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**SPOILER** Unfortunately, this film did not impress me at all. Considering the fact that I did enjoy the 2016 film, I wasn't really thrilled on the movie's sequel, considering the fact that most of Disney's sequels aren't great. (Not saying that they all are bad) However, what really didn't sit right with me was the fact that Moana 2 was originally suppose to be a TV series. I know for a fact that Disney had attempted to make TV series for big films like "Beauty and the Beast" and "Atlantis: The Lost Empire". The sad thing is, they are immediately scrapped and turned into a film, with the episodes intertwining into a confusing storyline. (Ex. Belle's Magical World and Milo's Return) And honestly, the music was honestly really boring and it didn't give me goosebumps or hyped me up either. I also do not appreciate the introductions of the new characters because it's just puzzling to me, like who are these people and what is their purpose of coming along? I do however like their personality traits though. A positive I will say is Moana getting killed and being revived as a demigod. I feel like this is Moana's purpose since I feel like this is something that she might've yearned for her whole life, with the stories that her grandma used to tell her in the first film, that's a plus! But aside from that... that's about it... DO BETTER DISNEY!

I'm not gonna lie, this was one of the best big screen musicals I have seen by far. If you can get pass the marketing issues surrounding this film, I promise you will all have a great time. Defying Gravity performed by Cynthia Erivo was jaw-dropping. Cynthia Erivo was truly made for the role of Elphaba, her voice fits the character so well. And I also love that Ariana Grande is returning to acting considering the fact that she was on broadway playing Charlotte in the musical, 13. Film is lovely, love the musical numbers, go check it out.

As a child, I never really watched Angela Anaconda because of the thought of how terrifying the visuals and animations were. but now as an adult, I ended up watching a few episodes out of curiosity. And I'm not gonna lie, the writing in this show is just as bad! This is one of the most mean-spirited kids shows that I have ever seen, it's full of cruel jokes about weight and appearance, and the entire plot is just focused around how much of an annoying, selfish and petty bitch Angela is towards her rival Nanette (I'm also gonna point this out, Nanette is basically written as a French stereotype.) The show portrays neither of them in a positive light and the show suggests that Angela is suppose to be "the good guy", when in reality she is just a Mary-Sue. Do not watch this

A lot of critics gave so much negative reviews on the film and the film was a flop. But i thought there was no way since this is meant to be Disney's celebration film for hitting 100 years. So I decided to go see it hoping that I would be proven wrong, Unfortunately, Wish did not do great with me at all. This is a spoiler review so if you haven't watched it, go do it or if you don't care, but please keep in mind that this is my opinion on the film. I had a lot of problems with the characters in the film. One example is Asha's seven friends, (mostly inspired by the Seven Dwarves from Snow White) because that there are so many of them, I don't even get to know any of them. It feels like that they are only there for the reference and not for the narrative of the story itself, which is utterly irritating and disappointing. Now for King Magnifico. I thought King Magnifico would finally be a good villain in the film since Disney had a rough time with creating villains. But I felt like something was off, King Magnifico only turned evil mainly because he was drove into insanity by Asha in the interview they were having, and it kind of makes him as a Disney villain failure. I'm only saying that because the past Disney villains (Maleficent, Ursula, Scar) were evil from the beginning. I also ended up discovering the concept art for the film that Queen Amaya was also planned to be a villain alongside King Magnifico which would've been amazing to see, but NOPE. And the star was also meant to be a shape shifter and a possible love interest for Asha, I would've also loved to see that as well too! but again, NOPE. This honestly feels like the females not thinking about true love and only caring about being a leader and not needing help, which is kind of weird since there is no such thing about "not thinking of true love." but anyway, back to the review. Finally, the animation. Now the music isn't that bad, I thought they did alright with their part, but the animation is kind of combining 2D and 3D which kind of makes it look like that it is unfinished. Anyway, overall, this movie was not good for me, if I were to critique this film, I would've accepted the idea of the concept art, because with it, it could've been amazing. Sorry Disney, but this is a disappointment for the 100th year. :(

Terrible spinoff of Winx. There are so many things in the series that I do not like at all. First off, they wrote every character terribly, they make Stella the typical "Regina George", she's literally rude to everyone including Bloom, and she even has a love triangle between Bloom and Sky which is very confusing. They also make Layla/Aisha mother literally everyone which is really weird to me. And they remove Flora from Season 1 and replace her with Terra, but is literally fatshamed in the season which is just terrible. Secondly, The fashion and clothes for the characters don't mix well. The color palette seems off to me and it's not really something I don't picture the girls wearing in the animated series. and finally, THE WHITEWASHING. The animated version had so many diverse characters in the show. But in this version, they whitewash Musa even though she is canon to be Asian in the animated series. Terrible show, do not watch this.

I've dreamed of a Super Mario Movie one day coming true. It finally happened and it looks so good! The animation is beautiful, the characters are really loveable and the story is really interesting, I could imagine Nintendo creating a game with something like this, which I don't know If It will happen. I love the voice acting and the song "Peaches" sung by Jack Black made me die of laughter! Great story and plot. I highly recommend it if you are someone who grew up with Super Mario.

I loved this film. I recently saw it 2 days ago and I left the theater with waterfalls in my eyes. This review kinda contains spoilers for the film, so please watch it before looking at this review! The film had tackled serious issues with the real world, such as Ember and her dad being kicked out because they didn't mix in with other elements, forbidden love with Ember and Wade, and the pressure of Ember taking over the shop. Wade's death really made me cry because Wade was such a loveable character to me and he really did deserve Ember a whole lot. The story is great, I highly recommend this film.

I kinda wish this film was never made by Disney at all. This film is historically inaccurate. Matoaka (Pocahontas) was a real person back in the 1600s in Virginia, which was not the kind of Disney film I signed up for. This film has some very offensive terms calling the tribe "savages". If you are going to make a Disney film, why would you even add words that might be offensive in a Disney film? I don't think this should be considered a Disney film at all. In the film, Matoaka is around Eighteen or Nineteen years old, which is not true for the real Matoaka, she was around 9-11 year old when the Colonists settled onto their land. The real story is much more dramatic, she was kidnapped, forced to dress like a European, learn English, and convert to Christianity under the name of Rebecca. And then she died at the age of 21. In the film, they also romanticize her story. Her love for John Smith is a made up romance and I believe it didn't happen. Matoaka today is considered the first Missing and Murdered Indigenous Woman. But yeah... I don't really recommend watching this film since it will probably mess up your knowledge on world history... I suggest watching Brother Bear. It's more meaningful.

I absolutely hate this mockbuster with a burning passion. And it is even #1 on my most hated mockbusters list. This is a ripoff to the beloved Pixar movie Up! First off, The animation looks so bad because some of the characters lips don't sync with the voice actors, That's strike 1. Strike 2, The plot made no sense, just like any other mockbuster film that you would expect, you won't understand anything. Strike 3, some of the cast's voice acting is really bad, I couldn't tell if the villain was TRYING to have an accent or was misreading his lines. and strike 4, this is the big one... THE RACISM IN THIS FILM! The little boy and grandpa are really racist in this film and they are even racist to a Chinese character. I even felt bad for that character on how he was treated, but he acts like he doesen't even care at all. One perfect example on why I hate this film. Please do not waste your time and watch this putrid of a movie, unless If you want to pickup on some very racist jokes... Yikes.

This movie is really bad. The previous title was called Super K which made sense, but they retiled it Kiara The Brave, not a bold move. WHy couldn't they just keep it as Super K? It would be more true to the film. Second, Kiara is not even the main character in this story and she is not even brave at all in this film, SHE DOES LITERALLY NOTHING and is a useless character. The body movements looks outdated and the animation looks really lazy. And the plot really does not make sense at all. The animation is also ugly. People are saying this is a ripoff to the Pixar movie Brave, but here is the thing. This movie was released BEFORE Brave was released, they just decided to change the poster as a way to trick people. But overall, horrible story, unlikeable characters, and ugly animation.