Sandy Lin

Deserves no stars, really, which is ironic considering the fact that one of the film’s most important characters is in fact a star. Wish was poorly scripted, with generic characters such as Asha - the protagonist - and Magnifico (seriously, what kind of name is that?), and songs that are nonsensical in every way possible. I think I’ll just go rewatch Monster’s Inc or Ratatouille for the third time now instead

The only reason I didn’t stop watching midway was because I was so desperate to watch a movie as I wait for Wakanda Forever to be released on Disney+. Here are just a FEW things that made me wish I hadn’t wasted an hour of my life watching this terribly predictable movie: - The whole thing focuses on the poorly-written character, “Emily”. While I understand Clifford is meant to be a kids movie, the “bullying” was so over the top and unrealistic, especially as Emily lacks personality and is no different from her peers. Also, do kids in sixth grade actually post ridiculous video edits online to bully others? Emily dropping the containers wasn’t even the SLIGHTEST bit funny, and the fact that the whole class seemed to think this was hilarious makes me wince. Really, who has ever seen anything like this happen in real life? - How many times do I have to see Asian characters portrayed as awkward “nerds” in movies/tv shows? As a Chinese person myself, I can tell you that this is not how we act at all, so maybe try to portray us as realistic human beings next time. This stereotype is far too overused, horribly represents Asians, and makes me wince every time I see it - “Emily’s” acting and the writing for her character irritates me. If they replaced the actress and changed up the writing (a lot), my review probably could have been 2-3 stars - Why is this movie called Clifford when, halfway through the movie, I forgot his character even existed? Less of Emily, more Clifford please - The villain; I’ll leave it at that. - Overall, not worth watching and too full of cliches

I can’t believe I wasted two hours of my life watching this movie.

Absolutely terrible show with terrible actors. All the plot lines are predictable and cliche and I highly recommend avoiding “Standing Up For Yourself” unless you want to be traumatized by its cheesiness. I refuse to believe RL Stine has any part in this whatsoever and if you think this series will live up to the standards set by Goosebumps or the Haunting Hour, I suggest you avoid this show because you’ll probably be extremely disappointed

Probably one of the worst movies I’ve seen since Cop and a Half (and if you don’t know what that is, there’s a reason for that). The actor who plays Lewis is definitely not well-trained and he’s just a very unlikable protagonist, which kind of ruins the movie for me. It’s also super predictable as well.