"That is not my Poirot!" My girlfriend shouted at the tv. I wish I had that level of commitment for the visual medium. Maybe one day.

Dinosaurs are cool, however blackface is not.
Really cool flick and the dinosaurs look great. Some of the characters really shines through with great moments involving catapults, wrestling and monkeys while some others have shallow stories with morale dilemmas without consequences.
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Not as good as the first one and is actually cheapening it by making Hiccups development less important in the grander schemes of things while also making him more of a chosen one instead of just a regular nerd we can all relate to. I also feel like the morale of the story turns into that violence is the answer?
Also the whole alpha thing is cheap writing and biologically misleading.
A few very nice scenes though, like when his parents meet again. Cinema gold.
It's very brave move to in 1939 make such a strong statement of the equality of races, especially the romani, and to praise the freedom of press and free speech. Of course there are things in the movie that hasn't aged that well, but in many aspects it takes a surprisingly modern take on things.
Many actors get their chance to shine in the movie, like Maureen O'Hara as Esmeralda who makes a real character with depth out of something…
This movie is part of my master scavenger hunt challenge. Challenge #14 asks for a film from a director you haven't seen. I've chosen All Quiet on the Western Front by Edward Berger.
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This film is a great film about ww1 showing the political movements as well as a good representation of the hell that was the western front, however I don't think its a good adaptation of All Quiet on the Western Front and I wish it was…