with Red light Green Light wasn’t called Squid game

Jesus, I mean I did not go into a Chris Evans movie expecting it to be THIS GOOD 
Like genuinely one of the most creative, interesting, thought provoking, emotionally moving, hilarious and just entertaining movies I’ve ever seen, I’d write a whole essay about it but damn man, just watch it and you’ll see

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“Beware the Beast Man, for he is the Devil’s pawn, Alone among God’s primates, he kills for sport or lust or greed, Yea, he will murder his brother to possess his brother’s land, let him not breed in great numbers, for he will make a desert of his home and yours” 

The First twenty minutes or so of this is perfect and the last hour of this is perfect but the middle chunk is a lot weaker albeit still great 

Also Dr Zaius stands out as one of the most interesting villains of all time, with him being completely right and completely wrong at the same time

I mean don’t get me wrong, this is flawed and so pretentious but like, I also think it’s kinda brilliant in a stupid way? 

The message isn’t exactly anything subtle, it’s about enjoying life, it’s about the fact that ultimately nothing lasts forever and so you should make the most of your short life as you can,

The protagonist is somewhat contrary to this belief, he asks questions about everything, and seems to not understand this at the start, and then he meets the secondary main character of the short film(aka his love interest) who kinda changes his perspective on this in an interesting way 

It’s quite a layered short film so I can’t really say I’ve thought about everything in it just yet but those are just my basic thoughts surrounding the themes and plot 

In of Filmmaking….eh? 
It does feel like a tik-tok movie and the dialogue is either kinda exceptional or terrible and there’s basically no in-between

All in all though…I thought it was pretty great, and maybe I’ve just not thought about it hard enough but I think it’s quite brilliant at tackling the ideas of the meaning life, loss, death and just having fun with the time you have

Feels a bit like if The Snowman was turned into a feature film, for better or worse

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One of the only films I’ve ever seen that has featured Chuck Mcgill, Pablo Escobar, Dwight schrute and Madonna leading the mexican cartel and that should speak for itself

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Quite a brilliant documentary, undertale is one of my favourite video games of all time, and many, many, many people feel the same, which caused the fandom to end up eating itself, making a small, fun and well written but simplistic indie game into one of the most famous games of all time, rivalling even that of GTA or Minecraft, and honestly, it does deserve it, but I do feel bad for Toby Fox, hell, I feel bad for the people who made the original fanart that made Underfell, Underswap and so many others; being a great artist is a hard task on its own, but becoming a famous artist can change your life, for better or worse, and can change the world, for better or worse 

With all that said, Great Art, truly great art can help people for the better, I certainly know Undertale did that for a lot of people

Also here’s my top 5 scenes, characters and songs from undertale for no reason 

Top 10 Scenes:

1. Dinner scene with Sans
2. Undyne’s Last stand and Speech(Genocide) 
3. Sans’s judgment (All Routes) 
4. Asriel’s redemption 
5. Flowey talks about why he became a monster(Genocide) 
6. Visiting Ascore’s home 
7. Sans’s monologue before Genocide Fight 

8. Omega Flowey’s defeat(Neutral) 
9. Flowey talks to you after you try and play the game again(Pacifist) 
10. Ascore shows us the barrier(Neutral/Pacifist) 

Top 10 Characters:

1. Sans
2. Flowey/Asriel 
3. Ascore 
4. Toriel 
5. Papyrus 
6. Undyne 
7. Mettaton 
8. Alphys 
9. Chara 
10. Monster Kid 

Top 10 Songs:

1. Home 
2. Undertale 
3. It’s raining somewhere else
4. His Theme
5. Finale
6. Battle Against a True Hero 
7. The Choice
8. Fallen Down 
9. Hopes and Dreams+SAVE THE WORLD 
10. Megalovania (it’s overrated but like, cmon) 

Fine enough movie with a fine arc for its main character and a fine but predictable and corny plot

Such an Emotionally gutting movie, I originally didn’t think this was as good as Spirited away but after so critical thinking I kinda think it might be better tbh(Not gonna rewatch anytime soon to find out tho, that would be too heartbreaking)

Okay but why is Perrito genuinely a great character and tie in with the theme? Like this character who could’ve just been jar jar binks ended up being hilariously tragic AND well written

This review may contain spoilers.

Finally got a chance to watch this 

I’m gonna start off by saying this is not the best film of all time nor a perfect movie Imo, and I’ll just get the reasons why out the way first;

The Dialogue is a bit hit or miss(Though I’d assume some of that is the subtitles being translated poorly.) Some of the writing choices are also a bit questionable, like only revealing the existence of Zeniba in the last 40 minutes and the pacing is a little off(tho that might be a me problem), I also don’t think Haku and Chihiro have much chemistry imo.  

Now onto the positives 

I’m gonna start with my absolute favourite aspect of this film which is the score. The music in this is quite possibly my favourite in film history, possibly even better than Revenge of the Sith and Pirates of the Caribbean 2. The Music makes every scene 100x better than it would’ve been otherwise and sometimes the scenes without music are still genuinely moving because of the ambience. I also adore the message of this film about how you should be yourself and keep your identity even if people judge you.

Chihiro’s parents ate the food and turned into pigs, indistinguishable from what was likely other people who let their greed consume them and take away their identity. Chihiro, however, doesn’t take the food which makes her stand out; she’s the only human in the bathhouse and many people judge her for it. When she meets Yubaba, Yubaba starts off by calling her weak and worthless and then tries to turn take her identity away from her by taking her name, and it almost works before Haku reminds her of her name. This is genius writing as Haku was in almost the exact same situation, except he didn’t have someone else to help him, and now he sees someone in the same situation, losing themselves to fit in, and some Haku takes action against it. Haku also shows Chihiro where her parents are, and while they are almost exactly the same as the other pigs, she can still somewhat recognise them. As she continues to work at the bathhouse she starts to have dreams that she won’t recognise her parents, yet at the end of the movie when Yubaba asks her to find her parents out of the drove, she still recognises her parents and so knows they aren’t there. Yubaba and No Face help reinforce this theme, with No Face being transparent and literally being called No face and Yubaba has a twin sister who looks identical to her. Chihiro could judge Zeniba and No Face by simply how they look, like how the bathhouse did, and yet she doesn’t. 

Another fantastic part of the movie is the animation, which is obviously beautiful and this film would not be half as good as it is if it was live action(This is directed at you, Netlfix.) 

I could go on about every that makes this movie great but this review would probably be waaaaaay too long and so I think it’s best to leave it there. Damn Great movie, can’t wait to watch grave of the fireflies sometime

Feels a bit like the producers just learned the F-Word and want to show it off but then again Ford is the most epic character in the history of cinema

Very close to being actually good, the biggest problem is probably the weak screenplay, as if the dialogue, pacing and overall series of events was better then it could’ve genuinely been something and there’s a lot of proof of this in the quieter scenes

Okay I didn’t get a chance to rewatch this but I just noticed that the poster is made up of a million tiny pictures of Truman and that’s so cool so yeah

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Season 2:

Ah Arcane Season 2, I originally gave this a 9/10 on Serialzd when it came out but overtime my rating has vastly changed, for better or worse.

Let’s start with the positives:

The Animation here is some of the best I’ve ever seen, even better than season 1 and Spiderverse. The Music here is also top tier and I regularly listen to songs like The Line(Twenty One Pilots), Me(D4VD) and Sucker(Marcus King) while I’m at the Gym, going for walks or just in general because of how genuinely flawless the soundtrack of this season is. The Voice acting is still top notch and while none of it really stands out as much as during season one it is still excellent. In of Writing there’s also a lot of positives; the Viktor storyline is very well done and the conclusion of his and Jayce’s Arc was easily the best part of the finale. Ekko’s Storyline is also quite good this season with him having to choose between a perfect universe where he has everything or to try and save his own universe. While I am a bit confused how this connected with Ekko’s character as it’s not like it challenged his beliefs about staying in the present in any way it was still executed quite well so I don’t mind all that much though I do suppose it does kinda work because it’s showing Ekko what the world could’ve been like had the past been different and that is kinda relevant albeit to get to that conclusion you do have to bend over backwards a bit. I also thought that Singed’s story was pretty good as long as you don’t think too hard about how stupid his plan is. Also I thought Vander’s story was somewhat solid(Mostly) and up until Arc 3 I didn’t have that much problems with it(Tho Act 2 did  present a few problems with him and Silco knowing Vi and Powder before the Battle at the Bridge, making Silco’s reasoning for trying to kill Vi and Powder extremely confusing if he was best friends with their mum.) Also Act 1 is consistently great and Ambessa is a pretty great villain.

Now onto the Negatives:

The actions of the characters here are extremely confusing. Singed’s plan makes no sense because it could have easily failed in any way as if his plan was to be captured at the Zaun Protest, arrested and then get Warwick’s attack to proof why he would be a useful asset for Ambessa and why she should give him the technology to save his daughter then there’s some pretty obvious problems easily; What if Warwick had killed Ambessa during the Warwick attack? Or what if instead of deciding he was useful Ambessa decided to execute Singed for Treason? Why go to all of these risks when he could’ve just gone to Viktor (His former Student, mind you) and got Viktor to save his daughter? This is all assuming Singed’s actions were apart of some plan and wasn’t just because the plot required it. There’s a lot of examples of this kind of Filoni writing where the story isn’t character driven but plot driven, and if you try to find a way in which it is character driven then it either makes the characters themselves stupid or it’s just impossible to see why they’re doing anything they’re doing

Another big problem is that most of the important plot points happen off screen. The Story starts off focusing obviously on the two main focuses of Season 1; Zaun vs Piltover and Vi vs Jinx yet by Act 2 Jinx and Vi’s conflict is basically fully resolved and Zaun deciding to help Piltover and stop the war happens off screen. Caitlyn deciding to let bygones be bygones with Jinx also happens off screen despite that being her entire motivation during Act 1 and Act 2 did little to show her begin to forgive Jinx. We also barely see any of the effect of Jinx being injected with Shimmer with it just being used to make the fight scenes cooler.

Overall there’s a lot more positives and negatives I could say but I wanna try and wrap this up now so here’s my final thoughts; This is a beautiful but also extremely flawed season of television which I would probably give a 6 or a 7/10 on rewatch, despite this I still love Arcane and I don’t think Season 2 was flawed enough to make me lower the overall show rating on Serialzd by more than half a star

Forrest Gump’s brother who was supposed to bring balance to the force, not leave it in darkness

This review may contain spoilers.

Guess I can use this to review the show? 

Season 1: 

Absolutely phenomenal Television and quite possibly my favourite season of TV(Though I’m more of a movies guy so take that with a grain of salt), every episode of Season 1 is a 9/10 or above, with not one, but TWO episodes of Television that make it into my top 10, 
The Voice acting is also phenomenal with the stand-out performances being Mia Sinclair Jenness(Young Powder), Ella Purnell(Jinx), Jason Spisak(Silco) and also the entire rest of the cast which ranges from good to astonishing, the writing with characters like Silco, Jinx, Vi, Vander, Ekko, Heimerdinger, Caitlyn, Mel, Singed, Viktor, Ambessa, Jayce and hell even Marcus and Benzo is brilliant, there’s not a single poorly or inconsistently written character in the season and the plot happens because of the characters and not just including them, every action has a reaction and develops the show further and it makes for one of the best television experiences I’ve ever had, up there with ATLA and Better Call Saul,

I’ll post my season 2 review soon but check my serialzd for more thoughts

1. Mickey's Descent Into Madness
2. Fuelled
3. If Anything Happens I Love You
4. Wolf in sheep's clothing
5. Under the Lights
6. Bao
7. Yoda Retires
8. World of Tomorrow
9. Mike's New Car
10. The Maker

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1. The Truman Show
2. The Shawshank Redemption
3. Children of Men
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
5. Titanic
6. The Grand Budapest Hotel
7. Forrest Gump
8. Logan
9. Rocky
10. La La Land

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Movies I might give Five stars in the future

• Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
• La La Land
• Titanic
• Planet of the Apes
• Fantastic Mr. Fox
• The Matrix
• Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
• WALL·E
• Ratatouille
• Logan

All Movies I’ve given five stars(First Four in order, everything else isn’t)

• Whiplash
• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
• The Truman Show
• Snowpiercer
• The Shawshank Redemption
• The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
• The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
• The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
• Jurassic Park
• Grave of the Fireflies

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Not finished until the end of the year obviously

1. Snowpiercer
2. Jurassic Park
3. Grave of the Fireflies
4. Planet of the Apes
5. Spirited Away
6. Big Fish
7. The Wild Robot
8. American Fiction
9. Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
10. As They Made Us

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Sequels were just a dream by Max Rebo while he was recovering from that random bombing in BOBF

1. The Empire Strikes Back

   
   

2. Star Wars

   
   

3. Return of the Jedi

   
   

4. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

   
   

5. Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith

   
   

6. Solo: A Star Wars Story

   
   

7. Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace

   
   

8. Star Wars: The Force Awakens

   
   

   
   

9. Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

   
   

10. Star Wars: The Last Jedi

    
    

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1. Adolescence
2. Captain America: Brave New World
3. Back in Action
4. A Minecraft Movie

1. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
2. The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
3. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
4. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
5. The Hunger Games

Highest ranked is most likely to survive, lowest ranked is least likely to survive

1. Civil War

   Probably can survive 

2. The Matrix

   Probably can survive 

3. The Maze Runner

   Probably can survive 

4. Children of Men

   Probably can survive 

5. Cloud Atlas

   Probably can survive 

6. The Hunger Games

   Probably can survive 

7. Dune

   Maybe I can survive 

8. Vesper

   Maybe I can survive 

9. Rise of the Planet of the Apes

   Maybe I can survive 

10. The Creator

    Maybe I can survive 

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Escape from Beneath the battle of the War of the dawn of conquest of the rise of the kingdom of the planet of the apes

1. Planet of the Apes
2. War for the Planet of the Apes
3. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
4. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
5. Rise of the Planet of the Apes
6. Battle for the Planet of the Apes

• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
• Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith
• Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
• The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
• The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
• X-Men: First Class
• Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
• Ghostbusters
• The Wizard's Christmas: Return of the Snow King
• Mission: Impossible

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The Voldemort Franchise

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
2. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
3. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
4. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
5. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
6. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
7. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
8. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

When I watch the Marvels I bet it’s gonna be at the bottom of my list

1. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

   Prowler theme goes hard

2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

   Still brilliant, still hilarious, best GOTG film

3. Logan

   Me, watching Marvel make another Masterpiece:

   HE CAN’T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH THIS! 

4. Captain America: The Winter Soldier

   “I’m with you, until the end of the line”

5. Avengers: Infinity War

   Still probably the best Marvel film

6. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2

   Hits harder after Guardians 3

7. Thor: Ragnarok

   Still hilarious 

8. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

   Another easy adventure for spider-man…

9. The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special

   Unironically brilliant

10. Guardians of the Galaxy

    I just realised that Despicable me 3 ripped off the dance battle scene from this

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1. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
2. The Dark Knight
3. Logan
4. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
5. The Incredibles
6. The Batman
7. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
8. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
9. Avengers: Infinity War
10. Joker

    Doesn’t really count as a superhero movie but meh 
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    

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• Gladiator

  2000

• The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

  2001

• The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

  2002

• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl

  2003

• The Bourne Supremacy

  2004

• Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith

  2005

• Children of Men

  2006

• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End

  2007

• The Dark Knight

  2008

• Fantastic Mr. Fox

  2009

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1. Aladdin

   Eh it’s My list so My favourite Disney Movie is #1

2. The Lion King
3. The Incredibles
4. Hercules
5. Ratatouille
6. Mulan
7. Coco
8. Beauty and the Beast
9. Soul
10. Moana

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“You can tell Cooper that he’ll never eat lunch in this town again!”

1. Interstellar
2. The Bourne Supremacy
3. Oppenheimer
4. Thor: Ragnarok
5. The Bourne Identity
6. The Bourne Ultimatum
7. Thor: Love and Thunder

1. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King

   Lord of the Rings

   
   

   Fellowship of the Ring(5.0) 
   The Two Towers (5.0) 
   Return of the King (5.0) 
   
   Average Rating: 5/5 

2. Return of the Jedi

   Star wars Original Trilogy

   
   

   A New Hope(4.5) 
   Empire strikes back (5.0) 
   Return of the Jedi (4.5) 
   
   Average Rating: 4.6/5 
   
   

3. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

   Guardians of the Galaxy 

   
   

   Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.1(4.0) 
   Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2(4.5) 
   Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3(4.5) 
   
   Average Rating: 4.3/5 

4. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

   How to Train your Dragon

   
   

   How to Train your Dragon(4.5) 
   How To Train your Dragon 2(4.0) 
   How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World(4.5) 
   
   Average Rating: 4.3/5 

5. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

   Planet of the Apes(Reboot) 
   
   Rise of the Planet of the Apes(3.5) 
   Dawn of the Planet of the Apes(4.0)
   War for the planet of the apes(4.5) 
   Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes(4.5 
   
    
   Average rating: 4.1/5 

6. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

   Indiana Jones 

   
   

   Raiders of the Lost Arc (4.5) 
   Temple of Doom (3.5) 
   The Last Crusade(4.5)  
   
   Average rating: 4.1/5 

7. Back to the Future Part III

   Back to the Future

   
   

   Back to the Future(4.5) 
   Back to the Future Part II(3.5) 
   Back to the Future Part III(4.0) 
   
   Average rating: 4/5 

8. The Bourne Ultimatum

   The Bourne Trilogy

   
   

   The Bourne Identity (4.0) 
   The Bourne Ultimatum (4.5) 
   The Bourne Supremacy (3.5) 
   
   Average rating: 4/5 

9. Captain America: Civil War

   Captain America 

   
   

   The First Avenger(3.5) 
   The Winter Soldier(4.5)
   Civil war(4.0) 
   
   Average rating: 4/5 

10. Toy Story 4

    Toy story 
    
    Toy Story(3.5) 
    Toy Story 2(4) 
    Toy story 3(4.5) 
    Toy Story 4(3.5) 
    
    
    Average Rating: 3.8/5

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I haven’t watched many new movies this year

1. Dune: Part Two

   
   

2. Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
3. Bob Marley: One Love

   
   

4. Inside Out 2

   
   

5. Civil War

   
   

6. The Beautiful Game

   
   

7. Gavin & Stacey: The Finale
8. Big City Greens the Movie: Spacecation

   
   

9. That Christmas
10. The Simpsons: O C'mon All Ye Faithful

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I was bored idk

1. Return of the Jedi

   Darth Vader and The Emperor  

2. The Empire Strikes Back

   Darth Vader

3. Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith

   Darth Sidious and Darth Vader

4. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story

   Director Krennic

5. Star Wars

   Darth Vader and Grand Moff Tarkin

6. Solo: A Star Wars Story

   Beckett and Dryden Voss

7. Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

   Count Dooku and Nute Gunray 

8. Star Wars: The Force Awakens

   Kylo Ren and General Hux

9. Star Wars: The Last Jedi

   Kylo Ren, Hux and Snoke

10. Star Wars: The Clone Wars

    Count Dooku

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1. The Shawshank Redemption
2. The Truman Show
3. Dune: Part Two
4. The Grand Budapest Hotel
5. Titanic
6. Children of Men
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
8. Forrest Gump
9. Logan
10. Rocky

1. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
2. The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
3. Warrior
4. Beauty and the Beast
5. Encanto
6. Iron Man 3
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
8. Avengers: Age of Ultron
9. Despicable Me
10. Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones

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Shrek 2

1. Kung Fu Panda
2. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
3. How to Train Your Dragon
4. Shrek 2
5. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
6. Kung Fu Panda 2
7. Shrek Forever After
8. Rise of the Guardians
9. Shrek
10. Kung Fu Panda 3

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Also Robert Downey Jr

• Oppenheimer
• Iron Man

1. Maze Runner: The Death Cure
2. The Maze Runner
3. Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials

Stuff that has ‘Avatar’ in the name

1. Avatar Spirits
2. Avatar: The Way of Water
3. Avatar

WHY IS THE RUM GONE

1. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
2. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
3. Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End
4. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
5. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales

Petition for Letterboxd to add Lego Star wars:The Complete saga and also a 6th star. Totally not related

1. The Lego Movie
2. The Lego Batman Movie
3. The Lego Ninjago Movie
4. The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part

Seriously I need to stop making a list every 5 seconds

1. Sing 2
2. Despicable Me
3. Sing
4. Despicable Me 2
5. The Secret Life of Pets
6. Minions: The Rise of Gru
7. Despicable Me 3
8. The Lorax
9. Minions
10. The Secret Life of Pets 2

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I’m running out of List ideas

1. Aladdin
2. Aladdin and the King of Thieves
3. The Return of Jafar
4. Aladdin

Movies where Hugh Jackman fights Hugh Jackman

• Logan
• The Prestige

Jim Carrey=Funny:The Franchise

1. Sonic the Hedgehog 2
2. Sonic the Hedgehog