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The amazing world of autistic fanboy 2002
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birthday April 21st 2002
gender:male
age:23
My name is autistic fanboy 2002 I have autism I'm a huge fan of movies and TV shows video games and anime webtoons manhua and comic books I like looking at different cultures my favourite shows are rick and Morty glee stranger things peaky blinders walking dead doctor who
My favourite films dune avatar and planet of the apes Ghostbusters
Favourite video game mortal Kombat and legend of Zelda and final fantasy and I love doing reviews on my channel because this channel is inspired by Kenneth movie corner seanpvs101 harry Thomas pictures Ross the movie reviewer and epictastic Joshua
gender:male
age:23
My name is autistic fanboy 2002 I have autism I'm a huge fan of movies and TV shows video games and anime webtoons manhua and comic books I like looking at different cultures my favourite shows are rick and Morty glee stranger things peaky blinders walking dead doctor who
My favourite films dune avatar and planet of the apes Ghostbusters
Favourite video game mortal Kombat and legend of Zelda and final fantasy and I love doing reviews on my channel because this channel is inspired by Kenneth movie corner seanpvs101 harry Thomas pictures Ross the movie reviewer and epictastic Joshua
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PajaksPerspective
(4 minutes ago)
Good review dude. I think Avatar: The Way of Water is actually a tad bit better than the 2009 original. It does have some similar beats and familiar messages but I don’t mind that. The theme of family is strong and I like all the Sully Kids and Spider. Quaritch is a better character here too in his new body and unlike the first film he’s getting more developed. The visuals are once again breathtaking and authentic. This looks unlike anything we’ve ever seen. The Metkayina reef is gorgeous and the reef characters are all great and serve their purpose. The action is pretty incredible too. The movie is long but to me earns its run time it is also very emotional in places and Simon Franglen’s music score is good keeping some of James Horner’s themes but incorporating loads of new ones too. See you next time for Fire and Ash
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