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I'm not sure I agree. When I saw this movie I was able to systematically evaluate the scenes for hints and clues to figure stuff out before the end. Might just be a skill issue on your end... Maybe next time try to pay more attention or something

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Great, incredibly devoted review 13:20 😂

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Extremely late review, but still a dub as always💯

This is really an outstanding unbiased review. Good analysis with dynamic explanations. I hope more reviews will occur.

Good Review👍

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always a good day when the legend uploads

I'm going to have to disagree with you here. The Grimace shake actually wasn't rizzed up in Ohio. The rizzing of the grimace shake was a struggle between Duke Dennis and Baby Gronk, while here you state this was an NPC Ohio activity. Livvy Dunne and her level 10 max prestige Ishospeed gyat are the true suspects.

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John impression was the best💀 JOHNN OKEZIEE

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Great Review 👍

After hearing 5:08 i think you should consider voice acting

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Put it on John Okezie bro

to me Stilgar is a tragic character it shows what blind faith is, at first yes it's funny but at the end we saw the consequences of this

I'm going to watch it today, so then I can finally watch your review :)

I eventually got around to watching the beginning of this one. As good as always

real ones know this was reuploaded twice

Keep up the great work!!

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ken's ideologies need to be enforeced

I tried to re introduce to my 7 y/o son Ghibli’s studios movies with this one…BIG MISTAKE! He has watched with other Ghibli movies before but he forgot them. I didn’t like it either, I know you must be a fanatic (really obsessed one) to understand it. They should say it somewhere, if you don’t know Miyazaki’s personal life you might not understand it and I would have kept my money. It was a delirious surreal fantasy dream, too pretentious, too boring.

Review mad on point. There are people who didn't get it. But I guess the modern audience is not necessarily used to think, spoiled especially by access to the quick short-form content. When I was in the theater, left and right of me people were chewing something, which I felt to be somewhat disgraceful. And then I saw the parakeets.😂😂😂 I don't have to draw any parallels here, it's obvious. Anyway, the movie. I cried throughout it. This is a must watch for ESPECIALLY the artistic audience for not 1 or 2, or even 10 reasons. It's all reasons. This movie is a major call to action to all artists and creators. I felt like I could stay in the world of the movie for at least 12 more hours. But I don't blame anyone - this is a mammoth of a movie, 2+ hours. I wish people would have been more open-minded to the autobiographical works like this one. Hayao is really taking a huge risk here. Such was the legacy of the studio, which is one of the major themes once you realize it. He once said that every movie could be their last. Then he laughed, but he was not joking. Thanks for the great positive review.❤❤❤ Gotta go, build some worlds without malice.❤❤❤

Buddy - if you love it so much, you need to know, its a /g/ sound. I watched it last night, the subtitled version. Although I loved the first act and the initial anime, I was completely lost later on, when it became magical, fantasy, and nonsensical. For me, relationships, people, locations, time and actions were poorly marked, and I had no idea why certain things were happening. As a newbie to anime, this was a very frustrating experience. I dont know Mizayake, I dont know anime, I dont know the studio. And to a large degree, the convention of Japanese storytelling. On that basis ... it left me disappointed. Not for me at all

Good review! Very articulate.

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Thinking about it, Godzilla is an innocent animal. Like Kong. He was just living his life until the humans went and screwed his whole life up. The black rain is said to be radioactive. Noriko likely contracted some of Godzilla's cells or radiation and gave her super healing. Koichi had likely contracted it too.

Happy your back! you should do a rundown on tv show series soon, i feel like it would be a good way to expand your content! anyway loved the video

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Great review! Godzilla movies are really hit or miss (mostly miss) but I WANT to like them. You've given me hope. I'll check this one out, thanks.

The title refers to how WWII brought Kapan back to Zero progress wise, and Godzilla came and subtracted 1...minus 1

Great review. If you liked this movie I would also recommend watching Shin Godzilla and King Kong 2005, both excellent movies that portray the two kaiju very well 👍

Phoenix was apalling in this film. Napoleon was energetic, intelligent, charismatic and, before he started ailing, dashingly handsome. He ran rings around foreign diplomats. The ridiculous 'Boats' comment would never have been made. He made everyone he spoke with think that, at that moment, he thought them to be the most important person in his life, which was one of the many reasons his soldiers and politicians loved him. Did Phoenix convey this? He looked bored, worn out, and delivered his awful lines as if he was reading the news. The battle scenes were awful. Shot with a grey misty filter, obviously to cover up poor CGI and lack of extras. Musket era armies manoevred and counter moved against each other, sometimes over a period of days, so their line infantry and artillery could inflict the most, and sustain the least, casualties using cavalry to guard the flanks and screen formations. This was what Napoleon was expert at, yet the film showed nothing of this. They did not emerge from trenches and charge into each other like vikings. For proper Napoleonic battle scenes watch the 1970 Waterloo movie, with 15'000 extras from the Italian and Soviet armies, who trained for weeks at learning the correct moves and drill. The biggest non representation of Napoleon in this film is why he actually fought all those wars, which was never stated. They were declared AGAINST him, by the other established monarchies of Europe. Why? Because he maintained revolutionary ideas like universal education and Meritocracy. Many of his generals and politicians were of non noble birth. Separation of church and state. Promotion of the sciences and arts. The established monarchies wanted none of this, which is why they -eventually - got rid of him. Ridley Scott obviously knows nothing of this, which is a shame that Napoleon is portrayed through the eyes of someone who obviously hasn't read a single book about him. Sorry to go on, but - google search 'Napoleon height'. He was not notoriously short, he was 5 ft 6, average height for a Western male at the time. If Josephine is featured even for just one more minute in the director's cut she will have been in it too much.

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Are we gonna get a RedReviews movie in approximately 223 years? I’d like a review on it too

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