Cecilia Morales

This movie, by God it made me feel like a little kid again. I loved how it threw out the cliche story of Christmas and made it unique with the dying method of letter writing, Santa being well, not Santa till later and just the sparks of good acts and wholesomeness really lighting the whole movie up was incredible. Not to mention that it was animated, and animated beautifully. The style seemed like it leaned towards Disney at first but it took a very different direction and to me (it may just be me) but it almost looked as though it was a mix between 2d and 3d animation? I don't know. But whatever it was these people knew what they were doing, the potential was there and they went big instead of going home which I'm glad that they did because by golly did it pay off. Good job :)

This show was really an eye-opener for me. While it was albeit, quite mentally scarring thanks to the graphic visuals it still managed to bring the story full circle. I loved how it not only exposed modern society as a whole but the individual inner demons we hide in every single one of us, how it can tear us apart, how corrupted and unforgivable we can be, showing our true inner colors, etc. It was quite a masterpiece and I recommend that you give it a watch (and please for the love of everything make sure you are at least an older term or adult because this is very much not geared toward young teens or kids!)

I started watching this with my parents and I was immediately on board. The actors were great, the setting was nice, it included history, the story flowed well, what more could you ask for in a show? I was really into it all throughout season 1, but season 2 is where it started to not necessarily go downhill, but definitely confuse me. The main storyline of the Holy Grail was kinda thrown out of the window and into the void and tended to focus more on the side story instead which I wouldn't have minded if it had a better transition and the first arc wrapped up nicely. Not to mention as well as the side story they overlapped it with all these new characters and story arcs, it became the dreaded overarching story that no one wants to deal with as it's too much to handle. I hope whenever it does get renewed for a season three that there is an explanation and the story gets back into a set focus because honestly? Season 2 wasn't vibing. :/