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"at least its a nice resting place."I saw ParaNorman today.
;w;
words to describe it:
wonderful, fantastic, amazing, cool, fun, surprising...
It was.... just...
go see it yourself, its just so nice.. and parts are a bit sad but its still really cool ;w;
Agatha and Norman (C) ParaNorman
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pretty good, lines could be a bit less rough, but overall pretty good
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THIS IS LIKE MY MOVIE I LOVE IT! xD its very Awesome 
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I really enjoyed it. I think Aggie's mother should've been one of the local ghosts.
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Surely she died full of regret.
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well, did they hang her mother too?
(and maybe she already was free to leave off to the 'better place' "without cable" xD )
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okay just wanna say i saw this movie last night on premier day and was in so much "awwwwwwwwwe" after this scene it was one of my favorite parts
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I couldn't hold the tears at the entire third act. Aggie was such a tragic, yet beautiful character. And Norman is just... indescribably amazing.
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LOL. 
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hm...
I like the part where he's doing that play and he sees the sign (the owl and the illusion he's running away in the forest) and he screams "THE DEAD ARE COMING!!"
and he runs and falls off stage xD I LOVE the way they animated that scene.
and I also liked the part where the plot rises when he's in that flash back and he sees the 'witch' (Agatha) and he realizes/learns of what the judge and the people had done back then..
that was tragic and surprising...
those have to be my favorite parts xD
do you have any?
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Ahaha, that was awesome! 
Oh yes, I love how Laika displayed Norman's expressions when he realizes the Judge wasn't referring to him, but to Aggie. The emotion was incredible here.
My favorites would also include Norman's walk to school, while he was greeting the ghosts. 
Another would be when he tries to get the book from Prenderghast, I couldn't stop giggling until the kid gets to the graves!
Then there was the discussion between the zombies and Norman in the Hall of Records, and then the entire third act.
Oh God, SO MUCH epicness in the last parts of he film. I absolutely adored the entire scene with Norman and Aggie, so much emotion.
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UUUGGHHH EWWW GROSSSSSS
when he tried to get the book from his Uncle's hands!! EWWWW XD
(lol if that bully would have come in any sooner, he would probably have thought Norman was getting raped or something xD)
yeah. I felt really bad for Aggie.
D,: she was hanged at such a young age and her mother is gone too...
I wouldn't be able to forgive those idiots either, but I have to agree a bit with Norman as well.
they're just scared jerks who don't understand you.
and when people are scared, they want to eliminate the source of fear...
its sad what people can do sometimes :/
especially back then.
I would probably be considered a witch back then too because of my blonde hair, attitude, style of dress, and art ability.
(especially in asian countries. they'd think I'm a witch even more so than someone from the old US would)
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Ahahaha!! I think that whole scene was the funniest thing in the film, by far. 
But no, Norman gets squashed by a body and is tongue-slimed instead. Poor kid.
I agree with you. At least with Norman's compassion and understanding, she was hopefully able to pass on and be with her mother again.
She's been through enough. 
And even as I remember the third act again, I remember how close to real-life it is, with the film's message about bullying.
Aggie was a good example of what happens to anyone when they consume themselves with hate.
They become just as bad as the people who hurt them, or they can be something worse.
Then there's Norman, who I think symbolizes the will and courage that everyone has to break that endless cycle of bullying.
The amount of people who would be considered witches back then is astounding...
And although it's a gruesome thought, I agree, and wouldn't be surprised either if you or me were considered witches at that time period.
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yeah...
if only we could have every bully watch that movie and make them understand their actions.... if only... ) :
with all the movies and stories about bullying, people still do it. its sad that no one understands :/
I wish I could be like Norman though xD
even though I'm weird, I've never seen ghosts or believed in anything Paranormal before. (besides aliens, I count those as science though)
his weirdness is at the point of coolness <3
but me, I'm just weird xD
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Definitely, definitely. As a victim of bullying, the world hasn't changed a bit in those standards.
LOL Norman has a charm with the paranormal.
It's a simple explanation from someone his age, but it's exactly how I've always thought of ghosts.
LOL Either way with what makes us weird, all I can say is Weird Wins.
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I've never seen a ghost, and I don't think I completely believe in them...
that's why when I die, I want to die in an interesting place and see if my soul still stays there... xD
it'd be an interesting experiment. xD
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Ahaha, we'll see how that turns out.
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i agree i agree 
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After what Norman helped her through, I know she was grateful to finally have someone who understood.
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exactly is was all aggies fault too for turning on all those pilgrims and all too she lied by saying "i didn't do anything wrong" *heh reality check she really did* the book was the only way to send her to sleep then that special something amazing happened something she wanted to know about before she went back to heaven
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I don't see it as Aggie's fault. In Norman's words, "She was just a kid". She didn't know better. In her mind, she was only playing while she spoke to the dead but in the citizens' eyes, it was a crime.
The zombies were the ones at fault, and they payed for it by being cursed. But the problem didn't stop there. Because of her gift, Aggie wasn't like everyone else.
Her anger turned into something terrible and it continued for the next 3 centuries. The book was to be read to her once a year to keep her asleep.
Prenderghast and his ancestors have been doing this for 300 years. Since then, Aggie's rage/the problem continued to get bigger, until she was possibly at her worst when Norman came along.
Then, instead, Norman talked to her. It took understanding and assurance to move Aggie from that vicious cycle.
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okay i understand your point now yeah aggie was a bit of a mental case in a way when her anger coninued and she became that evil witch thing your right it was the zombies fault it was all just a mistake (*stupid people thinking they were actually going to eat there brains and s*** and kill em too* ) effing idiots
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... Not a mental case either. Don't forget that the film concentrated on bullying, and the effects afterwards. I'm sure you would feel the same way she did if people hurt you badly.
Aggie is a representation of what many kids wish they would do to people who hurt them.
Norman shows the strength everyone has to brush off, or stand up to bullies.
But, he turns the tables because he helps Aggie understand her situation, and how firing back won't change anything.
Even Norman says that she spent so long remembering the bad people, that she had forgotten the good ones. One of them being her mother.
She was accused because she was not like everyone else. She was killed because she was different.
ParaNorman showed us how terrible a situation can end up if people don't help or understand the other. All it takes is someone to break that cycle of bullying.
And in realty, it's something we had, or have to overcome.
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oh just shuuuuut the fuck uuuuup damn such a film critic -___-
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Paranorman was awesome!! Far superior to Pixar's Brave in, Story, Animation, Characters, and theme!
Great drawing by the way!
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It was sooooo AMAZING and hahaha spoiler! Just got back from seeing it, so worth it, it was so sweet and just plan amazing! Everything you just said describes it!!!!.... LOL loved Neil's brother XD
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oh mitch *yeah courtney looooooooved him with the six pack going "HELL YEAH ;D"
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It was just so awesome! My little sister yelled I knew it at the end XD
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yeah it was awesome dude
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I know! I was at the edge of my seat it was just so amazing!!!! And when she's finally calmed down at the end!!! It was so sweet and it was just such a great movie!
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so was i i was at first going "the hells wrong with this lil girl???" and then as it progressed on i bout wanted to slowly drop my 3D glasses in the floor and just cry
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I was trying to think ahead of the movie but when it got to that part with the little girl... I cried!! It was just so sad!!! T-T
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yes it was
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I'm really looking forward to seeing this movie. Even my mom wants to see it and she never wants to go see kid movies. O_O
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well I think its a very good movie!
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Well that's good to hear. Now I just got to wait for my dad to say its not crowded at the movies for this movie. (he hates crowds)
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yeah.. the entire theatre was packed O.o
(same with me and some of my relatives, we don't like big crows either. we're kinda claustrophobic so we feel pressured and squished if there are too many people around us. DX
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Oh well that can't be much fun when you're trying to enjoy a movie.
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ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU'VE GOT A LITTLE BRAT BEHIND YOU KICKING YOUR SEAT!!!
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Oh I hate that so much. That is never fun. I don't understand why the parents never do anything when that happens. Its like they pretend to not notice
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yeah really DX
there were a lot of tourists around the mall with the theater in it though for some odd reason.
O.o
there were 3 groups I noticed, some were old-timers, then there was an asian group, and then there was a group of retarded people.
the retarded people came into the theater, but they sat in front, and surprisingly they were a lot more well-behaved and understanding than the 10-year olds sitting in the back row. O.o
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Well at least they were behaved maybe that kid could learn a thing or two from them.
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GAH WANNA SEE IT TT^TT
at least ill know its a good movie XD
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Whenever I want to see a movie like this, NO ONE WILL GO WITH ME. I really want to go though!
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;3;
yeah... that sucks, doesn't it?
you like things that nobody else around you likes -w-
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mhmm ;o;
hehe I always feel weird going to the movies alone ;u;
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