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Girl power omnipotent
Gabe 2021-10-20 17:42:31
This is a male demigod who has cancer of straight men, has not grown up in his heart, and Libido from time to time erupts and concentrates. He has nothing to do with the mature mother goddess. In order to behave and please the irrelevant human beings, he stole the hearts of others and made the mother goddess. The story of a runaway taking the world to bury, and finally the mother goddess being rescued by the second girl. Why is maiden power so powerful? One is because there is an experienced grandmother as a back-up support, (grandmother sees more of the world, and in the end it is completely wherever he goes). The second is that people and girls don't care about the peacock state of male demigods at all. People just intend to be a queen to open up territory. So I can educate the mother goddess well. BTW, this time the pet is a super mentally handicapped upright cock. He can only do straight motions and has no brains. When encountering things, he will scream and shrink back. It is black and beautiful... Whitewashed brain hole). Oh, by the way, that tattooed god, he should be gay, is he simply friendly to women? The exaggerated big crab is also a variety of metaphors. Since Pixar joined Disney, Disney has finally turned from a straight male cancer patient to a good businessman who recognizes reality.
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Kenton 2022-03-19 09:01:03
Three and a half. It's still a standard Campbell hero journey and the motif of Who am I, but it's not as eye-catching as the Kubo of the same type as Lycra. The only bright spot is the creation of a heroine without romantic elements. The music is noisy, but the song by LMM is also very impressive. The special effects of sea water are no more than that after Pixar's "Snipe". Why can't Disney continue the line of Invincible Destruction King instead of going back to the old path of music and animation?
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Liana 2021-10-20 19:02:33
The child in the front row asked his mother who Mao Yi was, and his mother answered "Maoku's younger sister." ...
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Gramma Tala: [to Moana] Whatever just happened... blame it on the pig.
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Moana: [to Heihei] Te Ka can't follow us into the water. We make it past the barrier islands... we make it to Te Fiti. None of which you understand... because you are a chicken.