mira ✧・゚ has reviewed 38 films (excluding action) tagged ‘on-my-own-⋆。⋆🚬˚。’.

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he’s a loser in the beginning AND is still a loser at the end and you chose to RE-MARRY him?? GIRL! he still doesn’t have a car and is in massive amounts of debt???? but hey, at least your random museum in florida has all of spain’s lost treasure!
great, now i’m going to have to ask my boyfriend if he’d still love me if i were a hawk and he were a wolf and we had to rely on a dopey loser with a brooklyn accent who somehow escaped a medieval prison to return us to our human forms in order to seek revenge on the extremely corrupt priest that did this to us. thanks a lot, richard donner.
ya’ll can’t keep getting away with labeling a movie “monster fucking cinema” when he’s a human for 90% of it. why can’t he look like the dragon people from baldur’s gate 3 when he’s chillin’? this guy was just another sarah j. maas (derogatory) character. i’m hurt, guys, i really am.
(although, if i had abs like that, i’d also never wear a shirt and do a dragon hulk-out just to flex them so… i’m considering.)
ladies, is it gay to fantasize about fatally stabbing your husband (who happens to look an awful lot like nathan fielder) alongside the woman of your nightmares, whom you can draw from memory… she holds your hands like in the pottery scene from ghost as you do it, and then she rips out his heart…? asking for a friend.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
not me sitting here being like, “aw, they’re like the pevensie children <3” … they are not (well, unless you consider that three make it to aslan’s country and one does not… iykyk).
also, want to touch on the ending real quick. did not necessarily appreciate the depiction of mental health, especially when this instability comes from a place of grief. these are not “multiple personalities,” these are real (very young!) people who died in a severely tragic way. an…