Hannah Eagerton

This was such an incredible movie. I went into watching this a bit skeptical, seeing all the negativity spread about it's original body shaming advertisements. However, the movie itself isn't anything of the sort. It delves into a story about a heftier Snow White and the typical story of her evil stepmother. Diving off the original plot of the fairytail, Snow White then steals a pair of magical red shoes from her stepmother and is transformed into the "most beautiful woman in the world" before escaping. Along her travels, she meets the infamous group of seven heroic princes; only this is unbeknownst to her, as they are cursed as "short chubby green dwarves" after attacking a fairy princess because of her green ogre-like complexion. The only way to break this curse is to kiss the most beautiful girl in the world; the perfect punishment for a superficial individual. This is where they believe Red Shoes (i.e Snow White) comes into play; kiss her and they'll be back to their handsome selves. She eventually realizes that without the look that the shoes allows her to possess, she wouldn't get anywhere with finding her father (who disappeared after an encounter with his wicked wife) because they wouldn't be nearly invested in her had they known her true appearance. Through a beautiful rendition of Snow White, the main cast takes us onto a journey of how to open your hearts to love people that don't meet today's standards of beauty.

Great acting from all parties in this movie! They did a phenomenal job with the production and graphics of this move. I'd even say this is one of the best live-actions that Disney has made to date. The ending scene with all of the merfolk and humans alike, united together as they watched Eric and Ariel get ready for their voyage, was truly inspiring. You won't be disappointed with this watch!

I went into watching Kinnporsche expecting poor acting and a chaotic plot line; it definitely has a bit of chaos, but in the best way possible. The actors were fantastic as well for the most part. There wasn't one moment during the show that I felt myself zoning out; it kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time, looking forward to what came next. However, one thing to mention is that this show is what I'd call morally grey. If dubious consent is a trigger for you in particular, avoid Kinnporsche. This does have dark themes, which makes sense since it is about a Mafia.

Soul is a gem amongst many other brilliant Pixar films, quite similar to Inside Out in certain ways. I myself was a bit hesitant to watch Soul at first since it didn't seem exactly eye-catching based on the trailer, but it's a great movie! It touches on more mature topics about life, so it may fall flat with younger audiences, but one particular message in the movie is obvious; don't spend your life running after happiness when it's right in front of you. At the age of twenty, I myself have been contemplating my future, stressing about finding my purpose in life, finding a profession that makes me the happiest when nothing particularly stands out to me. If you find yourself in the same boat as me, Soul is definitely worth the watch.

It's an entertaining game that puts you into the life of a pirate. You can defeat skeleton men, megs, other crews, and even the Kraken if you're lucky. You have many ways to earn gold, ranging from treasure maps to mercenary kills. However, from day one in the game, other crews are usually (unnecessarily) hostile towards you and will go out of their way to make you rage quit. It's happened to me on multiple occasions and I've only been playing the game for three days. *If you take your gaming serously, then this isn't the game for you.* (I learned this the hard way after losing two days worth of loot in-game time.) This game also doesn't appear to have a main end-goal. You just live life as a Pirate and stop playing once your bored of going on quests or bullying other players. There are several updates that I think the game needs: 1. Outposts should be safe grounds for everyone. Other crews shouldn't be able to kill you when you're heading inland to sell loot. (My friend and I had two chests of valuables, and were killed once we got close to the Merchant. Our loot was stolen and sold before we got the chance to take it back.) 2. Alliances should have friendly fire off. Killing your own allies shouldn't be allowed, and if it needs to be for whatever reason, then the alliance should automatically break once you're attacked. (A crew I formed an alliance with killed me repeatedly after following me to an island, and sank my ship while I was "dead".) Overall, this game has a lot of room for improvement.