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mike is a very fleshed out character, and that's the one thing i could absolutely commend the fnaf film for, alongside the beautiful sound design, crafty camerawork, breathtaking cinematography and well-made animatronics. josh hutcherson did an excellent job portraying the guilt-ridden depressed mike schmidt. he made it easy for the viewers to feel connected to mike and be emphatic to the struggles that he faces in his life.

SPOILERS AHEAD this film pleasantly surprised me at the theatres. the way they tackled heavy topics such as anxiety, death, family, mortality, and just life in general while also doing it in a wholesome comedic way? can't believe i went on a roller coaster of emotions just from watching a puss in boots film. key moments for me in this are definitely the whole encounter with death the wolf, his whistling entrance, and aftermath of his sighting resulting in puss' panic attack. this was such a beautiful piece of cinema that is getting harder to come by in the recent years. dreamworks has done it again, adding another meaningful masterpiece to their list of achievements.

story-wise, it's compelling but dear god the age gap disturbs me so much

started watching glee recently and i can say i wish they would have extended more seasons with better writing. it's a shame because the characters are charming and some will stick on you (looking at you kurt and mercedes) but the storyline became absurd in later seasons (4-6 specifically). overall it's a feel good show, kind of became one of my comfort shows for a long term. definitely lol

yall made a socially awkward 20y/o cry towards the end, thanks