I did wonder if I could stomach a further two hours of pulsating thighs and thrashing jockstraps after the last one, but, oddly, it turns out I absolutely could.
Like many viewers of this movie, I walked into the theater hoping for something new. Something different. Something crazy and unexpected. Unfortunately, this was not the case. Ancient Ones is just one more film about fork-wielding, dragon-riding cabbage people to add to the already mountainous pile. Cliche and, just like all the others, incredibly boring. I genuinely wonder when Hollywood will finally stop beating this dead horse of a genre and move on to something fresh.
The Emoji Movie is a Brilliant Piece of Satire that Exposes the Apartheid Education Destroying America's Public Schools On a chilly November day four years ago in the South Bronx, I left the main building of P.S. 65, the elementary school in which I had been teaching 5th graders, to walk two blocks west towards the local movie theater. I had heard that a new movie called The Emoji Movie was to be shown and, not knowing what an "emoji" was, I decided to go and watch. I brought Pineapple along with me, thinking that the experience would be informative for us both. The room that we watched the movie in wasn't very big, but it gave off a somewhat cozy feeling. As I looked around, I saw that some of the ceiling tiles had cracked and fallen, and now lay on the ground in pieces. I heard the quiet hum of an air conditioner above me, but couldn't feel much of a temperature difference compared to outside the theater. The fabric of...
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