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This is all the best bits of A Knight's Tale in 7 minutes. Two things I l found hilarious...
First Goofy or Cedric I guess (why give him a name but whatever) screws on the chest plate the wrong way, it's lefty loosey righty tighty.
Second the watch just being a sundial is hysterical, I live for that comedy.
Also I like how the actual knight looked like Gilderoy Lockhart.
WAIT THE KNIGHTS HAVE NAMES? Sir Loinsteak was the Lockhart-looking guy and Goofy/Cedric fought Sir Circumference. I wish they had done more with those names.

Okay but why was everyone afraid of baths? I was raised as a shower kid, I would love a bath every now and then!
I wanna see the rest of this circus please!

Real ones watched this as their Lego Movie before the Lego Movie. No one can ever call themselves a true fan unless they've seen this, and chances are they probably haven't. Love this movie for the nostalgia and the cinema it presents. A true sigma movie to battle the alpha Lego Movie.

Well I've seen it...
Hugh Grant is a god and a legend and I love him and he is tremendous and he is gorgeous and perfect.
Hugh Bonneville is also amazing but I wanted more from him in this one, I guess they figured he had all last movie so give someone else the attention in this one. Him lecturing Curry was so powerful this man can ACT.
Everything else was pretty mid, sorry not sorry, I suppose cutesy touchy feely movies aren't my thing for the most part.

This feels exactly like how a Minecraft server works: has the silliest reason for starting a huge war and other people get caught in the crossfire for both sides' stupidity. Am I wrong?

I loved the undertaker he was lowkey the best character. Him trying to help Pete kill off Goofy is so hilarious to me, but I shan't spoil them, go watch it for yourself this is an underrated Goofy cartoon!

My boyfriend's dad recommended this to me and my boyfriend to watch...um I honestly have no words.
Overrated for sure.
My boyfriend has now sworn to groan and chant at me until death do us part, which will not be helpful in nine out of ten scenarios.
Oh and sometimes the movie was clever, I laughed at somebody being called a spithead.

Decent but feels dreadfully dated. I like some of the creative inventions, and the pogo stick is a good idea, but this cartoon felt far too long for such a simple premise.
Also Goofy was not goofy enough, and if a Goofy cartoon gets THAT wrong then there's a serious problem.

This Goofy cartoon made me
1. Terrified of skeletons (one might say I was scared to death)
2. Anxious even watching bulls
3. Made me anxious about Goofy's anxiety, honestly him fitting all the animals in the suitcase still freaks me out today.
4. Thought throwing my trusty security blanket over my head would result in me losing my head forever and having a fishbowl attached to my neck instead.

Awwwwww I hate that goody-two-shoes pretty boy Swivel Hips Smith. Teacher's pets, or in this case golden and perfect coach's favorites, should always be disposed of as quickly as possible.
Also I am that coach, minus the smoking but extra EXTRA shaming and devilish behavior.

This cartoon walked so that Casey at the Bat could run and Baseball Bugs could slide into home. By Goofy shorts it's fairly basic but I can see where those other shirts got their inspiration.

My Casey at the Bat Review

My Baseball Bugs Review

One of the very few Goody cartoons I didn't grow up watching...
The Decathlon segment in particular was hilarious with the physical comedy, but the narrator didn't speak at all. The entire rest of the cartoon was the other way around. I'd rank this lower by that logic but I mean come on it's Goofy!

Tiny Goofy is adorable, and I'm a sucker for good ol' underdog stories!

I adore this movie so much. Showed this to my best friend who hasn't seen it yet and she liked it!
I genuinely cannot describe how much I worship this film.

Objectively the best Goofy cartoon I dare anyone to prove me wrong.

I have a lot of nostalgia for this one, as iwlt was one of the more frequently watched Goofy cartoons growing up. I certainly think it still holds up to this day, if almost a little too good. The speakers gag is legit though and genuinely so funny I die laughing every time...

No guys seriously cramps from swimming are the WORST...
I like Goofy's bathing suit and how its colors compliment him well.
And yup that's about it!

boats go brrrrrrr
subs go pew pew

I would hate fishing for a number of reasons:
1. I hate heights so the mountains is a terrible place.
2. I love my bed so camping ain't gonna happen.
3. I love sleeping in so camping is NEVER gonna happen.
4. I have very little patience for slow moving activities, so I think I'll stick to other sports.
But great short! I love how invested the narrator gets at the end, bro just wants the best for Goofy, just like everyone else.

I can't lie, if I ever ski in my life I will probably look like Goofy. Also Goofy lying in that cozy looking bed always puts me to sleep...

Nah this movie is so peak all haters can answer to the end of my slingshot...

Honestly this was pretty fun! It had a Secret Garden feel to it at the beginning with Mary being so bratty and snobby but once it reached the witch world it turned Harry Potter, then the ending felt like Spirited Away?
It's not terrible, I certainly enjoyed some creative choices but it is a cluttered and rather unfocused film.

An incredibly intriguing movie that was carried by Rylance's phenomenonal performance. I did a ton of research after finishing it and finding out how accurate this movie is to real life is so mind-boggling to me. I definitely recommend this film!
Also Sacha needs to be in more dramas, his testimony on the stand was so powerful I felt like I was sitting in the courtroom.

I'm not sure where the hate for this movie comes from. Probably the entirely useless celebrity side characters...which if it is I will call that hate warranted.
It is generic, as many have complained, but there are entertaining parts of the movie. The animated opening is colorful and heartfelt, and actors like Antonio Banderas and Emma Thompson in particular deliver good performances. And yeah RDJ is good, but on rewatch I found him to be more hit-or-miss with his comedy.
Anything I have not mentioned is completely irrelevant to me and I couldn't care less, except for the fly joke that is so dang funny!

I desperately wanted to enjoy this movie more, but it was giving me NOTHING to like expect for the action scenes which, while well shot (pun intended) and fast paced, were almost always too long. A real shame, as a lot of good talent was wasted on a rubbish script that tried to do too much to the point where it lost itself and felt like it kinda gave up by the end.

I watched this with my sister and dad. He loved it, she was vibing. I was also vibing. It's clearly a dude's movie, which places me out of its target demographic. Nevertheless I thoroughly enjoyed myself watching the movie and adored how dark the opening scene was, as well as it's tonal consistency as the film progressed. This was a fantastic movie and I don't care about rating it according to my taste, I had damn good time!

On the surface, DC League of Super Pets is just a harmless little kids flick, a distraction while the parents do other things. Then you start to notice...the story is laughably bland, the voice acting is horrendous, their poor excuse for comedy gives me secondhand embarrassment, you can taste the wokeness on screen, nothing makes it DC, and their pathetic joke of a climax almost made me walk out of the theater. Do not watch DC League of Super Pets. It is physically unbearable and not worth anyone's attention.

So i just finished rewatching this show for the millionth time and yeah it's still amazing! Not perfect by any means, it certainly appeals to a younger audience. Nevertheless this is a relaxing experience that I heartily recommend for fans of Ghibli and other related anime!

As a person who works in fast food, I can comfortably say that NO the customer is not always right.
Oh wait that customer is Humphrey Bogart? Oh well then that changes everything!

I feel that I can relate quite well to Wily, in the sense that I too make something so clever, then forget about it, then it at the most inconvenient time...it is quite frustrating.

Who's Jim?

Was Pete the inspiration for Tommy Lee Jones in Captain America: The First Avenger?
Also I liked when the doctors shined a light in Donald's ear and it showed through his nostrils, that was funny.

This is the Big Top Bunny of the Roadrunner and Coyote series. Some cute jokes scattered throughout but ultimately a generic cartoon. The jokes that hit really were funny like the cactus saying Yipe! But I didn't like the blueprints explaining the plan to the audience, I like predicting how it will fail, don't tell me what's going on. Overall pretty standard and while still funny is only decent.

And we all talk about Bugs's cross dressing, bro ain't got NOTHING on Coyote in this one...
Coyote trying to the next Angry Birds game with that slingshot joke.
Completely random, but the bedroom next to me had its fire alarm go off for literally no reason and it scared me so bad, Holy crap...

Happy Star Wars Day! I'm counting this as a Star Wars film, it may as well be with the amount of references to them.
Love this movie so much. Genuinely so well made and funny, in my opinion though Pete feels forced. I liked the conflict being Woody's internal struggle, with Al technically being an antagonist. Peter comes in too late, has a weak motive, and is taken down too easily for me.
But Slinky is my favorite Toy Story character and he is my king so I don't care!

Honestly a very solid short! If not for the rather slow opening I would give this higher. I find it very odd how they always treat each episode as if it's the first time the Coyote and Roadrunner have ever interacted before. But I loved the metal barrier having some setup and payoff, nice nice. The tiger trap and bridge gags were also well executed!
Awww and I felt so bad with that dynamite...that could happen to anyone, not just you man.

It's not bad, just generic when it comes to Looney Tunes cartoons. I expected more from Bruno but he's pretty forgettable. Bugs is funny but is given nothing memorable to say. And annoyingly but unsurprisingly, Bugs's last joke is disappointing, like this short. I did like the circus idea and the jokes are funny, just not iconic.

Horton cameo!
Less Daffy violence and more outwitting Elmer, which I don't mind. I do have a query however: I can somewhat back Bugs having a book on 100 Ways to Cook a Duck, but a cookbook on rabbits in his house?

Bugs looks like El Materdor...
Small thing that I liked was that Bugs gets injured by the bull multiple times, which I really enjoyed! It's quite easy to make Bugs just the innocent, oblivious, yet somehow untouchable icon we all love him to be. But this is an exception where he does get flattened a couple times. And I appreciated the writers trying something new.

This was really fun! I'm quite familiar with big animated franchises foig spin-off shorts most popularly horror/scary shorts, and Toy Story of Terror is no different! I'd be lying if I said I was the biggest fan of the Toy Story movies collectively. The second is my favorite by a landslide, and that is largely due to sharper comedy and tighter, more fleshed out characters. I'm not the biggest fan of Toy Story 3, and I completely forgot there were even other toys Bonnie had (except for the Totoro toy, that I , missed him in this). Mr. Pricklepants was funny and addressed the clichés of horror stories naturally and comedically, not in forced exposition or self awareness. Woody and Buzz are the sode characters more in this, but I still enjoyed their dynamic. Combat Carl was a fun addition who provided some well appreciated freshness to the group, as well as the motivation to help Jessie at the end. Speaking of Jessie, I loved how she was handled in this. Conquering fears is one thing, but conquering PTSD and mental trauma is entirely another issue. Honestly I hope this cartoon resonates well with those who can relate. As a person who has been blessed not to endure such hardships, it was still moving to watch Jessie overcome her claustrophobia and save the team! I also really like the idea of a motel manager purposefully stealing items to try and resell them. That's so smart and a great scare for the toys that genuinely seems intimidating. The police at the end are also hilarious.
Small details I'd like to praise are the PEZ dispenser, which was so clever and had some great jokes like vomiting her candies, and Jessie accidentally repeating what Combat Carl says, and jum correcting her. It makes Jessie feel more human(?) And realistic in of what you or I would do if we were panicking in that sort of situation.
Overall yeah I would absolutely recommend this! As a short that didn't need to go so hard, I'm happy that it did! Jessie love!

If I had paid to see what I thought was a circus show and saw this, I think I would get my money's worth of fun just looking at it...
Very solid gags. Sam's mustache was the best character, flawless as always. What keeps this short from being amazing though is the final joke, which compared to all the others in the cartoon, is mediocre and lackluster.

So weird that it was my party in the theater and three or four strangers and that was it. You'd think more people would have shown up for a Star Wars movie back in theaters...
One such stranger yelled in between previews, "Who wants to quote everything with me?" And my group clapped loudly but we ended up not saying anything, or maybe it was so loud I couldn't hear anything else.
Really happy to see this on the big screen!

The fact that I've never seen this until today STILL blows my mind...
Every time there was an action scenes my sister would say "I'm dying this is so good!" And I would say, "I'm LIVING for this!" She fell head over heels for Hans, and yeah hard not to see why.
Holy everything this movie was amazing!