Jeremy Adler
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That’s completely understandable.
December 13, 2025 at 12:10 AM
That’s completely understandable.
To be fair, both films seem harmless enough. I can’t see any really bad lessons in them.
Sure, they’re probably both bad movies, but at least they aren’t harmful for their target audience.
Sure, they’re probably both bad movies, but at least they aren’t harmful for their target audience.
December 13, 2025 at 12:00 AM
To be fair, both films seem harmless enough. I can’t see any really bad lessons in them.
Sure, they’re probably both bad movies, but at least they aren’t harmful for their target audience.
Sure, they’re probably both bad movies, but at least they aren’t harmful for their target audience.
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My basic call to all people, and the only reason I'm highlighting this nonsense, is you may encounter these people in corners of social media who just want to poison this movie for everyone.
Just laugh, call them dumb and go enjoy a cool movie. You'll never beat their brainrot, so don't try.
Just laugh, call them dumb and go enjoy a cool movie. You'll never beat their brainrot, so don't try.
December 12, 2025 at 11:25 PM
My basic call to all people, and the only reason I'm highlighting this nonsense, is you may encounter these people in corners of social media who just want to poison this movie for everyone.
Just laugh, call them dumb and go enjoy a cool movie. You'll never beat their brainrot, so don't try.
Just laugh, call them dumb and go enjoy a cool movie. You'll never beat their brainrot, so don't try.
Reposted by Jeremy Adler
