lilly.kaitlyn

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I've seen a lot of people hating on this move and I get that everyone is entitled to their own opinion but I do think this hate is too far fetched. Some people have been saying that Ariel & Eric don't have chemistry which I do not think is true, When I would see them on the screen I would start to smile at them because of there chemistry. I've also seen people criticizes the songs which I do kind of agree with but only interns of that Scuttle shouldn't of had a song and I also don't think Ariel should have sang part of under the sea. Some people have also criticises the CGI and Visuals for "The entire movie from start to finish was extremely dark and gloomy." which is not the case, was there some dark part in the movie? yes. It has parts that take place underwater and at night so of course some of it is going to be dark: but it also has some bright vibrant parts. someone said that it has " very scary looking visuals in a few scenes" which I do not think is true their where a lot of young children seeing it at the cinema i was at and none of them where scared and from what I could tell they enjoyed the movie a lot. I've seen people judge the race changing of Ariel's sister but I don't have a problem with that because all of the sisters are meant to represent the different seas. The bashing of Halle's acting. I can understand why people don't like Halle's acting but this was a hard acting role and with what she was given to work with I think she did a good job of bring the character of Ariel to live.I mean like why don't you try and act with out talking and see how you do all in all I think she did very well.

The Little Mermaid

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Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

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I have just finished watching the show so I decided to see what other people thought of it and was very shocked to see the liked to disliked ratio, so I decided to give you my thoughts on what other people were saying. To begin my review, I just want to explain the show, Zombieverse, is a semi-scripted TV-show where a zombie apocalypse happens. The cast(excluding side characters)' reactions and actions are real although there appears to be some scripted rules and scripted destinations “The dialogue – it's like they let a group of middle-schoolers write the script during recess.” It’s not scripted, so there are bound to be some parts that sound like middle-schoolers. “Considering it a zombie apocalypse there sure is a lot of laughing and nobody appears to be afraid” So you're telling me you wouldn’t try and find some joy in a bad situation? “Then that older guy that never shut up kept saying he was scared but kept laughing the whole time” If he was scared and started laughing he probably has a nervous laugh. It takes a quick Google search to find out what a nervous laugh is. “Guess what, they screamed, talked, argued for the whole time, what a nonsense.” If you're put in a group with random people, you are gonna have to talk and as for arguments, there is bound to be some conflict. Not everyone is going to agree and the screaming is probably because they're scared. “They repeat the scene 3-4x on tht part” or “They replay clips over and over '' It’s very common in Korean tv shows for there to be multiple shots of one scene. And if you're like this person “I was waiting for this show for so long, thinking it was going to be similiar to "all of us are dead", but turned out to be a massive disappointment.” You are just setting yourself up for disappointment in terms of it being like all of us are dead. Anyway, if you’ve watched the trailer and you like the look of it give it a shot and if it is not what you’re looking for, don’t watch it.

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