Angelica Chakraborty
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Not bad for an Indie film. Adventure, mystery, and action! Can't ask more than that. It is like Sherlock Holmes and Indiana Jones rolled into one, except with young boy trying to get his family back.
The Adventurer: The Curse of the Midas Box
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Great film on its own, but when trying to connect with an antagonist that has a hatred for dogs; it falls short. Cruella’s descent into villain was weak at best. Apart from that, a great stand alone film to enjoy and see a victim of circumstance rise above the obstacles in her path in a very anti-hero fashion.
Cruella
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An excellent story of the dangers of politics and popular beliefs like cancel culture going on today. While some areas of the story seem unusually harsh for a very young child, but over all nothing short of amazing. Then again - the Grimm brothers were quite harsh too.
Some parts were a little predictable, and yet not so predictable as one might think. Thank you Rowling for this unusual, unconventional, and yet deeply impacting story of the chaos of the modern world and how simple acts of kindness, love, friendship, and no small feat of bravery can bring the world closer.
The Ickabog
1 like
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It had a great theme of accepting who you, and for others to be open to it. However, it is very cliche, and its villain feels very underdeveloped. I understand from other viewers, that this is based on a book, but it feels too old fashioned Disney original movie like. It isn't a bad thing, but some originality would be nice.
Upside-Down Magic
6 likes
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The Christmas version of House with a Clock in its Walls with music. It has all the elements of the holiday in spirit, but not your every day run of the mill Christmas movie, in a good way.
Love the music, the magic, and the wonder. A great refreshing story for the holidays. However, a little too whimsical for me, and I don't see myself watching it every holiday season, but every now and then, yes.
Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey
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A timeless message of Anne Sewell's classic story retold in a beautiful and powerful screen adaptation for the modern times. Some changes have been made from the original story, but high moral of the story still stands steadfast as ever. This is not your every day girl and horse story.
Black Beauty
8 likes
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