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Let's take a magic carpet ride to an Arabian night with the latest live-action Disney remake of Aladdin! Once again another remake that everyone despise before The Lion King (2019), but unlike the latter this one was a meme for a while and the hate for it was sort of lighten up a bit... slightly. If you remember early on this year, you might've seen images of Will Smith as the Genie in CGI form and, boy, did it get a lot of backlash. The reason why I bring this is up is because not only does the design and animation look bad, but it does set off this year with a bitter taste in people's mouths with the Disney remakes coming out if those haven't already. All of this start from a short teaser trailer that gave us what Will Smith would look as the Genie and it wasn't really great. In all honesty casting Will Smith as the Genie isn't a bad thing in that I'll discuss about it later, but it's the only design and visual effects that worked to his disadvantage. However, in its defense this was

This is the first time I'm doing this, but I'll give it my best shot at this. The Lion King (2019) is the latest Disney remake in the "Disney Live-Action Remake" lineup, a trend that everyone in the Internet are split upon on; either you like them or hate them. However, this time around it's more of a thing to hate everything or have to be really negative when it comes to these movies. Ever since Disney announced the movies that are planned to be given the remake treatment, everyone went nuts where they're already complaining that too many remakes are being made. Yes, I really understand why not so many people are thrilled about them and not every remake is going to hit on what the originals have already established, and I agree with and respect everyone's opinions. But honestly, I'm not that kind of person who's negative on certain things unless it's worth giving one to, but I won't give it to this movie. So really expect that I will have very unpopular opinions on this one and many

    With Teen Titans Go To the Movies released in theaters, I think it makes sense to ask one question that's been plaguing in people's minds of the cartoon community. Is Teen Titans Go the worst thing ever?    The cartoon, the comics, the all-around phenomenon, nothing generates more brainless laughs or cynical hate than Teen Titans Go. But is it really worthy of as much disgust as it gets? Before anyone jumps into any conclusions, yes, I have seen the 2003 series in question and it was great; the characters, the animation, and the writing are all great. Nothing can replace the original, but I don't necessarily put it on a high pedestal. W