Fantasy Lover

Toy story 4 7/10 After I rewatched 1 and 2 out of nostalgia (but not 3 because that shit was too dark) I finally got around to watch this one. Spoiler alert: there was someone (can't remember who, too lazy to check) who joked about the possibility of a toy story 22, this movie shows that it's doubtful that's going to happen: So Woody is reunited with Bo Peep who was missing in 3, and he meets a bunch of toys desperate to have a new owner. Because Bonnie and her parents can't stay at the carnival forever, he decides to stay so he can help find every toy a new owner. So Bonnie "lost" Woody, and Jessie is going to be in charge of the toys now and Andy is going to be pissed. Moral of the story: never give your old toys to a 3 year old, they don't have the same meaning to a toddler as to a teenager who had them for years.

The hustle 7/10 It was very amusing, Rebel Wilson is always a delight to watch, and Anne Hathaway speaks a bit Dutch in this movie, I didn't expect that. IT: Chapter 2 5/10 Last time I go to a horror movie, I swear to God! My friend was like: "It's a funny horror movie, you should see it." While it had some funny moments in it, it wasn't watchable. Gremlins is a funny, watchable horror movie, as is The haunted mansion and both Scooby-doo movies. The most funny thing about it is was that Bill's character was based on Steven King and they made repeated jokes about Steven King's inability to write satisfying endings, Steven King even made a cameo! There's something deeply amusing about the author of the book making fun of his own writing.

This trailer, nuff said My eyes, my eyes!!!

Oh, so that's the name of that movie. I've been wondering about the name ever since I saw it at high school. Yes, I know I could've googled it, but I forgot about the movie until you mentioned it.

The lion king 2019 5/10 - This movie was for 98% similar to the original, which really annoyed me. - Scar looked really pathetic and weak - The lions don't really express emotions which makes the stampede scene really hard to take seriously because Simba makes a derp face when the he sees the stampede coming for him. The only reason this movie gets a passing grade is because James Earl Jones returns as Mufasa, Hans Zimmer as well with his amazing soundtrack and the beautiful special effects.

Good, I contacted my job coach and she said that she just needed the documents that confirmed that I actually went to that internship. So hopefully I get the money next week, meanwhile I'm working temporarily at a different department, and the new department SUCKS!!! when I still went to school people mocked me and my peers because we would just be ordinary receptionists and we had no idea how to do manual labour, some people I swear.

I'm learning what kind of work you do at a factory. As for your second question, I go back to work and then I wait for my job coach to call me to discuss my further options. they told me it going to be paid, turns out it wasn't. You can imagine my disappointment and anger when I found out, tomorrow I'm going to complain to my boss and job coach. I'm not going to let this pass, it was three weeks! Three weeks I worked for free at a place I didn't like and where my work was boring!!! You know what they say: hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

I'm sure that the British themselves don't even understand what's going on. except that if a no deal passes, it would mean shortages of medicine and loads of boats trying to enter the UK but unable to because they don't have the freedom of movement anymore.

It warms my Belgian heart to see that Asterix is so popular, I always thought it was incredible popular in just Belgium and France, it seems I was wrong. At least it just appears less popular than say Tintin and the Smurfs. but-but Night at the museum isn't even 15 years old yet *screams incoherently* Okay, I need to redirect my anger at something else. Okay, how about I'll rant about Spider-Man So I finally saw Far from home and I'm pissed! Spoilers/ranting below: I give it a 4/10.

I started my internship this Monday, my work is boring, tedious and asinine and most of my colleagues aren't really talkative and it turns out that working full time is extremely exhausting, and I have to do this for two more weeks! It's my first week and I'm already 100% done with it, the next two weeks are going to suck, a lot! Help me.

If you're referring to the person who I think you're referring to, the answer would be until there is a president who has the balls to do something. Speaking about America and the 2nd amendment, due to the fact that America refuses to do anything about gun regulation, amnesty international issued a warning to potential tourists and visitors NOT to go to public places and that is the sad reality we live in.

What I hate even more than people insisting that not having/wanting children makes someone selfish, is the insistence that only children are antisocial loners. If anything I consider being a only child an advantage, it makes me better at dealing with loneliness and less dependent of others.

So I didn't have time yet to post something about it, but now I do. So without further ado, I wish to express my deepest sympathies to the UK for having Boris Johnson as prime minister.

Funny, I had the following conversation with a stranger twice a few years ago: Stranger: "Do you have children?" Me: " I'm a bit too young for that." Stranger: "How old are you?" Me: "I'm twenty-two." Stranger: That doesn't mean anything, I know someone who had a kid at that age. Me internally: just because I have a womb and teenage pregnancy is a thing doesn't mean everyone develops a maternal a instinct by the age of 16.

Because Disney is using nostalgia as a quick cash grab?