@aikellelav@PeriBlitzV2 Also, why did Jo have to sacrifice her bracelet instead of trading the camera back like before? And if Batiba held both characters' memories, why couldn't she know where Jo hid the gate key? This movie has quite a few plot holes
@aikellelav@PeriBlitzV2 Hmm, I guess it depends on how you see Batiba. To you, her not being their friend means Jo's memories are gone forever, but I disagree. Especially in Asian culture, unless she's evil and determined to keep Jo's memories, things can always be negotiated or compromised on
@aikellelav@PeriBlitzV2 That's true, she wasn't their friend at the time, but she wasn't evil either. And there was no rule preventing her from returning the memories she'd taken from others, so, having memories "taken away" by her wasn't something they needed to be so desperate or stressed about.
@ArcArtist96 I think that, nostalgia aside, what made Toy Story successful was still the quality of its storytelling.
Also, I don't understand how you can get so butthurt over modern animated movies while still gobbling them up like there's no tomorrow. Is your life really that miserable?
@nerdgen314@AKlay19 39% of Snow White’s 277 reviews are positive, which means it has over 100 positive reviews, whereas this movie only has a little over 50. Do you see what I mean?
@clintonfredsua2@AKlay19 Exactly. It’s hardly unusual for negative reviews to be posted later in order to keep the score high, and you don’t have any evidence to prove that this movie is "one of the longest to hold on at 100"
@clintonfredsua2@AKlay19 On average, a movie gets around 150–250 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. This movie currently has only 50 reviews, which means there are still another 100–200 reviews that haven’t been posted yet. The negative reviews aren’t nonexistent, they simply haven’t been posted yet.