Angela Peng (ineedmoreserotonin)

This movie can be used as a background music & vibe thing. Just by the graphics and music it could be worth watching, but I would not recommend only watching it (i.e. have it playing while you are doing something else, do not chose watching this movie as the activity). I loved the visuals and the music, but the entire premise of the plot and the storyline was simply stupid. Even the execution of the story was hilarious, I often find myself laughing at what the characters say and do (not in a good way). I do not understand the point or the main idea of the movie (other than power could be dangerous I guess). There is also absolutely nothing likable about the main character, and she had no growth throughout. I find it hard to believe that this sort of main character will resonate with anyone (who would go "boohoo I'm a failure at everything" and "I tried okay?" when no one can see their efforts in trying???). She also screwed up the entire thing, and it was HER FAULT since the very beginning, but she's acting "I'm keeping a promise!" as if she's a hero or something lol. I would say she will be much more agreeable if the root of her actions were to at least correct her mistake instead of "keeping a promise". Especially the last fifteen minutes, *spoiler alert* You would think the villains will set their master experiment in somewhere with good surveillance, but nope it was in the middle of nowhere and the main character could climb up to the place without being noticed (also how was she not noticed?) The main character literally barged in and yelled a bunch of times but the villains acted like she was not there. I suppose maybe they believed that nothing can be changed by the main character anyway, and that's why they didn't let the robot guards arrest her. But shouldn't they at least have some sort of reaction? As I said, the main character had no growth, she could have only corrected her mistake (not even save the day lol) because the villains were too dumb.

Sophie is supposed to be between 12-16 years old, it is very problematic to let an adult (actually, a very old man, who knew how long he lived) to kiss her. At least from what was depicted in the beginning of the movie, Sophie was a decently kind girl, although she has her vanities. She did protect her friend with courage at the very beginning, clearly she was not THAT evil but she ended up in the school of evil. ***Spoiler alert*** It turns out that the school master was disguised by someone else, who wanted to marry her (someone underage!!) and tries to achieve this goal by putting her in the school of evil. This feels so wrong, it is almost disgusting. Repulsive, I will be honest. That dude, if he just wanted an evil kiss to grant him power, he could certainly have kissed someone more appropriate (there was an adult who clearly loved him in the movie). From what was presented in the movie, it convinces me that he kidnapped a teenager to woo her and marry her. I know that he is evil, but oh dear it is so unnecessary to present such scenes in this movie, it's for younger audiences I believe. I am giving this a two star because Agatha presented some message I would say worth considering, especially for young kids, that good and evil are not so distinct, humans make mistakes. It was a cringy but fun watch at first, except for what happened in the end.