Elena Harris – Google

I'm surprised by the reviews. I myself, am a big fan of books, not at all influenced by tik tok, an app I do not own myself. As I went to the bookstore, looking for a new genre that differed from my go-to "Sci-fi dystopian" genre. I came across this book, and after reading the blurb I was hesitant to buy it, I'm not a fan of cheesy romance, however, I decided to go through with the purchase. Upon reading this book, I was in love. The character, although giving off the typical 'I'm different' vibe, was likable, I enjoyed Autumn's character and her uniqueness, it wasn't boring. Yes, the book itself and its writing are not top-tier, but it was refreshing, simple, and easy to read. Sometimes, I crave the typical, predictability of books. It's like a snack before moving on to the main course of more intense reading. However, for those who possibly read this review, I may be biased. As mentioned earlier, my lack of reading regarding the romance genre may have had my expectations much lower than what it could've been if I were more active in that genre. In conclusion, I believe this was a great read, I also believe it to be worth buying, despite the reviews, to each their own. Like star wars, millions of fans, but then there's people like myself, who are bewildered at the amount of attention it recieves.

Loved it. The animation was amazing and the characters were great, real and emotional. I especially loved the little robotic cat, I thought it was a fun addition. I don’t really see children enjoying this movie as there aren’t many humorous aspects to it, and it doesn’t really relate much to the toy story movies made before this one. Despite this being a fact, I believe the movie was amazing in general. Again, I state the animation was gorgeous, Chris evans did an amazing job. I myself loved the story line, there isn’t too much going on and it’s pretty straightforward. I believe criticism towards this movie are too harsh.

I remember watching this movie multiple times as a kid, around 8-9 years old. I understand NOW that the movie itself was innapropriate but I can assure you I did not understand at the time. Many movies including the classic "shrek" have had innapropriate indications in which kids have not picked up on until they've grown up, such as myself. Anyways, as I was saying, this movie is great! The animation is unique and the storyline although dark, is comical. I found every character uniquely lovable as they were all so different from eachother regardless of them having SOME noticeably cliche traits. But to be fair, what movie doesn't? I will admit though, my review on this movie are quite personal, and I understand those who have an opposing outlook.

I don't like art, nor have I ever gone to an art exhibit. However, if I ever did, I'd expect to see this movie playing as the centerpiece. Althought the animation is truley terrifying and may psychologically scar many children, I love it. The rooster with teeth and Ottis, a biologically male cow with udders? Brilliant. I've taken it upon myself to incooperate barnyard into my everyday life, one of these things being 'Biggie Cheese' whom I'm suprised I've never heard of as his beats are elequant and 'bombastic'. I often use his songs as motivation to study and/or to wake up in the morning and even to comfort me during emotional hardships. No movie, in my 16 years of living, has brought a tear to my eye. Thank you Steve Oederek, apart from the animation leaving me and my family gobsmacked and my dog terrified of cows and roosters alike, it has changed my life for the better.