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I'm so sorry to hear about your grandmother's passing. My condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. Please, don't blame yourself for not being at the hospital-her illness and passing were beyond your control. Blaming the mayor or anyone else won't help with your grief. Instead, try to focus your energy on supporting your family, especially your mother. Being there for each other is what matters most right now. I can relate to your feelings of regret and sadness. Shortly before my grandmother died, I was supposed to visit her with my family, but I couldn't go. When my family visited her, I had one last video call with her. That night, she passed away in her sleep. Initially, I had thoughts like, "I should have been there," or "I should've chosen differently," but as time passed, I realized that what happened was beyond my control. These feelings of regret will linger, but they will decrease over time. You'll come to accept that sometimes, despite our best intentions, things don't go as we hope. Take comfort in the memories you have and the time you did share. Right now, focus on being there for your family and allowing them to be there for you. It's okay to grieve and take your time to heal. Take care, Pat

I appreciate your perspective on the issues you highlighted, but I disagree. I don't think these problems are directly related to the pacing of the story. The issues with Wish's underdeveloped magic system, lack of world-building, and poor characterization stem from the narrative structure and script development rather than the speed at which the plot unfolds. Here’s why: *World-Building and Magic System* : The movie's fast pacing contributes to a feeling of rushing through the story, but the real issue lies in the lack of detailed exposition and coherent rules for the magic system. World-building requires effort and integration into the plot, not just more screen time. The movie failed to implement its magic elements naturally into the narrative, regardless of pacing. *Characterization* : Developing characters, such as exploring Asha's relationship with her father or King Magnifico's background and motivations, depends on the quality of the script and the depth given to these characters. The movie is missing strategic flashbacks and character interactions necessary for the audience to gain the needed insight. *King Magnifico’s Transformation* : King Magnifico's abrupt change points to inconsistent character development rather than a pacing issue. Proper foreshadowing is the culprit, not the pacing framework. Effective storytelling ensures characters are believable and gradually develop. This is a matter of scriptwriting, not pacing. *Plot Development vs. Songs* : The decision to prioritize songs over plot development is a creative choice. It impacts how the story feels but doesn't inherently relate to pacing. The overuse of songs to supplement missing plot and character development resulted in a rushed pace due to missing context. In summary, while a slower pace or longer runtime might have provided more time to explore these elements, the core issue is how the existing time and narrative devices were badly constructed. Better integration of world-building, character backstories, and consistent character development are the actual culprits, regardless of the pacing. I also don't think the strike was the main reason. But it's possible that it influenced Wish's post-production phase. Even then, the influence would have been marginal, unless they pointed out it was crap and had to be reworked from the ground up. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I saw that as well. I was entertained and I thought it was okay. My favorite movie so far is Dune 2. Night Swim is a close second. I'm looking forward to watching Kingdom of the planet of the Apes. And I'm gonna take a good look at the upcoming The Crow reboot.

@@Rebel_Rewrite also another thing that makes me sad its that Brazil as i mention in or last conversations its a third word country , sad that most filmography its just comedy or soap opera, i mean before i set on biology i wanted to be a movie director , but working as director its dificult , plus mine directors inspiration are Tim Burton, Guilermo del Toro, Stephen sommers, Timur Bekamabatov, the radio silence duo , plus mine genre are fiction, fantasy, horror , making acation stylized acation sequences, ( bullets fly in slow motion, rember Timur did wanted) , or making creatures niether human size ( like Stephen mummy or Guilermo creatures) , or kaiju size (Godzilla, kong) would required lot of CG & make up worst give that my country govermant its terrible & shaddy in funding as you mention there know way the were green light these things , what you think also i mean europe hás you own big budget fantasy or low budget horror films like Hammer, and Ásia especilay china makes monky king/ journey into a west blockbuster i mean Brazil need its own b / blockbuster movie session

I don't think that's necessarily true. While it's true that Brazil doesn't invest much in its movie industry, almost no other country does either. All the large studios like Walt Disney, Warner Bros., Universal, Sony, and Paramount are privately owned companies and mostly located in the U.S. For most foreigners, it's very difficult to act in or work on movies and television there. That's why most actors, directors, and writers work for low pay or no pay in indie movies-or they move to L.A. There are movies that, despite their low budget, found great success due to their intriguing ideas. "Saw" is one of them, as well as "Mad Max." The most notable one by far is "The Blair Witch Project." Blaming your country isn't going to help your situation. Besides, Brazil has produced some incredible films, like "Cidade de Deus" ("City of God"), which is one of my all-time favorites. You don't have to stop wanting to become a director; you just need a plan how to become one. I write novels. They haven't been published yet, and the chances of a publisher taking a chance on me are very low because, for one; nobody knows who I am, and secondly, they don't know if my book will sell. I built a website and had it for a year with a few excerpts from my manuscripts, but nobody visited the page - not even once. That's why I created this TH-cam channel to attract an audience that might be interested in my books and stories. Honestly, I'm progressing slower than I imagined because I had no idea how do anything. My background is in financial services, not videography, but I won't let that stop me. I'm figuring things out as I go along. It's slow, but preserverance is key. I definetly underestimated how much time and effort is spent ont building a channel and making entertaining and engaging videos. But as the quality of my content improves and the more content I have, the more subscribers I get. Rather than saying my country doesn't invest enough in my writing, I try to make something happen myself. Think about what you can do and control, not what you can't do and can't control. Hope that helps.

There are a few reasons but these three are the main reasons why I don't think most politicians care about environmental issues: Economic Interests: Many politicians are backed by powerful industries, such as fossil fuels or big players in manufacuring (car companies for example). These parties have a significant financial interest in maintaining the status quo. These industries lobby heavily and fund political campaigns, leading politicians to prioritize economic interests over environmental concerns. Short Term Goals: Politicians focus on short-term goals to secure immediate results that will help them win their next election. Climate action requires long-term planning and large investments (tax money). It won't yield immediate benefits or visible results within a single electoral term, that's why they're low priority for many politicians. Global Coordination: Effective climate action requires global cooperation, which is challenging to achieve. Different countries have varying levels of economic development and priorities, making it difficult to agree on unified actions and policies. That's just my opinon though.

@@Rebel_Rewrite and sucks that capitalism can go off the rails with people minds still its the only thing that make the word spin, and actualy the other ideolgy comunism its much worse especialy in North korea , and dont get pat sometimes which ideolgy you thinks its best for a society and its enviromental

Best ideology in my opinon is Social Democracy. Many economincally strong countries in Europe use it, or a form of it.

Thanks. I hope it's gonna help with the TH-cam algorithm.

Thank you for sharing your insightful views. Regarding the point about borrowing from other movies, you’re absolutely right. Rebel Moon isn’t the first film to draw inspiration from existing works, and it won’t be the last. As you mentioned, A New Hope borrowed elements from earlier sources. George Lucas was inspired by classic space operas like “Flash Gordon” and the French comic series “Valérian and Laureline.” Additionally, the concept of a sprawling, interconnected universe with thousands of cities and planets has been a recurring theme in science fiction. In the case of Rebel Moon the execution fell short. Somehting that I can appreciate about Star Wars are the many creative designs that make it futuristic, and memorable. Whereas Rebel Moon borrowed ideas and styles from existing, past cultures; "German WW 2" uniforms and Roman togas. Rebel Moon's creativity felt stifled. Thanks again for watching and commenting.

I do like Snyder's movies for the most part, and Rebel Moon is his idea. He just isn't a good enough writer. What it really boils down to is hiring someone who understands how to write compelling characters and knows actual worldbuilding. Snyder relies almost too exclusively on visual storytelling. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I hope you and your family are save from all this. From what I've heard President Lula has pledged 1 billion to those affected by the flood. Let's hope that this commitment translates into effective relief efforts on the ground. 🙏 Brazil indeed has immense potential and many ressources, and it's essential for its leaders to prioritize the well-being of their citizens. While historical factors and colonization play a role in shaping a country's trajectory, it's ultimately the decisions made by politicians and policymakers today that determine its future. Another factor is the deforstation of the Amazon rain forest. Because of a lack of trees, the now wastelands, don't hold back the water as much. But the flooding and rain are unusal weather phenomenon. And they keep plaguing the entire world. South East Asia is suffering from an extreme heat wave right now as well.

@@Rebel_Rewrite no we are okay, it was another city but still it was pretty sad to see that disaster. Also o watched Abigail was a Pretty cool movie

Thank you for commenting and the supporting. I appreciate it.

Appreciate the kind words and encourgment. It's partially my fault though. The cahnnel name isn't good. It's not well optimazied for searches. I've been working on rebranding though and I'm hoping to finish at the end of the month. Witha new, banner, logo, and channel name.

@@Rebel_Rewrite Good luck!

I think the assassination scene could've worked for me if we had more insight into Belisarius and Kora's relationship. Throughout both movies, they never really engage with each other. They have no dialog except for when she's a child on her home planet. The audience doesn't know if Kora has expressed doubts before and if she shot the princess to prove her loyalty to Belisarius, or if she's always been loyal. We have no clear image of how good or bad their relationship is. Due to that, the betrayal lost a significant amount of impact - for me. I couldn't tell how sudden or telegraphed Belisarius' betrayal was. Given what we know, it was very illogical. He could've used the assassination to get rid of a political rival, perhaps rather than a loyal companion. Another reason I didn't mention why I disliked the scene is how Kora was robbed of her decision to rebel. After Belisarius' betrayal, realistically, she had no choice but to take up arms and rebel. She wasn't pushed over the edge (internal conflict), Belisarius' betrayal forced her to switch sides in order to survive (external influence). The princess surviving isn't an issue, if the reveal of her survival was better implemented into the story. Perhaps if the information led to a subplot, where Korra faces a dilemma: abduct a person aboard the main ship who knows the princess's location, or prevent the cannon from destroying the village and villagers. I hope that helps clarify my view on this. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comment.

@@Rebel_Rewrite snyder never really has his characters speak.

It's sad to see after 100 years of being in the business and with a huge budget at their disposal, Wish is the best they can come up with. Thanks for commenting.

@@Rebel_Rewrite yeah, anytime. I'm just so disappointed with the movie's execution and direction. It totally sucks. And it totally bothers me that people who do love this movie are delusional over the plot line and soundtrack. Disney is just trying to gaslight us into thinking which is lesser of two evils or something.

I'm really curious to konw what the people who worked on this (animators, marketing dept, etc.) thought about the movie, because at some point they had to realize that it's trash. Somehow everybody just seemed to have accepted the fact and continued polishing the turd, as they say.

@@Rebel_Rewrite yeah, they act as if they're proud of it being a masterpiece when really it's not. They ought to be embarrassed that not too many people like this piece of crap.

I didn’t enjoy the movie. And the people who enjoys it, be my guest. The movie is terrible in the worst of ways. Asha who is the antagonist of the film couldn’t accept no for an answer. Not only that, she has the audacity to convinced the queen that her husband is evil. Which btw, why Amaya sided with Asha?? Amaya should know her husband more than this entitled brat. Plus, Asha left out a very, VERY important detail to her generic friends when Magnifico told her his tragic story. You know, the almost burnt tapestry as a reminder; where the king was just a wee boy and lost his parents by selfish and greedy people and burn everything into the ground. Yeah, Asha left that whole info and never brought it up. And Amaya too, surprisingly.

The goat and the star were both wasted character opportunities, in addition to her 6 random friends. Thanks for commenting.

Even if they licensed Wish designs to diaper companies, the profits won't be nowhere near enough to cover the losses. Thanks for commenting.

Wonka was everything Wish should've been. Heartwarming story, good characters, simple plot, good visuals and music. I saw a few reviews complain about Wonka that there's not enough of a connection to the old Wonka (Charlie and the chocolate factory, 1971) which makes no sense. It's a new take on the story for a new generation of children, not a continuation of a story targeted at ~50 year old adults. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@Rebel_Rewrite also its supposed to be a prequel to gene wilder also who wants wonka movie with the same damn story that is overdone

I agree and disagree with that statement. Watching the same thing over and over again is boring, but it also depends on how memorable the plot is. Charlie and the chocolate factory is very unique. It was rebooted in 2005, therefore an *updated* version to watch is available. Rebooting such an updated version in 2023 doesn't make much sense. But there are other instances where periodically updating a movie makes sense. One example I can think of is the latest iteration of A Star Is Born, starring Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper. The original is from 1937. It was rebooted with respectively contemporary popular actors in 1954, then in 1976, and lastly in 2018. Another one might be made in ~2045. And then there are monster movies like Godzilla. The plot or premise never changes but it's still always popular.

The Garfield era movies had some of the best CGI and they had good plot points; Gwen Stacy, Peter's parents, and his strained relationship with Harry Osborne. But the overall writing was weak and the casting choices and character designs were questionable at times. I think the biggest issue was that the Tobey Maguire movies were still fresh in people's memories. The Tom Holland ones because of their connection to the MCU managed to ride the hype - and of course they were well produced. I liked the Andrew Garfield era, but the Maguire one is more nostalgic and with a more memorable cast. Thanks for watching and commenting.

My wording in the video was poor. I made Magnifico sound more caring than he was, but his motivation was to prevent the same tragedy he suffered as a child from happening again. What really bothered me about him was that he had no narcissistic tendencies at first and seemingly acquired them on a whim once questioned. The transition wasn't gradual; it felt abrupt and forced to me. If the movie had made it clear that he wasn't doing it for the good of the people but that he wanted to primarily protect himself-being self-absorbed-by policing others, I would've been okay with it. In one frame in the movie at around 1:21:05, right when Magnifico was imprisoned in the crystal, you see a mask resembling the magic mirror from Snow White. I assume that's the reason he was almost forced to develop narcissistic tendencies to create that Easter egg. I did not perceive him as a well-rounded character but rather one that was changed to fit the part when needed. Asha lived with her Grandfather and Mother all her life, and with her father until he died. Therefore, if losing a wish made them so depressed or sad, wouldn't Asha have noticed that? You could even make a counter-argument here that forgetting your wish and the worries that come along with it will help you lead a long life. After all, Saba made it all the way to 100. The last two points are excellent. I'd guess Magnifico's age to be around 50-55+, but regardless of his age, Saba would've been 65 at the lowest when Rosa's was established. That means he spent a large portion of his life pursuing his dream before giving it up willingly. If you're a parent, wouldn't you know about your child's wish or have a vague idea what it might be? The only explanation I can think of is that the wish is magically removed from everyone once it is handed over. I appreciate the comment and the insight. Thank you for watching.

When I first heard about the Madame Web movie, I thought they were gonna introduce Morlun and he was gonna hunt down Spider Totems, but instead we got this disappointing mess. Did you have any ideas on how to improve the story? I think a more interesting Villain like Morlun, could've really helped this movie. Since he kills all Spider totems, it doesn't need to be Peter Parker / Spider-Man. It could've been any Spider-Man, ro Woman, as long as they have abilities, but oh, well.

​@@Rebel_Rewritei think the Kraven could be a moderaest sucess beacuse of the Logan/ Rambo style plot , but who knows

Kraven's stunts, action, revenge plot, and the fact that it's R-rated help it get attraction. In the trailer they showed how Kraven got his powers, and it's not very confidence inspiring. Financially, I predict it'll do better than Madame Web or Morbius but I believe it will struggle to breakeven. I hope the rumors about Aaron Tyler-Johnson becoming the next Bond will spark curiosity and people are gonna check out Kraven.

If they had chosen any other title, and removed the first bit of narration in the movie, it could've been an average adventure movie. But no, they had to rub it in. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment.

Depends. Does Maleficent count or not? 🤔

Yes, she was very selfish. Her grandfather never asked for his wish to come true. She decided that on her own. Thanks for watching and commenting.

I'm glad you enjoyed my video. I am fully aware that criticizing someone else's work comes across as audacious and wanting to *improve* on it, may be perceived as insolent. But that is never my intention. I will praise the aspects I enjoy but I'm not afraid to point out what I dislike and why. I try to stay objective, provide constructive criticism, and not simply hate on someone else's efforts. My goal is to offer insights for improvement. The most important thing for me is explaining why I dislike certain plot points, or characters, etc, and provide a different - although, subjective - take on it. First and Foremost, I do it to improve my own abilities and foster my own growth. I create and post these videos online because I'm curious to know what other people think. I'm particularly interested to see if there a discrepancy between what I thought and how other people perceived it. If there are differences, I want to understand if it's an oversight or lack of insight, on my part. I made a video about Transformers 7 - Rise of the Beasts a while back and thought people would agree with my viewpoints. They didn't. The video was downvoted a lot, but nobody commented on it saying I was wrong either. I'm still not sure what the issue with that one was. WIthout feedback I'm unable to tell if I am in the wrong , if perhaps the video was badly produced, or simply recommend to the wrong people by the algorithm. Anyway, thanks for commenting. I appreciate the engagement.

It's important to create characters that resonate with the audience. Asha was no different than any of the other forgettable background characters. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

She's right up there with Jafar and Scar. 😂

Ooh, sick burn! Guess Disney didn't expect that, huh? Woof! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

I'm not sold on the shapeshifting star love interest, but it sounds more interesting then what we got. I can see why they decided to drop it, though. I don't think the star being a love interest would've made much of a difference. Since the King's unreasonable wish keeping and the loss of wishes were the core concepts. In my opinion, a love story would've detracted even more from the badly thought out main concept - wish granting and magic - and felt more like filler to cover it up. But I'm not familiar with the original idea, so I can't say how important of a key role the love interest would've played. The married villain couple sounds cool and interesting. Gives off Disney-esque Bonnie and Clyde vibes. Which reminds me, I forgot to mention how bothered I was by how quickly the queen betrayed her husband and teamed up with a bunch of random kids to take him down. She wasn't very torn about it either. I was expecting her to have an inner conflict about it but at the end, she even seemed happy. Almost, as if she had finally managed to escaped an abusive relationship. Their relationship really felt off to me at the end there. Thanks for watching. I appreciate the comment.

@@Rebel_Rewrite That’s fair. Personally, I prefer the idea of the star shapeshifter romance, because love stories are such a vital part of Disney’s history. If Wish wants to claim to be a centennial celebration of Disney, I think paying tribute to their love stories is very important. But I couldn't agree more about the queen in the movie. I hated how she stabbed her husband in the back and couldn’t have cared less about saving him. The movie tried to claim that using the evil book even once would damn a person forever, but that made no sense at all. What the queen should’ve done was assume the book was lying (it was a book of evil after all) and fight to get the man she loved back. Disney’s history is big on saying that true love’s kiss is powerful enough to break any curse. How cool would it have been to have the VILLAIN, instead of a princess, saved by true love’s kiss?

That's a good point. Going back to the roots and paying homage to the classic, princess love stories could've been the right play here. Adding a novel twist like saving the villain instead of defeating and imprisoning him and you have an interesting new take on a classic story. Asha, the shapeshifting love interest, and the queen could've teamed up and tried to free Magnifico from the corruption of the book to save Rosas. With a scenario like this, further tension can be added if Asha secretly didn't believe in saving the King, and planned to betray the queen, should the opportunity arise. A movie like that could've been a great new gateway movie into classic fairy tales for a new generation while being novel, and nostalgic, for older generations.

Let's hope the next Disney project they collaborate on will be a bigger success.

@@Rebel_Rewrite Hopefully with better written story and new characters who would be more important and useful into their role. Jannike Kruse is also celebrating her 30th anniversary of animated dubbing and it’s great that she’s got a new Disney role in Norwegian many years later! 🇳🇴

Regarding Disney's typical release schedule, they often aim for Thanksgiving/Christmas releases, tapping into the holiday season's family-oriented audience. This time around was the centennial anniversary and the producers intended to incorporate the wish-granting-theme for which Disney is known for. They just failed to create a compelling story and the movie ended up feeling *forced* to me. While a bad ending might not align with Disney's usual fare, introducing a darker turn in the middle of the movie - releasing all wishes and creating a chaos where laws of physics, and whatnot, were broken - could add tension and depth to the story without necessarily compromising its overall family-friendly appeal. The idea of Asha and the King being forced to work together as they strive to undo the chaos could create compelling character dynamics. The concept of the book whispering ominous thoughts is a great idea. Making it an ancient evil wizard's powerful tome, which starts out as a helpful companion but turns out to control it’s user, could’ve been a great twist. A plot device like a power hungry book that needs to consume wishes to grant wishes, could’ve also been interesting. When the King runs out of *bad* wishes to sacrifice, he’s forced to feed the book *vague* wishes, and eventually *good* wishes, but nothing helps to keep the whispers from becoming louder. This wouldn't just solve Magnifico's abrupt transition into a villain but provides a reason for him to collect and keep the wishes in the first place as well. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the thoughtful comment.

It's been ages since I've seen any Jeanne of Arc movies. When the Milla Jovovich one came out in the same year there was one starring Leelee Sobieski. From what I remember the movies were okay. For the most part, I'm not really into historical movies. I like documentaries, but not fictional history movies. With that said, one of my favorite movies is Kingdom of Heaven. It is based on actual historical characters, but the plot is overdramatized or outright fiction. It's still a good and entertaining movie. The Gandhi movie starring Sir Ben Kingsley is good and accurate, but 4 hours long. I guess those two would be my favorite historical characters. Regarding, people talking to God. Back then they were either saints or sinners. Mental health care has only been a subject for the last century. The chances of Jeanne being schizophrenic are actually quite high. Nobody can actually prove it, but evidence suggests it.

And Abe what you think about my opinion one him

Abraham Lincoln was a very talented and smart man. He accomplished many significant things that still shape society - first and foremost America - today.

In the grand scheme of things, the movie was alright. My biggest gripe was that they advertised it as not being a damsel in distress movie, only ending up being nothing but a damsel in distress movie. If they had just dropped those literal two first sentences in the movie and instead embraced being a generic fantasy movie, with a more fitting title, I probably wouldn't have even made this video. In a way, the producers accomplished what they set out to do; create buzz. If this is the reception they wanted though, is another story. Regarding Millie Bobby Brown, I don't feel like she's being pushed more than other female actress that came before her. When someone is popular, they tend to be in everything. She's kinda the female face of Netflix thanks to Stranger Things' success. Zendaya is also in a lot of productions these days, as well as Florence Pugh.

Would've been more funnier if she had voiced Toad.

@@Rebel_Rewrite Well the funniest part is that Kaycie Chase as the French voice of Isabella actually voiced a Yellow Toad with that quote « How? Look at us, we’re adorable! » and Lumalee in The Super Mario Bros Movie. Also Ewout Eggink as the Dutch voice of Bruno is also the Dutch voice of the Talking Flower in Super Mario Bros Wonder.

Let's hope Inside Out 2 isn't too much of a failure. Pete Docter isn't directing or credit as a writer, therefore my expectations are fairly low.

@@Rebel_Rewrite Bro. It's just a movie. It had a Beautiful concept on adventure and experience and now you complain in that!!!!😡😡😡

I'm confused, which movie are you talking about, Wish?

@@Rebel_Rewrite Yes. Wish. Cause you were blaming the artist. They did nothing wrong.

I'm blaming the writers for not being able to write an interesting story. I never blamed the artists. I even praised Chris Pine for giving a good voice over performance.

They implementation of Super Mario Games into actual plot points in the movie (Super Smash Bros., Mario Kart, Jumpman, etc.) gave the movie an additional level of depth. Honestly, I was expecting something similar in Wish, but it turned out ot be such a let down. There are a few Easter Eggs, like; Magnifico will become the mirror on the wall in snow white, and then there is a Peter Pan looking adult who wants to fly. Also, I think Asha is supposed to be a new iteration of cinderella's fairy godmother. But the Easter Eggs are too subtlety hinted at and easily missed.

There are 6 voice actors of King Magnifico who also voiced a character in The Super Mario Bros Movie: - Raphael Rossatto: Mario & Magnifico in Brazilian Portuguese 🇧🇷 - Máté Szabó: Toad & Magnifico in Hungarian 🇭🇺 - Uroš Buh: Toad & Magnifico in Slovenian 🇸🇮 - Christos Thanos: Donkey Kong & Magnifico in Greek 🇬🇷 - Kenneth Christensen: Donkey Kong & Magnifico in Danish 🇩🇰 - Jeppe Beck Laursen: Bowser & Magnifico in Norwegian 🇳🇴

Voice actors are often used multiple times for various roles. American voice actor Christopher Sabat for example has been in many popular anime that have aired from the year 2000 onward.

@@Rebel_Rewrite True but it depends on the voice director’s decision. For example, France went with French actor Lambert Wilson from The Matrix movies and Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris. He played in English then dubbed himself in French but even if he looks like Magnifico, his voice doesn’t fit at all that I cringed from both of his speaking and singing voice! Oh how I wished they would brought back iconic Disney voices or an actual voice actor who would fit better for Magnifico. As for Asha’s French voice, she’s the perfect cast and for her first time role in voice acting, Océane Demontis did an excellent work. 😉

You seem to be very interested in voice acting. Is voice acting an interest of yours?

Interesting coincidence. Maybe Peter Jöback likes wishes. Thanks for commenting.

You’re welcome and he got his wish granted for still being popular in Sweden as Aladdin, becoming a singer, playing musicals in United States and in England. Now he’s got a whole new Disney role 30 years later after Aladdin. He had so much fun playing Magnifico in Swedish 🇸🇪 and it took him one month for recording all songs and scenes that it’s now his favourite character. 😉

Very true. The forgettable movie title doesn't help either. Thanks for commenting.

@@Rebel_Rewrite LMAO RIGHT, AND YW

@@Rebel_Rewrite Even Wish the online shop aswell which is so fitting. And that’s why in some countries they changed the name. 😂

I knew I it was a generic story line from the moment I saw the trailer. Overly abusive greedy villain, not really fleshed out main character protagonists

You’re being WAY too kind dude, I’d forget it by the third day after seeing it 😏😏😏

Thank you! I appreciate the kind words.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the comparison between Disney's Star Wars, the prequels, and the originals!

It's still watchable though. It's not something you'd ever recommend to someone but it's not hilariously bad enough to be entertaining like the infamous Samurai Cop or Birdemic. To say it's terrible is a bit too much. It was just bland and unoriginal. A truly terrible movie from recent history would be last year's Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Thanks for Watching though. I appreciate the comment.

@@Rebel_Rewrite Isn't a terrible movie one you just don't wanna watch? I wanna watch good movies and sometimes i watch shite movies cause its entertaining. But terrible movies, specially those that should be story driven but are mostly plot hole and deus ex machina driven are frankly unwatchable. The entire time watching it im in grieve for the potential.

Tl; dr: By my standards calling Rebel Moon terrible is too harsh. The movie's potential was wasted due to poor writing. I agree with your statement. But I personally, distinguish between terrible movies and bad movies. For me, a terrible movie has no redeeming qualities. It has poor acting, dialog, pacing, CGI, low budget, soundtrack, and everything else, like Birdemic. Such movies can still be entertaining but for the wrong reasons. A bad movie to me is something like Wonder Woman 1984. It had high production values, an established fanbase, good actors, and a big marketing budget. The plot was nonsensical and incoherent and ended up ruining the movie. It was a terrible waste of potential, but from a production standpoint, the movie itself wasn't terrible. To me, wasted potential doesn't equate to a terrible movie but rather a disappointing, or plain bad movie. Thanks for commenting.

@@Rebel_RewriteOk, so its just different naming conventions. What you call bad i call terrible, what you call terrible i call shite.

Essentially, yes.

There were a few things about the movie that were okay, or good; the music complimented the setting well, the action scenes were well-choreographed, and the CGI and VFX was decent. Regardless of the end result, the production quality was still very high. But the bad elements definitely outweighed the good; boring characters, unoriginal setting, and forgettable plot. Given the budget and renowned cast, it was definitely a major let down. Based on the fact that not everything about it was terrible, though, I'd argue that the movie sucked is a fair assessment. Thanks for watching. I appreciate your comment.

Honestly, I feel like Star Wars was more brutal than Rebel Moon. As far as I can remember, there was nothing in particular that needed an R rating except for Ed Skrein being naked. Maybe that's just me though.

Hey Johnny, I watched the episode - at least the Iggy part. It's not a good episode. I'm not sure why it's infamous, but it's definitely a bad episode. The reason is because there is no moral to the story. There are two things I disliked in particular. Firstly, why is wearing bunny pajamas frowned upon? Maybe Iggy just likes bunnies. Therefore scrutinizing someone for liking something is wrong. It reminds me of a story of a kid I read about who was bullied at school. It was a boy who wore pink shoes with Zebra print. The other students made fun of him because he was wearing girl shoes. When he was asked why he wore them, he said; Zebra's are his favorite animal and he simply liked the print. The color didn't matter to him. The episode should've either really used something that's actually embarrassing, like tripping in public, or had a lesson about not judging other people's preferences and instead accept them. Secondly, when Arnold is about to come out of the house, Iggy overhears Sid and Stinky, and learns that Arnold did not betray him. This ruins another possible moral Iggy could've learned; do not wish something upon others you do not wish upon yourself. He could've thought that humiliating Arnold would make it better but, instead just feel bad about the bullying. This ways, he'd learn something about himself, and that forgiveness is better than vengeance. When he asks Arnold for forgiveness, Arnold should forgive him. The public shaming was an odd choice as well. I think it would've been better if Arnold offered to wear the bunny suit and allowed Iggy to take a picture of him wearing it. Iggy agrees with the intent of show the picture around school if Arnold lied to him ever again. But then Stinky and Sid overhear him having a secret appointment at school after class. They follow him, bringing the whole class with them. When Arnold goes to change into the bunny suit and comes back the whole school is laughing at him. Now Iggy is in the same position as Arnold was. They talk, Arnold believes him, and they make up. That's what I think. Why do you think it is considered a bad episode, or do you think it's good?

@@Rebel_Rewrite o thought it was bad beacuse Arnold has some bad luck/ humaliting attacks espacially by Helga , but never this humaliting thing i swear man when watched i thought iggy its not gonna do anything ? No , worse everyone that Arnold know were laughing ( helga obivously harold, rhonda, pheobe , even Eugene who its a nice kid the only character that was absent was Gerald who should be there to protecd Arnold , hell if i was there i would do the same thing , worse man i used to have a emberrased moment with a Spiderman pyjamas i used to have i wake up very late to School i dindt meanage to dress up the school uniform i was mocked hell the teacher was mocked tell me that If i dresses well next week i would get for her a girlfriend , to this day i have a autistic group chat i tell they about that day they tell me that she was sarcarstic tell me to get dressed up, pat i was in four grade just like the HA characters i was not indend to tell this to you but after tou tell about the boy with the zebra & pink shoes i want to tell this true story I came thing about that they cant show that kids can be cruel but insceure i mean think about the other characters Helga ( abusive father, drunk mother, a neurotic puppet sister) Harold ( momma boy , weight woe) Rhonda ( realies to much on money, & possible neglteful rich parents and there a episode when she goes broke) Sid ( acuatlly he come from a broke house) Stinky ( poor kid in the farmer countryside) I think what would happen of Helga who tormentd Arnold was dogbite ( be bullied) what If hear poems were revelaed to the public the kids almost blackmailed her with a ballet photo of her If i idefinty with Helga but imagine if i hás a crush on her but she bully humileted me should i humileted her to as a payback or thats wrong just like Iggy Hell remeber the movie Bridge to terabitha the bully girl who tormentd josh hutcherson, & anna Sophia Robb in Brazil she shares the same Brazilian voices actress of helga and they payback her about leak a secret crush on her i kept wonder what you happend to helga If this thing play There is videos explained about the dark & tragic side of the HA! Characters ( helga,harold, Rhonda, Eugene) to bem fair do you belive about there some one just like Helga, Sid rhonda, pheobe, Lila, harold on real life ?

Do I believe, that there are characters like, Helga, Sid, Rhonda, Phoebe, etc.? Absolutely. The characters in the show are realistically portrayed with relatable issues in relatable circumstances. That's what made the show popular - even to this day. Most children's tv shows tend to have either unrealistic, but entertaining characters (Kim Possible, Sailor Moon), almost adult characters (Filmore, Gargoyles) or whacky, child friendly characters, (Spongebob, Care Bears, etc.) That's why Hey Arnold stands out. The only other shows that come close, that I know of, are Disney's Weekenders , and Disney's Recess, but the latter one still had a lot of one dimensional characters. Sorry about the Spider-Man thing. My worst experience, was when I was 9 or 10 years old I had a piano recital once. We were given a week to decide what songs we wanted to play. When I had chosen mine, my piano teacher said other kids had already chosen them, and I needed to learn other songs because they didn't want repeated songs. So, I did. The time was nowhere near enough to learn the new songs. During the recital I couldn't play the songs at all. It was really bad. When I was done with my performance, nobody in the audience clapped and I just walked off the stage. That was pretty humiliating. The head teacher of the piano school order me to quit playing because there was a waitlist of interested students and I wasn't good enough. I was never into playing the piano much and I had never any aspirations of becoming a piano player, but it still stings, because I knew how to play the piano. It wasn't my fault I had to learn new songs just for the recital. But that day I learned how unfair the world can be. Anyway, enough with the depressing stuff. Have you heard, they're planning on making a mini tv show based on the Black Mirror episode. It's the one with the IT guy (Jesse Plemons) stealing the DNA of his co-workers for his Game. It could be good. The idea has potential since digital identity theft is huge deal, especially in this day and age. Also, I saw the Trailer for Madame Web and I think the movie is gonna bomb hard similarly like the recent The Marvels movie. What do you think?

@@Rebel_Rewrite i just heard about the spin off news , Also about mademe Web o AM going to watch this week but i heard the the first reactions are bad calling the new Morbius or the female Morbius ( not obivously suprise it had the same screenwriters for Morbius) but i gonna watch to see how bad it is , but in a positive thing could be enterntaing bad as Morbius Also i think it would happen also with Kraven the Hunter só the razzies got new movies for next year Also pat coming next week & month i Will give a pause on the social media beacuse as my collage class will return they give an intern role a medic clinic here my city só i will online class intern shift & spanish class , só a gonna have a rocky & responsible life this year but hey that not me Its over when i on day off or the week Holliday ( saturday & sunday ) i can send some news To be fair despite i studing biology ( beacuse i like Animals) i originaly wanted to be a movie director but my parents could find a nice film School right for my thing , as time goes by i Discover that its difucult to a forgeing filmmaker to get Hollywood success , like the Brazilian director jose Padilha he had problems with his Robocop remake with the executives which why it bombed, so last i was scared about this intern thing but i calm myself not to worry unless i be more pratical & responsible i could solve things well , i hope i do, but little do you know i wrote i book acuatlly a draft but want to publish its romatic - drama about an autistic boy & a ballerina girl i hope It could became a film

Good Luck with your studies. Yeah, I have a lot going on as well. Money's always tight especially these days with the global economy tanking everywhere and the costs rising. I am working on a new video. It should be out on Thursday. Once it's out, I'll try to keep to a schedule releasing a video every two weeks. But we'll see. Hopefully no more components in my pc break this year. Anyway, it was nice talking to you. See you around.

Hey man, good to hear from you again. I have very similar picks. Winnie the Pooh - Blood and Honey: The movie was terrible and an absolute letdown. I'm pretty convinced they will win a Razzie. Meg 2: Didn't particularly like the movie. I thought the idea was interesting but it was badly executed. Although I expected more, the movie still somehow met my expectations. Renfield: I thought the movie was okay and entertaining enough. I enjoyed Nicholas Hoult's performance. That saved it for me. The only thing that annoyed me was Awkwafina. It's a personal opinion thing. Nick Cage was just being Nick Cage. Peter Pan and Arielle: Haven't watched either but from what I've heard both were terrible and had racial controversies surrounding them. So, the chances of them winning a Razzie are pretty high. Shazam Fury of the Gods, Blue Beetle, and The Flash are also possible nominees. Shazam was bad. Blue Beetle was boring to me. And, although I enjoyed The Flash movie, I think the off-screen controversies surrounding Ezra Miller and the five-year delay make it a strong contender for the nominees. Ant-Man Quantumania: I don't understand why the movie gets so much hate. I didn't think it was a masterpiece. It was boring, predictable, and run-of-the-mill superhero action, but I don't think it's bad enough for the Razzies. Time will tell. For me, Eternals was much worse. The Marvels: It has similar issues as Ant-Man. It was okay, but was nothing special. At least it was short. I think the M-she-U controversies might be the reason it'll net it at least a Razzie nomination. Exp4ndables: Haven't seen it. If there are four of them, that means there must be an audience for it. Family Switch: Haven't seen it. Don't know much about it. Sounds like another iteration of Body Swap comedy. Knights of the Zodiac: Haven't seen it either. Heard it was trash. The other four that might have a chance to win something are: - Haunted Mansion: overall boring despite having many good actors in it. - Ghosted: terrible spy romance movie. - Heart of Stone: another spy movie that has little to no story and nothing but action scenes. - Indiana Jones: I thought it was okay, but too long and plagued by the same issues as the last Jurassic Park. Both try to be James Bond too much. What are your thoughts on these four?

@@Rebel_Rewrite these ones could also pat its been a wired year here in Brazil with a hot crisis o got fever sick but now am fine, also Man, i just think have you heard about ukranie x russia & Israel x palestine its realy been crappy, what i want just pat its just peace & hope, despite leaving in wired times i do belive that maybe some good things ( but still bad things) will come next year but only time will tell trust me man.i lernaed for you só merry Christmas

Hey man, sorry for the late reply and merry christmas to you too! I hope you enjoy the holidays. This year has been crazy for sure. Back in 2020 we were all hoping for the year to end so we can get back to our daily lives, and now, 3 years later we're standing at the brink of a global war. Economically, many countries are going down the drain as inflation keeps rising, but at the end of the day we still need to live day by day, and we will always find a way. We have so far and we will continue to do so. I'm certain of it. I'm sure things will calm down in the near future, but inevitably, the next crisis will come. We will pay attention to that for a bit as the news cover it, but when the next catastrophe rolls around, we will forget about it again. It's an endless cycle. We tend to pay more attention to negative things because they make better headlines. Minor, good things always happen around us but we ignore them, because we've grown accustomed to them. Humans remember the one bad day, never the 20 good days we had before it. As long as you remember that, you won't lose hope. There is a saying that I like: "If you can't see the good, be the good." I hope that cheers you up a bit. And no matter how bad things get, you can turn things around as long as you don't give up. Sometimes, it's difficult to believe, but it's true. Merry Christmas, Johnny.

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Hey Johnny, I just wanted to wish you a happy new year, all the best for the future, and say thank you for always commenting on my videos. Did you have any favorite movie this year? Mine would be Dungeons and Dragons and the Super Mario Bros. Movie. I enjoyed those two the most. FNAF, last voyage of the Demeter, and Guardians of the Galaxy were pretty enjoyable as well. But I personally thought this year didn't have many outstanding or memorable movies. Transformers was the let down of the year for me. Do you have any movies that you're looking forward to seeing in 2024? I don't really have any besides maybe Kraven and Madame Web. I'm curious to see if Sony can get its Spider-Man villainverse off the ground with this two or if it's headed in the same direction as the MCU and DCEU. Anyway, thanks again and I'm hoping to hear from you in 2024 again.

Hey, Johnny. Glad to hear you've been doing well. Happy birthday, hope you enjoyed your party. I'm glad that you're becoming more confident. Sorry that I haven't been able to upload, but I had some private issues to take care of and also after I replaced my graphics card, my HD died, and I ended up losing some files. I had to sort that issue out first and I got a little bit discouraged because it was taking longer than expected and had to replace it. But I'll start uploading videos soon again - at least I plan to. If there are any particular movies you're interested in, let me know.

It's common to deviate from the norm every now and then and reimagine characters in order to provide new material, or thought-provoking material. There's only so many times people can read the same story, over and over again, right? These characters are reimaginations, similar to Maestro Hulk or Spider-man 2099, just more evil versions of them to give it a twist. Sometimes, some of the writers' choices can be bad or outright terrible, like the rape of Miss Marvel. At other times they are more interesting like Flashpoint Batman. There's also a story where Dr. Doom receives the blessing of the Panther God Bast and ends up ruling the world with the power. I don't put a lot of thought into these stories, because they're just Elseworld stories and most of the time, writers want to have fun with it. At least that's how I see it.

Honestly, no idea. I've never actually watched or read any Dr. Seuss stuff. Dr. Seuss isn't too popular in non-english speaking countries which is the majority of Europe and Asia. I am somewhat familiar with the figures like Grinch and Cat in the Hat but that's about all I know about Dr. Seuss. We have other popular children stories predominantly Astrid Lindgren's, Michael Ende's, or what Disney used to release; Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, etc., among many others. That's why I actually can't give you an answer. But I can watch the movie if you like?

There's not much I can reply to that. You're entitled to your opinion, and I'm entitled the mine. Bumblebee was an okay movie, but not a masterpiece. I don't know I've you've seen Iron Giant, but as I mentioned in the video the movies are very similar. And in my opinion, Iron Giant just executed the idea better overall.

It was an okay movie. My issue with it was the pacing and how much time they spent on the characters without them significantly developing. It may be a 6/10, but not more than that. Another point is, it doesn't really fit well within the Transformers universe. In the movie itself, Bumblebee is a warrior who fought in the middle of an active war. The fact that he just stops caring about his comrades and starts pulling pranks on bullies feels out of place. I'm not saying there is no room for character driven Transformers movies, but Bumblee seemed like a departure of what most fans have come to known, which was criticized - which I didn't have an issue with. My issue was that in the grand scheme, the idea wasn't executed as well as it could've been.