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I saw the movie and it was absolutely fantastic, just about as equally as the Lilo & Stitch remake in my POV. Like some other live action remakes, How to Train your Dragon had some cut dialogue and perhaps some deleted scenes. But even so, this movie has really dominated the box office. Today, I'll be sharing my review and/or in depth analysis of the How to Train your Dragon live action remake. One word of warning; this review will contain spoilers, so I would advise those who haven't seen it to please back out and not read. If you have any negative thoughts on the movie, please keep them to yourselves. Positive comments only. Ready? Let's ride: First glance at teaser: When I saw the trailer, I was absolutely astonished that Universal Pictures would even get this far. But even so, many fans have been wondering what the dragons would look like in the real world. The minute I saw Toothless, I was absolutely speechless on how he looked and the textures looked so realistic. The other

I saw the movie and I was genuinely surprised and delighted on how it turned out. Not to mention how Lilo & Stitch are dominating the box office. There have also been reviews that are all mixed. We've got reviews from haters who were (still) cursing Disney for making more live action remakes, along with making changes that we never saw coming. Meanwhile, we've got reviews from others who generally agree that many of these changes were necessary. Today, I'll be sharing my review of the Lilo & Stitch live action remake. But before I begin, I have one word of caution; this review will contain spoilers. So if any of you haven't seen it yet, I would kindly ask you to leave. And for those who already have seen the movie and want to tell me how bad it was from start to finish, please keep those cruel words to yourselves and don't read this at all. No questions asked. Here we go: First glance at teaser When I first saw the trailer, I was absolutely speechless and giddy that Disney managed

Prologue: I watched the entire show and it was good at first glance, but it did have a few flaws that I can't seem to take a hint at. However, the fact that each Hot Wheels car has their own unique special power, that was something that I was looking forward to. The show starts off telling about kids who are campers at the Ultimate garage as they do challenges to earn flame badges and learn valuable lessons in their pursuit to become the camp champ. Season 1: The protagonist, Coop, was giving off vibes that reminded me of Lightning McQueen from Disney Pixar's "Cars". He learns how to be a better racer and be a good friend to the other campers. Of course, a camper named Axle sounded a little bit like Chick Hicks, not playing fair at first even trying to get Coop expelled at the last second in the first episode. Axle also seeks to get attention from everyone, including his father, Striker Spoiler, to show that he's the best racer. Like Chick Hicks, Axle even did some cheating. For

Just in case if anyone has ever forgotten, Lego Dimensions was once a toys-to-life game that involves playing as some of your favorite characters along with building and rebuilding smaller versions of their vehicles, gadgets, or buildable creatures as you traverse the multiverse to prevent Lord Vortech from merging every dimension into a single one with only perfection. There were also side levels that involve replaying a few memorable and original stories from your favorite classic movies and you can even explore the franchise worlds. So that's why I'm gonna give you just a few of many franchises that would've made it into year 3 as well as a few picks of my own that would make the game cool. Bear in mind that you may not remember most of them, but it's all worth it. Now, let's roll: Spyro the Dragon Level pack - Spyro w/ Spyromobile & butterfly bottle, level can be an original story titled, "Spyro Dimensions", minikit collectable: Dragon chest w/ Talisman, orb, gem, and Dragon egg

This will be a rundown of my selections of non-nintendo games and franchises that may want to be remembered and seen again. One word of caution, you may or may not remember some of them, but it's well worth it, I assure you. Let's go: Spyro the Dragon (Activision, 1998): As I may have stated before; Spyro is a special magical purple dragon that has the power to breathe more than just fire. He has also gone on great adventures fighting evil wherever he goes and saving lots of innocent lives. But, I haven't told you about what he's been through to come so far, development wise. Things have been tough for our wonderful purple boy after Skylanders went down and after his reignited trilogy. Spyro has only been recently making appearances in crossover events on Crash Bandicoot games, which is a problem, because he hasn't been given his own new mainline game for years. The latest game for the mainline was the Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon in 2008. Yeah, that was a REALLY LONG time

This is gonna be list of couples from different video games, movies, and other pop culture. Bear in mind that some of my selections are rather long because we haven't seen much of them for a few years. Ready? Here we go; Spyro and Cynder (The Legend of Spyro): these two dragons are one of my favorite dragon couples ever since. Spyro saved Cynder by using his aether fury to break Malefor’s puppet mind control on her. Although grateful, Cynder is still heartbroken and distraught every time she keeps thinking about the crimes she committed and still blames herself for everything, but Spyro believes that she can still do great things. Even so, Spyro still fears that Cynder will turn evil again, especially when she gets kidnapped by the apes and taken to the Mountain of Malefor. After they got shackled, they were forced to work together, but Ignitus informed both Spyro and Cynder to think of it as a strong bond that they share. But when Ignitus perished, Spyro got distraught and was

This here list will give descriptions of many different video game characters ever known throughout many childhoods and pop culture. I've had to read many references from the trophy gallery in my copies of Smash Bros. to provide few examples of them each. I got the others from other sources of information for the rest. Now, I should warn you that some of these descriptions are rather long. Now, let's begin: Spyro (Spyro the Dragon, 1998): he is a legendary purple dragon who has the ability to control more than just fire, travels along with his dragonfly companion/foster brother Sparx, and is my first video game character. Spyro started out as a kid on an adventure to save the dragon elders from Gnasty Gnorc, then went to Avalar to defeat the evil Ripto, and face off against an evil sorceress from stealing dragon eggs to conjure a spell to make herself immortal. His most important role in gaming history was the Legend of Spyro trilogy, set in a world where there was a prophecy about a

This is gonna be my list of a few Nintendo franchises that need to have a new game. While reading this list, you will probably only recognize the titles only because they crossed over in the well-known multiplayer fighting game series Super Smash Bros. Let's-a go: Star Fox, 1993: this series takes place in outer space in a distant galaxy, possibly far away from mankind. In a place known as the Lylat System, there was a team of anthropomorphic animal fighter pilots known as Star Fox. The team is led by the protagonist fox named Fox McCloud, the son of the late James McCloud, founder of the team. The series follows team Star Fox as heroes for hire as they defend the Lylat System from evil forces. This franchise was really good and it did have decent stories. Right now everything at Nintendo has been silent about whether or not they'll make a new Star Fox game. Their latest entry was Star Fox Zero on the Wii U, which had really unique gameplay and features, but it didn't properly fit

This is going to be my rundown of Disney characters who deserve a whole lot of love and need to be put to good use again. Some of them can be long. Let's go; Lilo Pelekai (Lilo & Stitch, 2002): Lilo is a lonely, autistic, Hawaiian girl who had been dragged down, misunderstood, thrown under the bus, and treated like an outcast ever since her parents died in a car crash. And all she has left of her family is her older sister, Nani, struggling to be her guardian. But, her life changed when she adopted a fugitive alien experiment from outer space and named him, "Stitch". The duo has belonged together ever since. But in an anime spin-off, they were separated when Stitch disappeared into Japan, breaking a promise in the process. After that, Lilo has been forgotten by the next generation. Ohana means family. Family means, nobody gets left behind or forgotten (though everyone has forgotten about the last part). What's Lilo & Stitch without Lilo? Also, she hasn't even made a debut in Kingdom

Secret identity: Danny Justice Family: Joey Justice (brother), Rachael Justice (mother), Frederick Justice (father), Archibald K. Justice (paternal grandfather), Dorothy Justice (paternal grandmother), Jennifer Douglas (maternal grandmother), Duke Douglas (maternal grandfather) Age: 16 Appearance (super): Glowing jade green eyes; red spiky mane with a white streak down his face; Biker boots with claws; black cloak-like hoodie with spiked shoulder pads; fingerless gloves for his claws to show and transfer his power to use ghost energy; he wears a t-shirt displaying his symbol; blue cargo jeans with a fancy leather fenrir belt; mask for eyes, targeting, and night vision Appearance (human): Blue eyes; spiky red hair; Teku race jacket with 68; glasses; cargo kacie pants; or any average everyday geek clothes Occupations: superhero, high school student, explorer, part-time comic store staff Powers/talents/abilities/strengths: puzzles, harness ghost energy, superhuman strength