Javier Adorno

Anyone claiming the movie sucked and isn't a child. . Don't worry about that. The whole premise of the movie is to let your kids dreams be just that. DREAMS! Encourage the fact that your kid has taken in interest in the movie. In the very beginning of the movie we find that Max the main protagonist is being bullied at school meanwhile at home his parents present the problem of a possible divorce. Max obviously displeased with all the angles of his life is sad. He finds solace in his dreams. Not only that but he definitely inspired his entire class to come up with their own superheros even if they didn't like his original summer activities story. Say what you will. Wether you side with Max's mother in the fact that dreams are a waste and reality should be prioritized over fantasies or Max's dad who believes dreams are worth striving for (and goes as far as siding with Max when he discovered SB and LG visited his before being strong armed by his wife by a glare) it's an all around fun movie for a child. With a happy ending. Same for Author and The Invisible.

Tokyo Ghoul is something that will always stay close to my heart. The tragedy. The brief moments of happiness. The pacing. The over all plot and atmosphere. It all hits just the right notes with me and then some at least IMO. It really satisfied me and left me empty once it was over but a bittersweet ending none the less. Absolutely top notch. 100% worth the watch! IDC how cringe it is but Touken always!!! My fav pairing! For a F*****G reason!!!!!!