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* * Although it's over a small detail like Puss and Kitty [[MakesSenseInContext using zero gravity to dance their way to the map]], Critic uses this as an example of why Animation is the highest form of media. In live-action, you couldn't make such a feat happen, not without CGI anyway.
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* Given how explosive the Bay rant was in ''Film/PearlHarbor'', having the stones in "When Is A Movie Just A Movie" to admit the mistake, explain better his criticisms and realize he went too far.
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* Given how explosive the Bay rant was in ''Film/PearlHarbor'', having the stones in "When Is A Movie Just A Movie" to admit the mistake, explain better his criticisms better, and realize he went too far.
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* Although it's over a small detail like Puss and Kitty [[MakesSenseInContext using zero gravity to dance their way to the map]], Critic uses this as an example of why Animation is the highest form of media. In live-action, you couldn't make such a feat happen, not without CGI anyway.
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* * Although it's over a small detail like Puss and Kitty [[MakesSenseInContext using zero gravity to dance their way to the map]], Critic uses this as an example of why Animation is the highest form of media. In live-action, you couldn't make such a feat happen, not without CGI anyway.
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** As Critic points out several times during the review, we never see any "bad" wishes which would give Magnifico [[VillainHasAPoint a legitimate reason not to grant every single wish]] like Asha wanted.
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** As Critic points out several times during the review, we the movie never see shows us any "bad" wishes which would give Magnifico [[VillainHasAPoint a legitimate reason not to grant every single wish]] like Asha wanted.
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** As Critic points out several times during the review, we never see any "bad" wishes which would give Magnifico [[VillainHasAPoint a legitimate reason not to grant every single wish]] like Asha wanted.
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** When Batman is being a dick to tied up Batgirl (who wanted equal pay), Eleven comes in and kills him for her, and they have a nod of mutual "men sucking".
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** When Batman is being a dick to tied up Batgirl (who wanted equal pay), Eleven comes in and kills him for her, and they have a nod of mutual "men "sexists sucking".
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** Claiming that [[MisaimedMarketing marketing merchandise]] for films like ''Film/Robocop1987'' and ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'' to [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids children]] is "a little messed up".
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** Claiming that [[MisaimedMarketing [[MisaimedMerchandising marketing merchandise]] for films like ''Film/Robocop1987'' and ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'' to [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids children]] is "a little messed up".
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** He notes how King Magnifico was wasted as a villain, as the movie initially portrayed him as a potentially layered antagonist given his backstory, only to turn into a vain, narcissistic tyrant at the drop of a hat.
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** He notes how King Magnifico was wasted as a villain, as the movie initially portrayed him as a potentially layered antagonist given his backstory, only to turn into a vain, narcissistic tyrant at the drop of a hat.hat, while also making the Magic Book that supposedly corrupts him rather pointless.
