dylanatier

i don't hate the show. i only dislike it because they went against it's "all ages rules" and made it almost impossible to watch for people over 12, and i loved this show as a child

the intro song saved this show from getting a one star review

monkey carried this film without him the movie would suck more

out of all of the games this is the weakest as it is very easy but what it lacks in difficulty it makes up in it's legacy for example this is the first 3D game and it introduced mega evolutions (which fans loved)

it's not the best and is the weakest out of all of them but it's still descent and fun

ive been living in my own mind for so long i think i will descend from the World Of Forms and back into consensus reality... i used to foolishly used to think myself above the materialism displayed by basically all of humanity but i see where the comfort comes from.. its nice to not have to question literally everything that exists all the time and sorta just accept things as they are.. unlike an idea, objects can be solid... i crave the strength and certainty of steel...

i really wish humans were able to come up with a method of communication that is easier and quicker and more meaningful than the spoken word, memes are actually a great example of such a method of communication.. because although they require some prior knowledge to truly understand, the target audience is able to absorb an astounding amount of information through the relationship of multiple senses (usually sight and sound) -- and by memes i dont mean these silly videos (not necessarily anyway) -- i mean the very concept of a meme, a memetic mind virus with an idea payload -- im actually very excited to see neuroscience and memology develop alongside technology so humanity can finally develop the 'universal idiom' -- a method of communication so powerful people of all walks of life can TRULY understand, at the BASE level, even the most esoteric and niche concepts with ease.. y'know how sometimes you see dumb text over a powerful image and it doesn't hit nearly as hard as powerful text over a dumb image?? THIS is what i mean, memes are able to alter the mood of text so dexterously, that meaning can be entirely dependent on the image instead of the words --

Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate is a hilarious and heartwarming return to the world of Megamind. The film is full of clever jokes, exciting action sequences, and a message of self-discovery that resonates with audiences of all ages. Here are some of the things I liked most about the film: It's funny! Megamind is known for his quick wit and sarcasm, and the film delivers plenty of laughs. Whether it's Megamind's deadpan delivery or the slapstick antics of the Doom Syndicate, there's something for everyone to enjoy. It's heartwarming. While the film is full of laughs, it also has a lot of heart. Megamind's journey to become a hero is both inspiring and relatable. The film explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and finding your place in the world. It's action-packed. The film features some truly impressive animation, especially during the action sequences. The fight scenes are exciting and visually stunning, without being overly violent or scary. Overall, Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate is a delightful film that is sure to please fans of the original Megamind as well as newcomers to the franchise. It's a fun, funny, and heartwarming film that celebrates the power of good and the importance of being yourself.

"Norm of the North" is a fun and engaging animated movie that delivers a clear message about environmental protection. Here are some things viewers might enjoy: Charming characters: Norm, the talkative polar bear, is a lovable protagonist. The film also features a cast of quirky characters who add to the humor and adventure. Positive message: The movie emphasizes the importance of protecting the Arctic environment and respecting wildlife. This message is conveyed in a way that is accessible to younger audiences. Lighthearted and silly humor: Slapstick comedy and silly jokes keep things light and entertaining, especially for younger viewers. Overall, "Norm of the North" is a fun and family-friendly movie that combines humor, adventure, and a positive environmental message.

While I understand that many parents and children adore Bluey, the show just wasn't a good fit for our family. Here are some aspects that we found underwhelming: Limited appeal for older audiences: The show's humor and storylines are geared primarily towards younger children. Parents might find themselves easily bored, especially if watching repeatedly. Repetitive nature: Many episodes follow a similar format, which can feel predictable and repetitive after a while. Focus on imaginative play: While imaginative play is important for children, the show's heavy emphasis on it might not resonate with all viewers. It's important to note that this is just our personal experience, and many others find Bluey to be a delightful and engaging program. It's always best to try a show yourself to see if it clicks with your family.