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Garfield A Tale of Two Kitties. What is there to say about this movie that hasn't already been said. The writing: incredible. Cinematography: beautiful. Characters, plot, every thing about this movie is amazing. In this movie, Garfield takes the empire that was once ruled by British Garfield. Garfield practically becomes a god. And one god he is. He is an absolutely stunning figure. His orange fur, his large belly. Just... Wow. Garfield is the thing that dreams are made of. John is Garfield's right hand man, and he is very deserving of that title. Not only does he singlehandedly take down the British revolution, but he also is good looking. But the greatest part of this movie, and cinema as a whole, is the death of Odie. It takes Garfield from a God status to reveal his more cat side of him. It makes him more of a relatable character, and makes you realize the struggles has had to go through to get to where he is. I have watched this movie over 200 times, and that scene has made me cry EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. That is the power of this scene. And all this, the death of Odie, the betrayal of the British, and the loss of lasagna, all culminates into one final showdown between Garfield and British Garfield. This is well regarded as the best battle in cinema, and deservedly so. The tension, the visuals, the music. It is just breathtaking. And the movie ends how it began. Garfield is holding a dying British Garfield in his arms, and they share a final heartfelt moment. Once again, you realize that Garfield isn't just a God, he is a cosmic-shattering being. Garfield and British Garfield share a kiss and the movie ends. What a powerful end. What a powerful movie. This movie is truly a masterpiece. 11/10

Cocoto Festival is unironically one of the greatest wii games, and might be one of the greatest games of all time at that. This is a game about a festival, featuring cocoto. The themes in this game are very deep and meaningful, made me think about my entire existence. The contrast of life and death, and in turn, light or dark gives a meaningful inquisition on human luxuries that haven't been explored since. Cocoto festival truly is a masterpiece and if you haven't experienced this wonderful journey, please go play it right now. Worst part of the game is when it ended, I wish cocoto could last forever, like a ceaseless beginning with no end. I have played Cocoto 7 times, and each playthrough has been better than the last. There are little details they put in cocoto festival that you could never notice unless you're me, who has played this game 7 times. And don't even get me started on the music. A blend of live orchestral and jazz fusion elements creates a soundtrack that is not only breathtaking, but revolutionary. I guess that's a good way to explain this entire game. Revolutionary. I have never wanted someone to play a game in my entire 32 years on earth as much as I've wanted you to play cocoto festival for the Nintendo Wii right now. 10/10. No, I give this game an 11/10.