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More than just a hilarious cartoon, Netflix’s Final Space drop-kicks you right in the feels, and you’ll love every dang minute of it. Yeah, I enjoy cartoons. Yeah, I get invested in characters and plot. But this? But. This?? FFS, I’M THINKING ABOUT READING Final Space FANFICTION. I’VE GOT IT BAD; I KNOW. Netflix has been killing…
If you’re into Studio Ghibli films, take this chance to feel like you’re IN a Studio Ghibli film, with Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom. Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom. The first game I played since starting this blog couldn’t have been a better choice! As a self-proclaimed n00b, I wouldn’t expect any fancy gaming terminology from…
Every living thing, Homo sapiens or otherwise, needs to watch One-Punch Man. One-Punch Man isn’t just for you; it’s also for your dog! And your parents! I know. Parents?! I made my parents watch One-Punch Man ’cause I already exhausted the whole of my friend group into watching it. Obviously, as per my predictions, they loved it.…
Days is an anime so underrated I’ve been in shock since 2017. Oh look, surprise surprise, another sports anime review. Am I being too predictable? However! If my sole purpose in life was to help promote Days, I’d accept it. I mean, I hope I have a greater purpose than promoting an anime, but I’d accept it. I…
Tomb Raider was SO COOL. It’s so hard for me to hate a movie that has booby-traps, puzzles, a beautiful father-daughter relationship, and a bad-ass heroine! Tomb Raider, with my very limited cinematic vocabulary, was very cool indeed. My background in the Tomb Raider franchise is probably more extensive than a lot of casual watchers. Which…
Title: Simon vs The Homo sapiens Agenda Author: Becky Albertalli Genre: LGBTQ+, Romance, Young Adult A Sentence Review: A giggle-inducing coming of age story told through lovable sixteen-year old Simon’s unfiltered thoughts; who juggles the relationships with the people around him, both offline and online, often to not so optimal, but still heart-warming and charming…