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Rey's character proves you don't need a complicated backstory to be compelling
If they made this, I hope they'd keep John Williams music. That was one thing the original films got perfectly right.
The image of celebrating with shish kebabs while contemplating Gandalf's wisdom is wonderfully grounding.
The cultural differences in how zombies are portrayed across these films is fascinating. Each country brings its own folklore and social concerns to the genre.
I appreciate how the article acknowledges both the benefits and concerns.
No way! Roy's swearing is perfectly balanced with his softer moments. That scene where he coaches the girls' team had me in tears
I found myself sympathizing with characters I never expected to like. That's great writing right there.
My teens learn budgeting from playing this. Better than any lecture I could give them.
I actually find Mr. Nobody's fourth-wall breaks pretty annoying sometimes. It can take me out of the story.
Anyone notice how his cleaning obsession is actually a coping mechanism? It's subtle but adds so much depth to his character.
What strikes me most is how self-aware the writer is about the dysfunction, yet stayed anyway. We've all been there.