#jdbacklog

This was so good I didn't see it just once on a Youtube stream thats ending soon but again with my sister on Amazon Prime

sadly this is the only Uma media I fully watch for now

life too busy

but it is so far my favorite show I watched this year

Very late on this, but mine and my sister's schedule was finally free to watch this together

hmm imo more like the Peach movie guest starring Fox McCloud while the Mario Bros play catch up.

The plot was serviceable, the references and visuals were great but felt like they also sorta overshadowed a lot. And again I feel like Peach got the better end of the deal, certainly a lot was done to give her a kind of myth arc in this (which I did like a lot, despite certain controversial story decisions). Definitely needed another half hour that probably would've helped the other characters, but it was a fun experience watching with my sister.

Dad put on another movie while I was working part of me enjoyed the hindsight of Glen Powell going from this to Fox in Mario Galaxy

Another part of me felt icky given the background message of this film being that "causing mass destruction for entertainment is wrong" but I was thoroughly entertained.

Was looking at the reviews for this film and some of them thought it was really typical not as good remake compared to (today i learned) 1987 film, and others thought it aged well because of current events, but regardless it was a box office bomb

i think i'm becoming too self aware that I'm enjoying movies that have a pretty bad reception from the general public blah lol

Parents put this on during dinner dude

Super Mario is NOT messing around this time

That aside, I did get sucked into the movie the longer it went it was interesting to me, but man it also showed how messed up it is for AI to have access to all this stuff, and also how messy the justice system is

more movies?! yea my parents turned on Netflix and watched the greatest shark movie in history vs the greatest shark movie of today /s that aside, Thrash was silly but fun in an absurd way and I can see why Jaws is a classic, friends been telling me to watch this one for a while

My sister really wanted to show me this movie while it was still in theaters.

This movie starts off as a pretty typical nature vs man conflict and then halfway through sidetracks into becoming Lostbelt 6 Avalon le Fae from Fate Grand Order this might make it the greatest Pixar movie ever

That was a pretty good movie, although feel like things got a bit messy but more interesting when it became a three way conflict, just made the end a bit rough. (You can tell its fiction because the mayor was convinced to help fix the environment snrk) A bit too idealistic at least for my mind, but still very well animated.

My dad scrolled Netflix and I joined when I saw Ernie Hudson

Mixed feelings cuz it began with the kids being mean and I thought it’d stay that the whole way. They get better which is nice but a bit unrealistic with what the teacher was allowed to do. I can’t say it’s impossible but he visited the kids individually and the ones they focused on had personal traumas all of which he assisted with and bought them broadway tickets bwuh

And apparently this is based on a real life story too but this felt a bit too idealistic hrm

I never watched the first one (since I can't stomach horror very well), but my dad put this on during dinner and I was cautiously intrigued.

that was not horror

what the beans

but I was pretty entertained while working on rank up quests in fgo