The setting of the movie already drew my attention at the start—middle ages. I will always be a fan of castles, monarchy, and battles. “Jack the Giant Slayer” is basically inspired by the children folklore Jack in the Beanstalk. When I saw its trailer for the first time, it already caught my interest. Who wouldn’t …
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Never too late to see it! To start off, yes, “Rise of the Guardians” is one of the best animations that I’ve watched! Primarily because of the nostalgic feeling of childhood memories, since this movie was about the imaginary creatures we knew as a child (tooth fairy, Easter bunny, and Santa Claus and his elves). …
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“Anung year mo na?” It has felt mysteriously grand answering such a question with “Graduating na po”, isn’t it? But being a college senior is way, way more than that. You can’t even promise them you really are graduating. However, in my case, I can assure you that I am one of those who will …
Watching this animation just made me look back to my childhood’s fairytales. It had a castle, a princess, a royal family, a witch, and a big struggle. However, it couldn’t top the old ones, but what made it unique among the others was its moral lesson. If those old tales circled around a princess and …
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I saw this movie just in time when our househelp was replaced by a new one. As for the movie, yes, it was an awakening movie for racism issues between the white and black people. Besides that, it was also a movie to educate everyone how to deal with our househelps. Inspirational, tear-jerking, and educational. …
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