thelone shadowwolf

I normally don't go out of my way to review movies, but this one? Every single character is so amazing. I absolutely adored the opossum and her motherly take on everything. Fink was a perfect contrast to everything, trying to inspire chaos but remain realistic. Pointing out differences and yet coming together to overcome hardships, yet this movie wasn't afraid to show death and loss? It is the BEST animated movie that has been released in a long time. Everyone who watches is sure to enjoy it.

The story and visuals are immaculate, as one should expect from anything Avatar related, HOWEVER, the voice acting is extremely lackluster and if you are one for a driving story, it doesn't do much to keep your attention. Games like Red Dead Redemption 2 not only look absolutely amazing, but you can feel the passion in the voice actors as they deliver their lines. They ARE their characters. This video game does not quite capture that love and passion for the project. Which is a shame, because I believe if these voice actors had delivered their lines with the same passion and attitude that their characters portray in the actual game, it could have been a much more emotional adventure. Upon adding another 8 hours to my gameplay, I can unfortunately report that this game is a very woke mess. For some reason, there is a 10:1 ratio of female to male characters. It seems like entire tribes are run and inhabited by ONLY women. There's nothing wrong with female characters. I, myself, am a woman. But to me it just seems like the whole game is trying to Girl Boss! its way to success. It's almost impossible to play the game without noticing how nauseatingly woke the entire cast is. With every notable "good" character being female, and the only notable male character being the main antagonist, it's not far fetched to land on their "women good, white men bad" angle.

Just like all the other heartless Disney remakes, all they do is bank off of amazing visuals and nostalgia baiting. The voice acting was absolutely horrible, there was no passion in any single line that was delivered. All the songs were terrible compared to the original, and absolute waste of time. Having fantastic visuals isn't the only thing that it takes to make a movie. You could make a whole movie out of stick figures and still tell a more compelling story.

The show has an amazing premise, all of the magic and trying to restore a kingdom and all of that is really entertaining. However, they beat theme of being "different" (aka gay or a minority or whatever) over the head to the point where it's unbearable to watch. It's disgusting how much politics has played into children's shows these days. I'm disappointed with how liberalized this show is, I was extremely excited to watch it but I struggled through trying to see past all of these themes and enjoy the show. If it was a few jabs here and there at conservatives, that would have been fine, it seems that most movies do that nowadays, anyway. However, this show does not miss a single opportunity to spell out "you're oppressing us and it's okay to be gay/minority/weird." No kidding, it's okay to be those things. But it does it need to be spelled out in fridge letters like that? I honestly think this show could have been so much better if they didn't try and spell out their message like that. After all, you hear it all the time and story writing and poetry, you want to show your audience, not tell them. This show does NOT show. It just tells.