𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙛𝙞𝙧𝙚 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙘𝙝

A curiosity about twenty-five years. If you manage to live to be 100 years old, you have already lived ¼ of your life. It's been a long time since you were born, but you still have three times that time left to live.

I particularly hate this birthday because I think more about life, I think about what's to come and how it might end. I'm not ready for how things will end. I don't want to imagine the possibilities of how I could or might die. But I do. Every year, 2 or 1 week before March 20th, I think. Every year it's the same bad feeling.

I feel like I wasted a lot of time in my life not living, existing yes, but not living. I think about the important people who came into my life and left, in the people who came into my life and left, in the people I want back but I can't have back with me. I can't keep anyone in my life and I feel like it's all my fault. Because it is.

25 years old. What did I do? Nothing. Living in a loop, I wake up, listen to music, work, come home and sleep again. the next day again and again.

I have almost nothing to say about the animation, since they are still as incredible as the first one, but the signs of maturity that Moana had in this film to show that we are no longer seeing that girl from the first film made me feel strange as I watched this film. Maui too, I couldn't identify with mastery what was different about him, but for an immortal demigod he was strange and bothered me a lot.

Now the storyline of this film left something to be desired, especially at the beginning of the journey until the moment of finding the island of Motufetu. It was cool to see Maui lose his divinity in a moment of trying to build the island, thus showing that he was not as powerful as a god despite his great deeds that he mentions in the first film in the song You're Welcome.

Nevertheless, it is still a Disney film, so it was exciting to see Maui together with the spirits of the ancestors bring Moana back to life. As well as her return home.

Have you ever imagined a planet where the sun shining in the sky is green? With the filming date for SUPERGIRL: THE WOMAN OF TOMORROW approaching, I decided to talk about a curiosity from the comic of the same title.

There is a planet in the DC Comics universe called Barenton. Where its sun is as bright as our sun, but as radioactive for a Kryptonian as the purest kryptonite next to the supers.

Krem, the arch-enemy of this story, sent Supergirl to this world to get rid of her, at least for a moment.

Supergirl tells her traveling companion Ruthye that this world was made for her cousin, Kal-El, Superman.

She also says that her cousin only managed to survive on that planet for 45 minutes, after which the League arrived and saved him.

Do you think Supergirl will survive?