PJ Blackburn

Politically liberal point of view across the board. Dividing your audience and fans in half. Tunnell vision. Supporting immigration, fall in love with someone who is a different element than you are. Even if it can obviously kill you. But the movie says it is ok. Which doesn't make any since. The movie chooses to ignore the after effect. Had a few good and cute moments here and there. But the movie shows children that immigration is okay and to not make a big deal of it. Let them pass, let them all pass because you are wrong if you dont. And then let them get with someone who's rich and privileged so they can live their dreams. The movie had a one-sided type of thinking and did a poor job of being aware of the dangers in this world. That water does not put the fire out. Instead, water mixes with fire in perfect harmony. That they become something more than they were. The movie is too one sided. 50% will love it while the other 50% will hate it.

Not as good as the first two movies. But I still enjoyed it.