Howard Lovecraft and The Frozen Kingdom Review
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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_It's Not So Scary_ starring Pennywise The Dancing Clown! Our happy transdimensional jokester makes it his mission in life to help all the new kids who move to Derry by showing them that there's absolutely nothing to be afraid of. That big, threatening-looking kid at school? He just wants a friend. That scary dog who barks at you as you walk by his yard? He's just a big puppy! That giant spider in clown make-up in the sewer feasting on child flesh? That's... nothing, it's nothing...
Anything by Edgar Allen Poe.
Always found him to be a fascinating person and the poems he wrote were very creative.
I would do a take on Wolfman named Wolfgang running a Doggy Day Care, which has him dogsitying those loveable Air Buddies and they escape. So Woofie turns it into a game of hide and seek. He finds them and blah blah blah saves the day
We need more movies like Hocus Pocus in the modern day. Sure I appreciate my noble Harry Potter witches too but I like those Germanic stories of witches are hunting children and the kids have to fend them off.
It's good for kids to know that they can fight their own battles. Even if its against adults who are supposed to protect them.
"Reader Beware" with R.L. Stine. I'd make it similar to the 2015 Goosebumps movie and still have all of his cursed manuscripts opened. This time, however, the hero characters from the original books are also released, not just the monsters/villains. They'd be a great help in taking them down.
Spot being Cthulhu was supposed to be a twist, but anyone who even has a cursory knowledge of Lovecraft would have known that "twist" from the start...as a child, before I even knew anything about Lovecraft, I knew who Cthulhu was because he's just one of those things ingrained in public memory, like Jason Voorhees or Pacman. When he gave his name, I even said out loud, "Wait, so that isn't Cthulhu?"
The only time I've ever seen Lovecraftian critters in a kids show is Grim adventures of Billy and Mandy.
"ANT Farm" had an episode where they refer to Chthulu as "Cat Hula Hoop".
Also an episode of The Real Ghostbusters: "The Collect Call of Cathulu". Reason for the title is because somebody thought the original spelling was a typo.
Fun Fact, H.P. Lovecraft's Father was actually in an Insane Asylum where his Mother occasionally took young H.P. to see his crazy Father -- the Sight of which I think disturbed the Boy's Image of Father-Figures and thereby feeding into his Twisting of God-Themes in his later Writings.
No wonder he was a piece of work
Wasn't his mother also committed?
Yeah, that tracks.
Yeah the guy who wrote this is clearly a fan, and did his research well... yet the also turned Chutlhu into a cuddly pet.
Lovecraft was a whole host of mental disorders in the form of a man. Severe anxiety,paranoia,agoraphobia and so on...
One doesn't write the Cthulu mythos while being mentally sound and well adjusted
Actually, the whole “looking upon the Old Gods will drive you mad” idea…is actually NOT one that came from Lovecraft. It’s NOWHERE TO BE FOUND in his original writings (edit: the closest you get is people who go mad at the revelation of these titanic creatures, but that’s about it). In fact, one of the stories has the Avatar of Nyarlathotep defeated by a guy looking at his true form (aka Nyarlathotep) through the Trapezohedron that summoned the Avatar to Earth in the first place…AND HE DIDNT GO MAD! He still went to the hospital after the whole ordeal, but that’s not because he went crazy, he just needed to get patched up.
it was something popularised by the Call of Cthulhu RPG to my recollection
I am pretty sure that while it does not come from him, it is a recurring part of his writings that these eldritch things are indescribable and just looking at them fills people with revulsion and horror. Like when the Mi-Go took that guy's brain and masqueraded as him with a fake head and arms.
@@SwiftNimblefoot that’s actually far MORE accurate to the original writings. Good job!👍
Yeah,it wasn't in his work but I do like the idea looking upon The Old Gods can and will drive most people insane. Kinda like Chaos from Warhammer 40k where it could easily send me or you reading this insane but a Space Marine,Inquisitor or Custodes wouldn't be phased by it.
Then what the fuck did looking upon Cthulhu do?
Also it's funny how Howard is being portrayed as a brave and curious kid who barely even flinches at the sight of an eldritch being, when the _real_ H. P. Lovecraft was known to be afraid of things like... math. And colors outside the visible light spectrum. And interracial marriage. And air conditioning.
honestly I couldn't stop thinking about that. The real HP Lovecraft would have folded into a pile of jelly by the...half way point if we're being gracious. And he CERTAINLY wouldn't seek to learn more!
He was also afraid of Jews. Such a brave soul /s
@moonlightrobbery think it's safe to say dude was legitimately insane.
@SuperSwordman1 he makes the joker look like an advocate for mental health
@@opalyasu7159 Now THAT'S a take. And sadly totally accurate.
Fun fact: this movie and its sequel are actually based on comics…and the comics are WAY BETTER!
Can't believe this got a sequel
two sequels
@@Raddish-IS-Radd
Yeah, they also made the comic for that other movie Bob reviewed last month didn't they?
@@koichidignitythief7429 Which one is that?
@@jackofallclaws6672 Clockwork Girl
the whole penguin thing is a reference to HP Lovecraft describing giant, albino, mutated penguins in one of his stories; in the mountain of madness.
And was a perfect thing to incorporate Oswald Cobblepot in the Batman animated movie from last year that was Lovecraftian and...surprisingly good, though I'd have to watch it again
@@ToHoldNothing oh yeah I saw that too. it's was awesome
@@nseven1117 Feels like it was meant to be an Elseworlds title, but I don't think there was ever a Lovecraftian one with Batman. I think there's one where he becomes a vampire,but that's different than Doom That Came To Gotham
@@ToHoldNothing it was Batman and Dracula: Red Rain
This franchise apparently gets wild AF, with time travel and Howard meeting adult HP Lovecraft
Oh no
6:09 Not just that. Driving someone insane is pretty much the basics and sometimes the best case scenario. Even then, it goes beyond. Your mind is not broken, it's shattered and filled with horrors and disgusting truths about the universe. And again this is one of the lesser cases. Because yes, Cthulhu might be the most famous of Lovecraft's alien gods but he's on the very lower part of the ladder in terms of power. There are things IMMENSELY worse than him and looking at them (or rather their physical avatars) makes you WISH or even BEG for the above fate by comparison to what will happen to you.
Let's just say that if you read a Lovecraft story where Thomas Edison pops up, you can already prepare yourself to realize Cthulhu is really the equivalent of a gentle teddy bear. At worst.
Edit: It's not Thomas Edison but Nikola Tesla. The point about Cthulhu being a teddy bear in comparison to what (or rather *who*) Tesla really is still stands.
Like Nikola Tesla being Nyarlothotep.
@@HebiHouse of shit, thx for reminding me, it's not Edison but Tesla.
@@dikastederook6380 not a problem!
Oh just you wait, later movies in this series will get Azatoth involved too, as well as Nyarlathothep. And you'll cry out to the Dark Tapestry when you see how they butchered them into saturday morning cartoon villains.
@@SwiftNimblefoot NYARLOTHOTEP TOO?
You know occasional hiccups aside I actually think the kid playing Howard is doing a pretty good job. With a few lessons I actually see a bright future ahead of him.
I hope one day they will make "Clive Barker and The Land of the Brave... CYNOBITES"-cartoon in the same fashion.
Unlikely, as Clive is still alive and his work is not public domain, like Lovecraft's.
The strange Part is in the 2 Sequels Mark Hamill is Part of the Voice Cast
Even Jeffery Combs and Doug Bradley gets added in the third.
@@SwiftNimblefoot That's true but Mark Hamill is by far the biggest Star of them. Not only plays he Luke Skywalker but also voiced Batmans Joker and The Firelord from Avatar Last Airbander.
And also Scott McNell's a part of the voice cast too
granted this is an adaptation of a comic written as a parody of boy and his dog stories hence why lovecraft's father is alive, his mother isn't abusive (seriously she destroyed his marriage) and going to school, but it is a little distasteful to make Abdul Alhazred a villain as he was Lovecraft's persona he made after reading 1001 Arabian Nights and a fair amount of Islamic literature as a child, funnily enough, the whole being able to defeat or incapacitate the monsters with blunt force is somewhat accurate contrary to popular belief as many of Lovecraft's collaborations with Robert E Howard (the writer of Conan the barbarian) demonstrated though there is usually special circumstances.
Seriously, Lovecraft's body of work is more at home in Japan, at least there it got adapted into this mecha story named Demonbane.
Even if it's mostly just window dressing, you can bet that some Japanese robot show gave Lovecraft WAY more respect than the makers of this drek.
Japan even made an anime named Nyaruko about, and I kid you not, Nyarlothotep becoming an anime girl and having a romantic relationship with a guy who's practically unphased by the Walking Chaos' existence at all. Again, it's crazy but way more respectful than trying to make Lovecraft a childhood staple.
I'm immune to Let It Go Fatigue. Because it played all throughout my first college freshman year. One of the best years of my life. This song just takes me back to that year.
Stuff like this makes me hope Guillermo del Toro's adaptation of The Mountain of Madness gets made someday and BLOW this trilogy out of the water.
Frozen: The Halloween Special!
I'm surprised Disney didn't do that. Considering how popular Frozen is.
Fun fact: Sean O'Reilly also directed Pixies, a movie based on the comic book of the same name, written by Sean O'Reilly himself.
And Clockwork Girl
The movie may have been boring, but you and Raven certainly make it more entertaining. LOL!
3:19
"What do you think you're doing?"
Lady!? You're the one who brought him here, what did you think was going to happen?
And she did this in real life too! X_x
Poor Lovecraft must be spinning in his grave when this movie was made. Also, when a few minutes before you show the clip of Cartman riding Cthulhu, I remember that scene.
PS, good work here.
Howard LoveCraft as a little boy is gonna be my new nightmare! And we’re both from the same state!
The Book of the Dead really gets around seen it in the Evil Dead universe and Friday the 13th universe and it even popped up in the Pumpkinhead universe.
The OG Multiverse! XD
Now I think about it, What's the necronomicon got to do with the Old Ones? Shouldn't it be full of necromancy spells?
The Necronomicon is not really a book of the dead in the Lovecraft-verse, unlike in Evil Dead. Summoning and controlling undead is something most warlocks in that universe can do by themselves. The Necronomicon contains information about the outer gods and great old ones that is not meant for mortal eyes.
@@philipgood5041 It's a misleading name, it has nothing to do with necromancy. I think it is called that only because the secrets it contains were held by the dead spirits.
@@SwiftNimblefoot Yet can be found in easily in fancy colleges across the country.
I can almost hear HP Lovecraft spinning in his grave, shouting racial slurs at the top of his lungs
From what I understood, this all movie series was based on Graphic Novels… and as odd as this may sound, apparently the books were better than those movies… not sure how much « Better » those are but I do think the Graphic Novels would be more of your style
Linkara reviewed at least 2 of them, though it was 8-10 years ago on LOTD
@@ToHoldNothing yeah and due to the format of LOTD, Linkara never went in much details into them…
So Bobsheaux doing a proper review on at least the first one could be interesting for - maybe- an future Halloween Episode or something…
@@godforothchannel4272 I'm still horribly behind anyway on the archive of stuff and I'm skipping over what are comic book reviews, just on TV and movies. Feels like he's all but abandoned comic reviews, hard niche to compete in.
Honestly, if you want to introduce kids to Lovecraft, there's a version of Call of Cthulhu illustrated in the style of Dr. Seuss!
I am the terror that flaps in the snow
Fish Police references are always valid. I'm glad someone remember that. It's sad it never took off. That and Scorch the Dragon from that very same programming block.
Lovecraft conceived of people going mad fairly easily because he was born with a genetic predisposition to mental illness. Like a colorblind person, he assumed everyone was just on the brink of insanity. Also, his parochial xenophobia and monomania concerning his slice of New England exclusively made him intellectually incurious and a rather evangelistic luddite. He wrote a whole horror story about the terror or air conditioning, and his story about Herbert West was the off-the-shelf stock "Science goes too far into the realm of god" that Wells covered in Dr. Moreau. His idea that the enormity of the universe would crush man was because it crushed HIM. HE was afraid of not-New-England. And Italians. And Jews. And oh god how he was afraid of The Blacks (tm) (c) (r) Men like Carl Sagan and Neil DeGrasse Tyson and Stephen Hawking revealed the glory of a nearly limitless cosmos. It's dark and shows no concern for man but we are not special, and yet we can explore this enormity. So, the only reason Call of Cthulhu has insanity checks is because a mentally fragile racist luddite New Englander was scared of brown people, air conditioning, urban areas, and the wider universe.
Oh, and while you didn't mention it, others made something of the Algen/Abdul al-Hazred matter. That's a reference to "The Thing on the Doorstep" where a sorcerer comes back by taking over the body of his daughter I believe. And yes, this was used better in Batman when Ra's al-Guul took over the body of Talia.
There's "kinda" a happy ending since in his later life he ended up marrying a Jewish woman and was strongly opposed to the Nazi Party. Shadow Over Innsmouth being on of his last publications had the MC accept the fact he was a Fishman the whole time.
@@koichidignitythief7429
I appreciate the Shadow over Innsmouth, it's such a fun read and has such a wonderfully paranoiac tone. It's a perfect suspense story. The only rough part is the Innsmouth Look and the slight overtone of fear of miscegenation. As if South Seas people are fairly inhuman and the equivalent of an ancient species. I was happy the protagonist found happiness with his people, The Deep Ones, and I wish there was more cheerful connection between sapient species.
@@gabriellavedier9650 Reading the story again. Both times characters try pinning down what ethnicity the Innsmouth Look could be and they can't because it's too inhuman and uncanny to be any irl race.
I want a lovecraft musical where the Great Old Ones sing Insane In The Brain by Cypress Hill
The bit where Howard is disgusted by the penguin rings a bell. Isn't there a passage, maybe it's in "In the Mountains of Madness", where Lovecraft expresses contempt for penguins, in a matter not unlike the xenophobia and racism that permeates *all* his narratives? I'm sure the penguin bit has a precedent somewhere. Somebody check my memory, I've never read a Lovecraft book, just occasionally put on a fanmade audiobook as background noise...
yep!!
I read pretty much all of Lovecraft's work and I have yet to find any racism or xenophobia in his writings. I mean, pretty sure we never see any african people in his books, ever. Al-Hazred it the one arab we know from it, but he is long dead usually in the stories. The things Lovecraft describes with revulsion are often white people , well, horrible fish mutants, mutated blobs from other dimensions or undead ancient warlocks masquerading as white people, really. The horror and revulsion would be felt regardless of skin color, as these things are inhuman.
@@SwiftNimblefoot I don't know what you've been reading. Every story I've heard is screaming with it. Even in the 1920s people were telling him to cool it.
Thank you for the reviewing this.... this.... something
Hm, still can't believe this movie was created to begin with.. i'm still not really sure why but at least we get to break it down and laugh at how bizarre it is.
Also, damn that spooky lair looks epic, the floating candles are a really neat touch!
There is a property that did the "it's not exactly evil" thing with the mythos...and it's the video game Call of the Sea. It's not for kids, but it's an intersting inversion by being a story about finding yourself and changing in a postive way.
Everybody gets five insanity points
@Bobsheaux Thanks for setting my day off right! Just wanted to wish you and Raven a Happy Halloween!
"Maybe he just landed in Minnesota in October"😂
The awnser is you can't unless you are one hell of a writer even batman has lovecraft influence
Actually fun fact Jeffery combs who played a few lovecraft characters even lovecraft himself in a movie appeared in one of these movies
Why is it ok to hack Cthulhu in as a recruitable hero in a fantasy RTS to defeat the orcs?
Because all's fair in Lovecraft and Warcraft.
The writer/director, I hope, was visited by cultists of the elder mythos who took him to He Who Sleeps Eternally and had his mind flayed for daring to call Chtulhu "Spot" and turning him into a loveable pet for Howard.
The main protagonist looks more like Paranorman to me.
They clearly had "inspiration" (read: steal) from Tim Burton's stop motion movies.
@@SwiftNimblefoot it obviously didn’t work. I’ve seen better effort from the Beetlejuice animated series.
I was already cringing pretty hard when Cthulhu appeared, but when Howard pulled him out of the pit on his own, that’s when I noped out.
I can see the skeleton of an interesting idea here, but it doesn't seem like they fleshed it out very well. There may be a little bit of heart in there, shriveled and meager as it may be, but certainly no brains to be found.
Ooooh I am so glad you continued to review this terrible series. It deserves to be taken apart... And it still amazes me the writer and his family (who are almost the whole voice cast too) had enough money to hire so many big names, from Ron Perlman and Jeffery Combs to Mark Hamill...
What, was 'Edgar Allan Poe's Voyage to Candyland' too ridiculous for them? How about 'Mary Shelley's Magic School Bus' or 'Bram Stoker in The Big Balloon Adventure'?
Mike Flanagan did a better job of making Edgar Allen Poe's work into a series with Fall of the House of Usher.
Oof those movies
I never read any of Lovecraft’s books, but this movie *does* have some interesting elements to it.
Wow! Seriously? Cristopher Plummer is in this?
I’m mildly shocked.
Now you got me hooked on reading H.P. Lovecraft for Halloween.
Been years since I’ve read the books.
Love how they didn't even TRY to give Cthulu a grand or suspenseful entrance of any kind. The kid just turns around and boom, there he is just minding his own business.
1:55 I mean... don't kids *love* stuff that's not deemed suitable for them?
The fact this is based on the graphic novel and they decided to half ass the actual designs from that said novel.
A Shame they didn´t make Lovecrafts Cat a Character in the Movie, what was it´s Name again?
The bait is strong with this one
@@dikastederook6380 I was making a Joke, there is no Bait
@@entityontheinternet My apologies then, hard to tell these days
@@dikastederook6380 It sure is
I always answer that question with [Redacted] Man (N-word Man is also acceptable, makes it sound like a superhero with n-word pass powers). The most shocking thing is that the cat was already called that by the previous owner when Lovecraft got it (having in mind his famed obsessive racism, you'd think H. P. would have been the one to come up with that. Reality is often disappointing).
Because the real Howard Lovecraft was such a nice person....
How did a series about literals monster beyond horror written by a dude with so many problems ... Become a children's movie ???
I am Shocked Nobody mentions that Barry and the Govlins were all Voiced by Scott McNeil Voice of Dinobot and Jetfire
Wow! Literally a month after the Clockwork Girl movie review, Bob is taking on the first of the Howard Lovecraft movies. Am I a prophet or what?
I'm pissed how they ruined Abdul Alhazred. Not only he got whitewashed, but also turned into a villain. He wasn't evil, he was just insane after seeing and hearing things he shouldn't have seen and heard. He was called "mad Arab" for a reason.
As an adaptation of Lovecraft’s work, I give it an F.
As a child’s introduction to Lovecraft, I give it a C.
The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy is a much better introduction for children, imo
Weird how he complained about the obvious Matrix joke, but didn’t notice the other Matrix reference a few seconds later where Spot said before throwing the snowball Trinity’s line: *Dodge This!*
Mrs Evil McWhats-her-name calls Cthulu "The King of Monsters", but, from what I remember, he was The Elder Ones caretaker
You ever thought of collabing with Possum Reviews? He reviewed the Undersea Kingdom film from this series.
Yeah, I knew someone I am subscribed to already reviewed this.
I’ll give Avatar this, for as boring as that film was, at least that movie was visually interesting.
I'm surprised you didn't mention how derpy and just straight-up inaccurate the Shogoth looks. The Shogoth is supposed to be an ever-changing, melting mount of flesh with no consistent form. Here it just looks like some kind of DND Beholder.
Rob, Raven, and the Frozen Review?
Are we not gonna talk about how Howard's dad is literally locked up in Arkham Asylum?
Lovecraft did Arkham Asylum first
Well, if you had read Lovecraft, you'd know that Arkham is a town often occurring in his stories. DC's Bob Kane got the idea for calling the Asylum of Gotham Arkham after Lovecraft.
@@SwiftNimblefoot I DID know that Arkham was a name associated with Lovecraft, ya silly. It's just funny that this movie chose to name specifically the insane asylum after it, considering the well-known Batman association.
@@elsie8757 So because of Batman, Lovecraft works have to alter their naming?
@@SuperSwordman1 Did I say anything even close to that?? No. Also this movie is hardly a "Lovecraft work". I didn't even say or imply it was BAD that they chose to call the asylum Arkham. I literally just think it's funny.
22:05 omg massive facepalm. Education time! Abdul Alhazred in Hp Lovecrafts universe is the author of the necronomicon, hes also called “the mad arab”
Also Cthulhu is known as the great dreamer, the priest of R’leh and is dreaming beneath our ocean. If he were to ever wake up it would be the end of everyone and everything. Depictions of him with wings and tentacles are the closest thing our minds can comprehend of him because his form isnt something we can understand. So we only see the wings and tentacles, who knows what he actually looks like because it would probably induce madness just staring at him.
I am pretty sure Abdul Alhazred was torn to pieces in ancient Baghdad by invisible monsters shortly after publishing the Necronomicon, so not sure why the dad warns Howard not to listen to him.
Spot is meant to be Chtuluhu but as a weird dormant form, that is still awake...
@@SwiftNimblefoot its puppy-thulu
4:19 In all fairness, that moral does seem to be quite common in Lovecraftian stories.
this film is a real family affair
Hey there. I've been enjoying your reviews for some time now. And as such, just yesterday, I sent out some fan mail. Be sure to watch out for it. And invite Raven to join in. It's for both of you. Thank you very much.
22:04 I AM DARKWING DUCK!
As dumb as the Elder Sign being harmful only when it is visible to Cthulhu might sound, it fits in with Mythos Lore. The Elder Sign is unreliable protection at best, and it’s supposed to signify that even humanity’s best defenses against the hideous mysteries of the Great Old Ones can be rendered useless easily.
Movie still sucks, just saying.
Why are those kids not screaming and holding their intestines
That title alone is awesome….
Maybe until December
You can review Caillou
holiday movie
You know Caillou was
my least favourite childhood show
From Canada since after I watch from
phantom strider many times
and we all know Caillou the worst PBS kids
Show of all time but luckily Caillou was finally
pulled of air from PBS kids since 6th January 2021
That was the day on my 16th birthday
I never know what happened to it that day
Back to my watch from animat’s review
And fruitbasket video about Caillou
And 😊 anyway Bobsheaux happy Halloween 🎃👻
16:05 - It's not what I imagined either. I mean these textures remind me of Unreal, or Might and Magic VI. Y'know, from the mid-nineties. Not 2016!!!
Please do Rob Zombie's The Munsters.
Hold on, they froze their civilization to stop a world ending eldritch thingy? When did Dead Space 3 come out again?
Does this mean we will see a fish police review in the future? I hope the fish police reference was a teaser for an upcoming review.
Unless you’re Ranger from Quake. All you need is a Nailgun and Quad Damage, then you can deal with these other worldly creatures without fear.
"Groovy."
@@dubuyajay9964 “along came a spider, sat down beside her, and said: what’s in the bowl, bitch?!” - Caleb (Blood)
How. How do you turn somthing as powerful and beyond comprehension as Cutulu into a dumb idiot? Cutulu is amazingly inteligent and ruthless. He even made a curse that his daughter would give birth to him should he somehow ever be destroyed. Cutulu is ruthless and one of the Great Old ones who actually have malice toeards humanity and the mortal plane for his need of control. Come on.....
It’s been a long while since I’ve seen your content and the last time I made a comment, I said some mean spirited things I wish I could take back.
I wasn’t in the right place and I took a lot of time to reflect and improve on myself and I know my words will likely mean nothing. But I want to apologize and I hope you all are doing much better now and wish you all the best. ❤
Am I the only one who thinks Howard’s dad looks like young Ford Cruller?
7:44 Have you seen Across the Spiderverse? Don't downplay the word, "Spot"!
This movie looks and feels like a wii shovelware game
Hey Bobsheaux could you please consider doing a review on My Sweet Monster
Happy Halloween 🎃
ruclips.net/video/3w19SAl1OBQ/видео.html May I ask what name of the movie in video
Please review the others. Im begging here. Its beautiful.
I saw this a couple years ago and you couldn't stress enough how utterly BORING this movie is! And insulting to everyone who knows anything about Lovecraft. Hell, it's insulting to the Cthulhu plushies!
The writer is a self-expressed "huge fan" but I think he never really understood what the books were about. This is based on a comic he wrote, btw.
You know it's funny you bring up how learning more can only bring bad things Bob. From what I can tell, that actually WAS kind of the real HP Lovecraft's worldview. Kind of sad when you think of it.
I have a vivid memory of a review of Dinosaur Adventure made by Bobsheaux but I can't find the video. Does this video really exist or was it a fever dream?
Only “normal people” go insane from looking at the great old ones
Strange special Divergent people can look at them and be fine ❗️
There's two sequels to this, if you can believe it.
Each worse than the last!
The next movie has Mark Hamill in it, by the way!
The reason the terrible movies can't be self-contained stories is sane reason they're all CG. The models are already paid for so creating new content in the same universe is cheaper than making something self.
Can you do the Zombies trilogy from Disney channel?
22:44 My dog perked her head up when she heard those squeaking sounds
Can you do Hansel and Gretel the movie?
Is this a re-upload? Felt like I've seen this
22:43 that made me laugh harder than it should have.