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I maybe new to this miniseries, but after I completed the episodes of The Promise, I have learned so much from each episode on how Palestine still suffers from ongoing occupation, side by side from the Mandate Palestine era and the today's situation at there. The stories are also heart-wrenching, especially the part where Erin meets a bed-ridden old lady, believed to knew Erin's grandfather when she was young. If you are interest in learning more about Palestine, this show is definitely for you!

I just watched them on TA-DAA!, now I realized that they are based on a puppet duo of the same name that had been existed since 1987 through Dempsey's Den. I find the episodes are pretty great too, and it would be really amazing if the episodes feature Zig and Zag explore more things on planet Earth. The characters are amazing too.

This live-action adaptation of Anastasia is not really good, the storyline is just messy, I don't even understand the whole story! How can Anastasia and Rasputin went into the portal where they transport to 1989 America, which was the time before the dissolution of Soviet Union?? What kind of Anastasia adaptation is this?? The usage of CGI effects are just terrible, and the scene where there is an enchantress hypnotizes Rasputin, despite Rasputin himself is a sorcerer. If he is a sorcerer, why didn't the enchantress hypnotizes the Tsar??? Also, the usage of Russian accents among the characters in this movie are just inappropriate, and yes, I agree that this has something to do with cultural appropriation of Russian culture, so do more researches about Russia before you make a movie about Russia! The only scene that I found permissible is the scene where Claire Crosby sings. I think the movie should rewrite into the better story that relates to the original Anastasia story or I would rather just stick to the 1997 version of Anastasia.

Klaus is such an amazing, magnificent movie I've ever watched for many times. Even though I didn't celebrate Christmas, but I do appreciate and amazed with the storyline, characters and animations in the movie. The storyline is really amazing as it tells about how a postman's character changed from being a selfish into a positive character, and also I really like the quote where Klaus says, "A true selfless act, always sparks another" where it teaches us that when you do things sincerely, good things will bring to everyone. One thing I like is that on how they represent the indigenous Sami people in the movie, like the little Sami girl named Margu, played by Neda, in a right manner. The animations in the movie are awesome, the shading of the characters and backgrounds in every scene of it are super marvelous. When I first watched the trailer, I learned that it was made by the same guy who created Despicable Me, another movie that I used to watched when I was little. If anyone doesn't watch this movie yet, I recommend you to watch! By the way, big salute to Sergio Pablos and those who involved in the making of this best movie!