RIPtrolliyama's reviews

The world population has increased, not decreased in any way during the last years. The numbers keep getting higher even after the pandemic.

If there is really a reptilian conspiracy to depopulate the earth, well then those reptilians are absolutely terrible at their job.

Some review claims this "could have been stupid".

Well, guess what? This movie is very stupid, and also terribly unfunny.

I am glad the age of Rob Schneider movies is long gone, because trash like this was totally unwatchable back then and now.

This is a fun movie, I won't deny that.

Some of its fans, however, have made me started to dislike it a little bit.

You know who I am talking about: The same insufferable "everybody is an idiot but me" type of person. (The same type of people who thinks Bansky art is "deep" or the ones who keep accusing everyone else of being "sheeple" for not believing whatever conspiracy theory they are obsessed about)

Basically, an unisex, adult version of "I am not like the other girls" for people who should have grown out that phase already. But I guess nobody really growns up on the internet.

Why people hated this?

Quality wise, it was just as good as Space Jam. In some aspects, even better. In some ways, it was even more faithful to the spirit of the classic Looney Tunes.

Deserved a better legacy.

I have no idea of why so many people hates this show, but honestly is not that bad. In fact, I would dare to say that is pretty enjoyable to watch.

The animation is simple, but pleasant and the songs are okay. In many ways, this feel like a predecessor of many cartoon trends from the next decade.

Perhaps this show was way too ahead of its time.

Doug Walker videos were never good, funny, hindsightful or anything.

Y'all are just blinded by...nostalgia.

Just let it go people. We all liked some garbage at one point of our lives.

Is almost unreal how terminally online some people can be.

Apparently, Lindsay Ellis has decided to terminate her Youtube career over a controversy started months ago by some random comment she made on that "Raya" movie made by Disney. A lot of people (Mostly the type of Disney cultists which treat consuming media as religion) twisted her words in order to paint her like some sort of "white supremacist" and stuff like that.

A pathetic situation, but its ultimately a consequence of social media facilitating things for harrasers and bully-wannabes. These people are pathetic and should get a life.

And also should watch other thing besides of Disney movies. The garbage that company is producing during the last years is frying people's brains at an alarming rate.

Hey, imagine if one day you find some meme image on the web you really like, but instead of making a right click to save it in your computer, some guy offers you to pay thousand of dollars not for the image itself, but for a receipt claiming you own that meme.

One would have to be a moron to accept such thing, right?

And only an even bigger moron would believe in the possibility of becoming millonaire by calling dibs on some ugly jpegs.

All those negative reviews complaining about a show aimed at toddlers for being "too childish" are hilarious.

Remind me a lot of the people who hated Dora, Barney, Peppa Pig and Caillou back then.

Say what you want about "The Room", at least that movie didn't last 4 hours.

On his review, the user sylvian wrote: "Just imagine this without the oh so cute protagonists: two middle aged, hairy men gone awry staring into the sun, drifting in the water, then decorating each other with pearls. "

If that was the case, I still will like the film the same, because I don't believe gay men, lesbians or transgender people need to be attractive to be valid or allowed to express themselves.

"Stranger by the Lake" is a good example of that, a very interesting movie featuring unconventionally attractive gay men. Those exist too. Those deserve respect too.

This was a cute show. It could have been as big as Friendship Is Magic (The villains are kinda meh, though), but Boomerang basically let it die in oblivion, giving it zero publicity.

Such a shame, because this was a huge improvement over the previous two Carebears shows, a franchise which honestly doesnt work with cgi animation.

Just wait until the inevitable (and unnecesary) live-action film by Hollyweird, which probably will feature a lot of awful toilet humor, creepy cgi, and carebears twerking, with some awful hack actors as the leads.