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Literal perfection. It's only 11 minutes per episode, yet it's so much more deep and intricate than pretty much anything you'll ever find. Apart from appearing cute, funny, awesome characters, having great animation and music style, it's also deep and dramatic and a coming-of-age story. When it ends you'll wish it had another season, longer episodes, or something since the adventure was so good, but no, it was meant to be this way. Please please watch it. Help us give it 5.0 stars in the ratings here.

It was kinda weird. But at the same time I kind of liked it. Clara is pretty cool character, she's smart, determined, and is into engineering and makes a pretty good role model. There was a part that was little creepy which I found thrilling. And it had piano music performed by Lang Lang so that's cool. But the movie felt rushed and there wasn't much dialogue. Nothing really funny and the dramatic parts didn't feel incredibly dramatic either. *Spoiler ahead* - Like when we find out that the sugar plum girl is actually the villain that wasn't like "Oh my god I would've never seen that coming!" Not like Zootopia. It did have nice visuals and rather sweet message. It's an OK movie, you might like it.

This is an awful adaption to a great science-fantasy novel by Madeleine L'Engle. The book has some religious references in it but you don't have to be Christian to enjoy the book; the religious quotes are metaphors that give wisdom or clues to Meg defeating IT. The movie doesn't really have these inspiring, uplifting phrases instead and slightly triggered me and really triggered other people. I don't get why people hated the movie for getting rid of these references but there are other reasons as to why this movie sucks. The visuals in the movie were okay, kind of surreal but not in a fascinating or captivating way. Nothing extremely special. But honestly, Ms Whatsit was SO annoying like she wouldn't stop criticizing Meg in the movie. She is supposed to be helping Meg not complaining. Ms Who and Ms Which looked kind of weird but at least they had some good lines. And they made the part where Charles Wallace is hypnotized really weird it happened really fast and Meg found her dad too easily also. And where's Aunt Beast?! I also feel like Calvin didn't say that much it was kind of awkward between him and Meg. It was like they weren't really friends until the end or something and there was a lot of awkward tension. The only part that I did enjoy was when they were with the Happy Medium but that was ruined again by Ms Whatsit being annoying. And to those people who complain about Meg being angsty well she was even more angsty in the book, the point of the story is not only her finding her lost father but also coping with struggles and finding meaning in friendship and hope. The old movie version of A Wrinkle in Time was also kinda bad but this was probably worse. Did they even talk that much about the tesseract and the concept of time that much in the movie? I don't think so, but I don't know because the movie was so unmemorable. Anyway, don't watch this movie, watch Infinity War or The Green Book or A Quiet Place. Or better yet, read the book. Have a nice day.

I, along with many other people thought this show was going to be a total mess. Boy was I wrong. Green eggs and ham is probably one of the best adaptations of a book you could ever hope for. And netflix created this based off of a 50-word children's book from 1960. The writing, voice acting, animation, music, story, and characters were so endearing. It looks childish but the creators weren't afraid to make their show unique. Creative and uplifting, this show is good for all ages, although the plot gets complicated and may leave younger kids confused. It's all good. Watch this show!!!

I don't get why audiences find this to be a funny or tear-jerking movie. For the most part, dialogue was far from clever and the acting felt so forced. The concept was not so bad. It's about Lara Jean, a girl who writes "love letters" to her crushes and hides them. Somehow the letters get sent and she has to confront her insecurity and learns about family, love, and being herself. That's cool, but what's not is that Peter, one of her ex-crushes fake dates Lara Jean to make his ex Gen jealous, which I feel is cliche and doesn't make the movie super interesting. Some more drama happens, but it's not as important as Lara Jean's relationship with Peter it seems. I wish there were some more complications to make the movie more unpredictable. The writing and acting makes some events feel so unrealistic and therefore I have less sympathy for some of the characters, because I feel like I don't really know them or anything. Lara Jean is pretty cool character and I will say some parts of the movie were well-written and what. But there wasn't many plot twists except for one which I don't want to spoil for those who haven't seen. The ending was not that amazing either. The book is better I read part of, it's better than the movie.