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E1craZ4life
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[2013-03-16 13:29:39 +0000 UTC]
"Video game private eye"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 12; Deviations: 251; Watchers: 29
Watching: 30; Pageviews: 16856; Comments Made: 8567; Friends: 30
# Interests
Favorite movies: The Princess BrideFavorite TV shows: Mayday / Air Crash Investigation; Ed, Edd n Eddy
Favorite bands / musical artists: Fleetwood Mac
Favorite games: Half-Life, Portal
Other Interests: Airplanes, rollercoasters
# About me
I have dreams of becoming a writer with a day job as a pilot so that I can see the world.# Comments
Comments: 260
You're welcome
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You're welcome.
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What can I say except you're welcome?
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Finally, a musical you like
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Iβve heard of it.
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I havenβt gotten around to watching it yet.
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I have a hard time connecting myself to Disney works.
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Why?Β Disney's great!
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It's too great. I can't like something just because so many other people like it.
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I see what you mean.
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When people think of Disney, they tend to think of animated musicals, princesses, super happy worlds, or driving forces for half the works on this site aimed at shortening the list of registered sex offenders among the millennial population.
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For me personally, though, it seems like they always somehow manage to put in too much effort and too little effort simultaneously into everything they do.
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But they've made great movies!
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Yeah, but they seem geared toward appealing to the lowest common denominators and don't really drive themselves to push limits.
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The animated films of the '90's were amazing!
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I will give them credit for that.
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Glad we can agree on something.
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Back in those days, people werenβt afraid to push boundaries.
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In what sense?Β The animation is still beautiful.
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In terms of subject matter. Their works in the 90s treaded some dark and controversial ideas, but they quickly backtracked to super happy subjects and didnβt take chances with appealing to older audiences.
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Oh, I understand.Β Frozen still deals with dark topics like depression and self-hatred.
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But it isnβt all that obvious; the movie canβt really decide where itβs trying to go or what it wants to be.
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At least, I couldnβt tell what kind of movie it was trying to be; if not for the songs, Iβd think the movie was entirely improvised.
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No, it has a story that it's trying to tell.Β I can see it.
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What might that story be?
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about two sisters getting through their trauma
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I couldn't really follow the action in that regard; there was too much other stuff trying to steer the plot in increasingly confusing directions.
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It wasn't confusing to me.
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I guess I was confused about why everyone was doing what they did.
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It's like they were trying to make a Coen Brothers film like Fargo or The Big Lebowski.
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Pity, I like it better than Frozen.
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Doesnβt surprise me in the slightest.
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I'd probably watch Frozen 2 for the sole purpose of seeing just how much I'd hate it.
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