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  As is the climate in Bogotá, Don Viejo, the crima in Bogotá,
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  the crima, the cria is like the version of the crime and the climate
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  yes, cream cregri. It' s the same, it' s bipolar,
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  just keep going. That is the new reality. These are no longer
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  days of extreme heat. They are moments of many with moments of rain,
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  with moments of cloudiness. Then I enjoy the moments of nullification and the others
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  curse us. Okay, okay. That' s my life. Now what
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  the weather is like in Spain. Bottom rising to temperature. Today I play
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  slut with my rhythm breaks waist, because my rhythms breaks waist, Dale,
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  Dale, belt, ora vague kiss vouchers of vera son of a bitch,
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  well I already yesterday remove the second blanket from the antier bed because yesterday I
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  already slept five daughters, that is, in the night it was like the
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  shit this blanket was already reheated already or already today clouded it is like it
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  was going to be the quiet night, but already that night a few days
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  ago I already considered opening the window of diego and I will go preparing psychologically,
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  then what does not rea. There were already twenty stands like at night
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  and ch ok and this only from the promise that he' s going to
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  come up to me don' t promise me those things that I don'
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  t like. I' m calm. May, April and May are good
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  months to come. It' s like taking a walk. I' m
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  a little weeky how I' m gonna leave Cartagena, as well as hot
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  and rich and I was trying to sell myself the idea. I' m
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  sorry and today it' s blooming for the heat, but I' m
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  really, really, really excited. Well, then, since you' re
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  so excited, I propose that we wish this chapter to end soon and begin
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  our heart' s desire. Hey, brother or hello and welcome to stupid
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  nert a podcast about series movies, doing homework and other things, other silly
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  things, like we' re doing a hundred years. But I got something
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  quick and it looks like, so we can say something and it comes out
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  other silly things like but and the bad thing, because it' s bad,
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  because I get eggs and heroin, because it' s heroin, because
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  I get eggs and the animal, because I get eggs from the three eggs
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  that make a Disney face that I had voll Disney, and it' s
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  my new theory. I like how big their eggs were three. Why this
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  is what this film wants to communicate with us Today we' re going to
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  talk about the movie commemorating Walt Disney Animation' s 100th anniversary and the sixty
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  - two film from the Wish studio. The power of desires to be able
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  to me this and as we are always with Diego, the magnificent podcasts that
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  Guapo I am, I am bad, Ojajá Hello, I am bad because
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  I am Way I am bad because I am Guapo? I' m cute
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  because I' m bad. Diego is fried arrobale I am Juan Tapo arroba
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  and all the social networks stupid ner find them in stupid ner com too if
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  they want to support us listening, they can share this episode with all the
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  people around them, with their hundred- year- old grandfather, and don
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  ' t put him to watch Wish, put him to listen. This episode
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  is going to have more fun. He' s gonna have fun starting out,
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  he' s doing if he loves pictures of the tropes. Uh-
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  huh For those of you who are watching this on video. Diego was kind
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  of approaching the House with a finger. I only saw one finger in Diego
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  ' s Chamber. I like two- water lemes. If they have more
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  content, they can also support them in Patrum Comes, the stupioners will have
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  access to many chapters, there are almost fifty or more chapters that we have
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  made this exclusive and they can vote, they can propose, they can choose
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  and they can watch video of the show. They can also be in tension
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  and they can also be in the recording of Patreon' s podcast, which
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  is going to be on Sundays every fortnight or so on the two Sundays of
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  each month at five o' clock in the afternoon to Colombia and to finish
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  the parish announcements they can still buy their episodes of Harry Potter and Star Wars
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  with the cow that we are doing to bring us to diego of coming,
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  which we want to inform them that it is already official. You' ve
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  got to be preparing your passport because we already have one. Yeah, I
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  ' m gonna go get him out. But they told me that in Colombia
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  it is necessary to give a brief, brief, rebreve, it makes the
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  line about five hours. Well, I don' t know what five wishes
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  I' d ask heaven for. The five wishes he asks heaven is not
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  having to have seen this movie five times, but how that' s not
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  why we' re here. I' m going to tell you more about
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  the five tropes I found in the movie. I could have said things like
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  wurf heroin, for example. I could have even said things like the misfit
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  group. All that, in theory, is there, but the truth is,
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  I come here to talk to you about the tropes that hit my heart,
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  the ones that I really said or I' m not going to say
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  anything anymore. These are the tops. Not because tropes don' t have
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  to be good. When ah oh mm, like for example, we have
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  this trope, this could be good. This is a trope that could be
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  good if used well, which is the celebration trope. And it' s
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  like this movie, this play, it' s a celebration of something and
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  it' s accurate and the song sounds and then you say clearly it'
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  s quite a celebration at the hundred years of Disney. And that' s
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  why there' s countless And the truth is if there are many, many
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  winks to Disney movies now that they are, but winks like someone wants to
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  wink their eyes. Yeah, yeah, close winks, like you say.
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  Somebody' s got a wink at me and that person gets his finger in
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  the eye. That kind of wink, a wink that hurts, it'
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  s obvious, and they all end up bad. That kind of kids,
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  that kind of celebration. The one that this film achieves, on the other
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  hand, is his trope. The tender sells, especially if we don'
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  t have to make up our own. We' re going to use a
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  character that was recently released in a Mario Bros movie and now just like that.
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  On the other hand, we already have if Nintendo already did it,
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  already exactly ch, if the task is already done, for which whores someone
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  else did the meme hear it. I can copy your homework. Yeah,
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  but don' t get too exact. Let' s just say what they
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  did to keep them from noticing was muut. And there' s the Spanish
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  - speaking trope. And that' s when we use the Spanish language very
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  mediocrely, just because we know three four words. Perhaps then we water them
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  in a movie and say that that is now inspired or based on a place
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  of Spanish speaking, as the king will have Spanish, the Kingdom Rosas,
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  Pinks quindo the man is called the mance, is not called magnificent, is
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  called magnificent. There are few times when they say hello and things like that,
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  very few, very small. As a student of school gn N or
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  are you learning English, Spanish, where is the library? Where' s
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  the library? That' s what I call chad that kind of Spanish and
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  I come to gentrify your building, your buildingle Billding, to turn it into
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  a gringo. We also have the editing trope, the editing, but of
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  the script the res. When one has to rewrite a story, all stories
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  have to be rewritten. Editing is one of the most important parts of writing.
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  The problem is when we rewrite one part and the other, for example,
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  we write a love song, but there is no love story, then
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  everything comes out as the ortho. And that' s what happens with this
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  movie clearly. And finally, we have a trope that we love and it
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  ' s the one about exhibition or the one to show if I can say
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  yes, why use an audiovisual medium, if I can pretend this is a
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  podcast. And those are the five tropes that I found in this beautiful movie,
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  what the hell was it to show you to say eat. That'
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  s what happens to me because I' ve been looking for the phrase in
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  Spanish. I succeed, you fucking idiots. That' s the five tropes.
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  There' s a lot more to be said about this movie, but
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  that' s where we' re going. I didn' t want to
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  work too much,' cause I don' t want these guys working.
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  Okay, so I' ve got some stops. The first is that the
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  film is dedicated to a man named Borney Mattinson, who was called Bo Ney
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  Matinson, who died and who worked for almost seventy years in that is,
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  labor exploitation poor man, not because he died, but because they dedicated this
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  shit to him? Imagine working 70 years to get this shit done. I
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  blew myself off with my grave. If I don' t know what the
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  man was doing but I don' t have a job, it' s
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  not that serious. The man started working both of us. Not the man
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  died as it were, he was born thirty- five and died in two
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  thousand twenty- three, that is, he was ninety years old. He
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  started working at 20. How good of those who made the movies have I
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  think they have little or no, if I don' t tell you because
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  they have little audiovisual language, because they saw the sixty- one previous Disney
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  movies to make this twelve that they saw. Or if he loses those sequels
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  for television, I think it was maybe they saw only the summarizing it would
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  have been better because they had gotten humor and they were at least understood that
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  he has treated in the movies, because the film seems to be inspired by
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  Andalusia, not architecturally, and because as the Kingdom of Roses and for people
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  who do not know the Kingdom of Roses, but never, when extra taso,
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  never sounds Roses from the ear bench, which this takes away a point
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  this film and does need it. He talks about desires, he talks about
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  desires, and he really needed that point in this movie, because he'
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  s not having much to gain from either. Yeah, not that. And
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  so, Ashas' grandfather dad turns seven years old in reference to Disney'
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  s years and the wish that was not fulfilled. It was like self-
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  prophetic film is like your wish, it' s ten years, a hundred
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  years waiting for this desire, but this really is that. What he'
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  s doing is feeding a megalomaniac he' s controlling. I mean, it
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  ' s Disney, yeah, it was and it' s good to give
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  you one more. Disney started as Disney Pros Studios because they founded it two
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  and then they all forgot about the other brother because he was Walt and Bartho
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  Disney. And Walt ate it in Mom' s belly and Hugo Disney and
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  Bella Bea I remembered that you' re finally gonna pull out a fourth super
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  powerful girl. People, older people, like you don' t remember Bella
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  Bella sacrificed her already. There was a super powerful fourth girl who synchronous her
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  life to save people jumps from them, ungrateful people. That' s why
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  we can' t have beautiful things. Uh- huh, okay. Having
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  said all this, we go with all Wis spoilers the power of desires two
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  one haha. I' m here. I' m here, or second
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  I get him back. Once upon a time Rosas was a magical kingdom founded
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  by a king who had the power to grant desires. But you' re
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  his handsome and beloved king He' s right. I' m a very
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  handsome king. Well I' m nervous that I' m going to explode
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  my best friend King' s apprentice No me Bok Metal Records passes. Come
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  with me to Rosas' wishes. Aya, people give me their wishes and
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  I grant those that I know are good for Rosas. Some will never be
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  granted. Let' s say it' s the majority. They tell me
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  more than I decide that they deserve each one and to either bus bondas star
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  distio or to point out my doubt and give us the wonder of your magic.
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  It wasn' t me what. Before we begin, I want to
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  make a formal proposal to see we change the name. Not the name.
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  The pronunciation of the film I Kioko is not called wish, it is called
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  ush ok ush It seems to me the film fits you much freer. Uish
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  ok uy the power of desires. I hope our pronunciation is showing you how
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  to understand the face we' re making. Ush Ushi will be able to.
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  The next in the title Usuish is the story of Asha Hasha wants to
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  be the apprentice of magnificent. Who' s the rose regent? What was
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  a neighborhood in medicine said and with all the money, it started people or
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  dried people. From there he attracted people who gave him more money and his
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  gestures to have a day spore the village. That' s the real story.
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  She wants to be the apprentice of this great and noble king who keeps
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  the wishes of the people to grant them eventually wink to the sorcerer' s
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  apprentice, who is one of God' s most famous shorts. Yeah,
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  yeah, but it' s all a wink here, something better than others.
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  It' s all a wink to something and I' d say none
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  is really good. But not any. None of them are good. And
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  the point is that this kingdom created them. People have to give him their
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  wish. Foreigners and want to live there have to give them their desire as
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  soon as they arrive and those who are born there have to give their desire
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  to when they turn eighteen. Magnificent. He' s a good- looking
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  gray man He gives his wishes, you give him everything he wants the most.
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  He lets you live for free. I don' t know when.
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  Magnificent turned to a shugar. In the end, it' s gonna ruin
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  everyone' s life. Magnificent is a chug, it is a hugar dadi,
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  it is not as it is. A shuga' s gonna take from
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  you everything he does to you. You' re gonna take away your essence,
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  your youth, your life. He' s going to leave you to
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  another disastrous person. You' re gonna feel like you lived very good years,
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  until you analyze them and you realize everything he took from you, which
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  is much more than what he really gave you. Magnificent, because at first
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  they do not cost it as good, but it is really bad, because,
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  because it will not grant many wishes and the film will make you a
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  good job, explaining why it is clad, why he is bad, explaining
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  what his fucking past was, but he is bad, because we need it
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  to be hard. And that' s already good, because his dad was
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  a philosopher, he' s philosophical. I don' t understand if she
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  ' s good at anything. I' m sorry there. Everything' s
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  wrong. The only things he' s done well for himself were luckily.
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  We' ll talk about it. It' s fine to let me finish.
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  It' s just that there' s a lot to fuck up shit
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  and the point is that, like aha, he realizes that they won'
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  t grant his grandfather the wish that also skipping all protocol, all rule and
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  everything to his apprentice power that hasn' t even given him the job to
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  fulfill his selfish wish to his father to his grandfather I say and he realizes
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  that Magnificent won' t grant it and he' s going to take out
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  the desire of him and his mother to give himself away. All that leads
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  to her asking. Don wishes heaven. A star arrives. Let' s
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  have animals that talk out of their asses, that don' t serve a
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  thing at all, but to refer to other Disney movies. Get rid of
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  the desires to catch Magnificent and let the Queen rule the kingdom now and let
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  Hasha become the fairy Godmother. In the grossest reference or I' ve ever
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  seen in fucking life, I mean, it' s grosser than the Godzilla
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  scene, but in fact, this author can' t be contila, but
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  be afraid like Godzilla, at least that' s exactly funny, yeah,
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  it' s not that I know no and the movie is full of shit.
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  So and they were all happy and they ate partridge. Less Ash sought
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  himself than he became the magic mirror. Yes, but, I mean,
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  he didn' t live happily. Well, yeah, he didn' t
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  die, because well, Disney doesn' t kill anyone anymore, but he
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  didn' t live happily. The point is, let' s start with
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  her. Asha, over here are two characters, important people. In Wash,
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  in Wish Ws there are two characters actually. The others are not characters,
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  the others are character ideas that there are two people and that the first
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  to her and the second magnificent. Haya, Haya doesn' t have a
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  personality, Haya doesn' t do everything wrong and Haya just makes faces.
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  It' s like Quirki over there, it' s like clumsy. Haya
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  only makes faces that Maribel, Mirabel I gave them to her because she was
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  like that. When she was in front of her family, she was uncomfortable.
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  In the private, she wasn' t like that, but there,
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  in the private it is like that. She' s clumsy like aha.
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  I' m trying not to be that I looked at. He looked good
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  on her. She' s not and she' s this character they'
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  re doing, she' s weird and like chirky, and that' s
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  why it' s fun, but it' s like I don' t
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  care about Haya, they don' t tell me anything about where they'
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  re coming from and where they' re going. And Hasha is a very
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  bad protagonist, because she is already a protagonist who would have been squealing to
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  see him, but she will not follow him in the movie, that what
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  she does does not to save people' s desires. Forgive me. But
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  Hasha is a selfish woman who can save the desire of her mother and grandfather
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  and let others eat. Shit they see how they save their fucking desires when
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  he gets in that doesn' t count it, but that' s when
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  it happens. When he got into the man studio, he could' ve
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  made a lot of wishes as much as he could, but don' t
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  look for both of mine, just those two. In fact, I'
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  d rather not take one of mine than try to take another. He went
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  out alone with the hedabuero instead let him see some. Oh, no shit
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  about my friend' s. The friend didn' t even think of his
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  support He says how you betrayed me. No. But, but, but,
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  that' s me, but that' s me. I forgive her
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  because seeing the relationship she has with these people, they' re not friends,
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  they' re like food, they' re like officemates, or when
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  they' re together friends. There' s another horrible reference to the seven
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  nanites, which is absolutely on your face and mediocre in characters that, that
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  is, of all her friends is simon who betrays her and helps her.
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  The rest exist, the one that is grujon because it complains of everything exact.
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  They do absolutely good chiro, they do absolutely nothing in history, i
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  e Sabemon and the one who helps him does something and the other five exist
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  and already good and the one who teleported them gives them a lair that could
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  have been done by anyone the queen or the one who helped him, who
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  had knowledge of things about the palace. Yeah, a super empty palace,
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  by the way, looks like where she works at the emptyest palace thing in
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  history. Besides, a palace where the queen goes to the kitchen to look
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  for her. Because I don' t know this shit is that the ortho
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  lodge, because Magnificent is a good king and they did it bad. This
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  is propaganda against the government of Magnificent, because he lives, he lives with
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  his wife. How many kitchens you make one. I' m not going
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  to enslave people. This is where my happy people live and it' s
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  a big job, a cook, because there are only two of us here.
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  But one is that empty thing, because he' s magnificent, he
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  ' s amazing, he' s not going to enslave people, he'
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  s not going to need so many luxuries is magician, that' s why
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  his castle were. No. Worst of all, he doesn' t live
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  a humble life. The worst thing that can defend the magnificent, this is
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  that the whole chapter I' m going to sell to balle. The worst
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  of all is that not for a reason and I don' t even want
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  to blame myself magnificently. He blames himself, the movie doesn' t go.
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  There' s a time when she tells you sir I' m the
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  one who makes the cookies. She' s not even the cook. She
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  cooks cookies, so the only other person who shows that she works in that
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  palace, because the others are there, but they never like to work well,
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  one tries to go for eggs. Yeah, she makes cookies, and
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  either they give us the impression that there should be a lot more people in
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  that palace than ever before. The cook is the baker and she looks at
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  her, because in other words, she has to make the wonderful pastries that
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  aside, she also sews cookies for her friends. So magnificent it allows you
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  to cook cookies. For his people, for his free time, he needs
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  the cookies because, of course king also has success. He' s very
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  busy. There wouldn' t be the wave shop. I' m magnificent,
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  I' m king too Cookies don' t need to have their cook.
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  It' s obvious. She could have her patadera cake, so she
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  could tell her to give it to the people of the village and give it
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  to the honeycomb and explain it to her for free. He doesn' t
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  make us laugh for free. He doesn' t charge them rent. He
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  says it and literally says I let them live for free, I don'
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  t charge them rent. And I really need to say both. Yeah,
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  yeah, because he lets them live for free, but he lets them live
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  for free, but he doesn' t give them the right property. This
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  is important. The houses are still the government. Cats aren' t people
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  ' s. Well, it' s free It doesn' t charge them
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  rents. Different from me, very free, because I give you houses.
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  Well, it' s an important clarification of this one that I advise you.
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  I don' t love that one. And that doesn' t add
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  anything to anything in the movie. Yeah, that sucks. But then,
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  Asha, Asha isn' t funny. It' s supposed to be Quirki,
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  but it doesn' t have any, any other personality samples beyond being
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  Kirki. He speaks more of his pet, which is now. We'
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  ll talk about him. But he' s the worst character in the whole
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  movie, he' s the worst persoje ever. He says it' s
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  the worst thing that' s ever happened to humanity. And it hurts me
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  because the voice actor who makes his voice likes me very much. But life
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  son of a bitch. It' s not funny, the goat. It
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  ' s like she' s a goat who' s a goat and she
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  ' s got an ass and she' s obviated, she says she'
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  s got an ass, yeah, that' s it, that' s
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  it, and the joke I have a deep voice that you tell me apart.
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  Yeah, and you also tell me in the trailer of the movie the
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  danger. Yeah, so talk more he' s there or good he'
• 26:07
  s screaming more than there is there. It' s nothing. It'
• 26:14
  s nothing. It' s nothing. Family doesn' t matter They never
• 26:18
  tell anything about family. You don' t know how or when Dad died.
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  You don' t know how that affected the mom. There' s
• 26:26
  no effect on Grandpa. You don' t know if Grandpa is Mom'
• 26:30
  s dad or Dad' s. Not even why, why should we say
• 26:34
  those things. You don' t know anything, absolutely nothing about her.
• 26:41
  Besides that he has the desire that they have desire. He has a desire
• 26:47
  for people to want, but that' s when he sees the desires.
• 26:51
  But why doesn' t she know, not even because she wants to be
• 26:53
  an apprentice. She wants to be an apprentice because there' s a Disney
• 26:57
  short that' s called you learned it, and then let' s put
• 27:04
  that wink in and she doesn' t want anything in her life anymore,
• 27:08
  she and her family don' t want anything. He went up to no
• 27:10
  one in this town wants anything, not because they gave up their wishes,
• 27:15
  although Haya has no such excuse. Yeah, but I say he didn'
• 27:18
  t say anything like but one is more than his intimate desire for abe,
• 27:22
  according to what the movie says. No, you have a desire to give
• 27:26
  according to the movie, yes, which is stupid and ridiculous, but I
• 27:30
  mean, that' s the logic of the movie and it' s stupid
• 27:33
  and ridiculous like the same movie. Someone says and if I change desire,
• 27:36
  I mean, it' s Puta' s hijue has another desire. Now
• 27:37
  of course the same movie, the same movie, talks about how stupid the
• 27:41
  movie is. The only young man in the movie who asks that as and
• 27:47
  if he changes that today, if now, from something else, I have
• 27:48
  to update I saw desire how it works, because if you' re not
• 27:52
  going to grant a wish that I no longer wish, if that' s
• 27:56
  when people start asking, it' s like a woe look at the stupid
• 27:59
  premise that they came up with. Not apart, let' s say we
• 28:03
  say that you have a desire in life. All right, let' s
• 28:06
  play with the movie. OK, you guys wait the same, I'
• 28:08
  ll see if, I got it ready. Ready is the same wish as
• 28:12
  when I was 18. Not because when I was eight years old I didn
• 28:18
  ' t know Scarlet Johando. Just if not and you' re not obvious,
• 28:22
  no, I mean, I' d worry a lot about the person
• 28:26
  who' s thirty- nine has the same desire as his eighteen. It
• 28:29
  ' s how we have to grow harder we can and the public man assumes
• 28:36
  it. He knows he does. He knows that when he was eighteen he
• 28:38
  had other interests. The worst thing is, he doesn' t know.
• 28:41
  He doesn' t know if he grew up, because he doesn' t
• 28:45
  even remember what his wish was at eighteen. It' s absurd, fair,
• 28:49
  but even though you don' t remember you told them, you know
• 28:52
  you' re looking forward to something else. Yeah, I mean, you
• 28:55
  know what it is, you don' t want the same thing anymore.
• 28:56
  Something will have changed, because if he wanted to change, he doesn'
• 29:02
  t know if for better or worse. But something has changed that boy.
• 29:04
  It' s just absurd, it' s just absurd. But you also
• 29:07
  don' t make yourself believe, no, you don' t want to.
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  No, but who' s gonna love that vine if it doesn'
• 29:15
  t have personality, it' s not funny, it' s nothing.
• 29:18
  He doesn' t want his friends, he really almost gave birth to the
• 29:21
  family. He loves her, I mean, he doesn' t love his
• 29:23
  friends. He uses them. Everyone uses it. Yeah, that selfish Persian.
• 29:26
  He' s a very selfish character. I' d say the only
• 29:32
  good character, not smart, but well, she' s the wife of
• 29:37
  a great entrepreneur, but before we go to the great ones. That'
• 29:41
  s good, because I already want to say those things and all we do
• 29:44
  is that she' s like the messi of humility. They mesía humility,
• 29:47
  Yes, she is, she looks down with desires. She, she'
• 29:51
  s humble. It' s as humble as it is, it' s
• 29:55
  good, no, but she' s in your face. I am the
• 29:56
  best being humble, I am the best in humility. Yeah, she was
• 30:00
  a whore, there' s no one else, and she was fucking humble
• 30:04
  that I' m a dog so she kind of shits the idea of her
• 30:07
  humility,' cause I don' t believe her. It' s just
• 30:08
  like poor thing. She' s super poor, she' s meganovelesco.
• 30:11
  This is like poor Mary, the one in the neighborhood, poor. She
• 30:18
  has empathy because she sees it so noble that it' s like she looks
• 30:22
  at her grandfather' s wish, because fuck, to my wish, to
• 30:25
  fuck everyone else? True to desires he sends her to lose everyone else,
• 30:29
  to see hers not to pay attention, but it is that she is so
• 30:32
  noble because she is seeing the desire of her grandfather. Yeah, that'
• 30:36
  s the other one. I don' t quite understand how that family works
• 30:38
  either. Let' s just say in Acha we' re talking about what
• 30:41
  ' s around her. Right. Basically yes, because the other characters are
• 30:45
  Asha' s accessories, because the other characters, on his side, are
• 30:49
  Asha' s accessories. I don' t understand his relationship with the family.
• 30:52
  Neither is this question like she comes in and tells her dad and mom
• 30:56
  they' re listening to grandpa and mom if you' re what doesn'
• 31:00
  t matter Mari, which is that it doesn' t really matter. I
• 31:03
  was about to confuse all the car that came in and tell them to hear
• 31:07
  I discovered this and that Gonorrhea can believe it. I should do more to
• 31:11
  change it. And Grandpa' s the way he looks. There' s
• 31:14
  a shithole. Now, yes, the whore, but the whore gives a
• 31:19
  refe but the old man is absolutely right, that is because you' re
• 31:22
  going to break your heart, because you' re going to tell me something
• 31:26
  that' s going to be real is that it' s very, very
• 31:27
  cruel. What you' re going to do with me is the relationship they
• 31:30
  have. She' s weird. It' s weird and the mom'
• 31:37
  s painted on the wall Mom might not exist. The mom has the personality
• 31:42
  of being the mom doesn' t want anything and you have and it has
• 31:48
  zero relevance in history. But ah well, it' s a time when
• 31:51
  their desire bursts. If they did, Grandpa did and I know, Grandpa
• 31:53
  already and now, the mom doesn' t need it there play. They
• 32:00
  would have told us that the dad discovered the wish thing and she discovered that
• 32:05
  the dad discovered it from the wishes because, for others, the dad so
• 32:08
  now, but she said that always the dad is going to spend the most
• 32:12
  sitting on a son of a bitch tree that she could have been his favorite
• 32:15
  tree, because it' s a joke and that dad is crazy. It
• 32:17
  ' s like the only thing, because the less they tell us about it,
• 32:22
  the more mind it seems. And then comes this old lady to wish
• 32:24
  her, to wish the star that desires have power, that desires have power,
• 32:30
  which we already know why she has them magnificent and comes to the star
• 32:40
  to make all the motherfucking animals talk I kill the star. There you either
• 32:45
  hate the star your little person in silence, all like also because it'
• 32:51
  s like an extension of Hasha with power it' s like it' s
• 32:55
  that tender Irki, because it' s nice, but it' s annoying
• 33:01
  to not even like one is even like smart, it' s like it
• 33:04
  gets brave and then you have to get it out. But Merica is an
• 33:05
  all- powerful star. Yeah, and that' s where he plays with
• 33:10
  the stupidity of both of us is that I can think of forgiving the star
• 33:15
  in quotation marks, thinking about I don' t know statistical questions and questions
• 33:21
  like the truth. But we' re still ballooning than not, but to
• 33:23
  me, the truth, morality, it doesn' t matter an ass.
• 33:24
  What I do is fulfill desires yes, all right, I mean, that
• 33:27
  ' s what I do and I want to be very happy and already,
• 33:30
  for the rest, it matters an ass. But we have an Asha who
• 33:34
  ' s an asshole, who' s useless, so the star is useless.
• 33:42
  Point is what happens throughout the film. The personality of the star makes
• 33:47
  no sense because, because it is variable at all times. Sometimes things matter,
• 33:51
  sometimes the star doesn' t care about the wishes of others. No,
• 33:57
  because they' re also just after Grandpa' s. They' re
• 33:59
  looking for the two decies, and the stump is worth us son of a
• 34:01
  bitch, and we wish they' d suck on me. No and especially
• 34:02
  because I' m really a six- pointed star, only the sixth to
• 34:06
  the end have not seen. The sixth tip is the one that I'
• 34:10
  ve got in it. It' s just a gonorrhea. It' s
• 34:15
  just a gonorrhea, but it' s already in stupid forgiveness. But you
• 34:22
  have a shape like how and you have to show that the hyguey fucking star
• 34:25
  drew a star so that it already realizes that it has for a star,
• 34:30
  the star that you see that this fo any stars are a figure with five
• 34:35
  points, what shines, what can be. Besides, he just made a
• 34:39
  wish and you do magic, what can be. If he walks like a
• 34:47
  duck and makes paua that it is a star, is that it is brute,
• 34:52
  is three brute. And then animals talk, animals talk and sing a
• 34:57
  shitty song. But it goes out either because it comes out as they call
• 35:01
  it bambia to someone says pambia the bunny with his pacapateo or an apachito and
• 35:07
  comes out a little red bird And then comes out john the bear as doing
• 35:13
  one thing and exactly. A ridiculous scene, another of the many examples of
• 35:17
  overexposure in the film and it' s a scene where they basically tell us
• 35:25
  how we' re all star chicken, I mean, Karl Sagan would have
• 35:30
  come out, yes, it would have been a great guillo, Carl Sagan,
• 35:37
  or Alberto Plaza or any of the babs, a cha Sagan couple doing
• 35:42
  a cover of Alberto Plaza, Carl Sagars and Paul stars. But not like
• 35:47
  that, but as a little animal as a trait, so it says how
• 35:52
  and that animal looks like no, but no, then we' re all
• 35:55
  star dust, which I don' t know what it means. Really In
• 35:59
  the film there are thanks in which a moment of dust stars that your dust
• 36:04
  is my dust and I do, which as I saw it in English,
• 36:09
  I had to make the joke to me in the head, but it was
• 36:15
  also and the life of Spanish, of Espaya güey, then it was cool
• 36:17
  funny, I loved dust is my Spanish powder, of Spain Güey already explained
• 36:23
  already we all know the meme, but it is how we are dust.
• 36:30
  That' s not bad in itself, except for the joke holes that come
• 36:35
  out in Spanish. Hence film that is also inspired. In Spanish- speaking
• 36:38
  places, we' re supposed to have more reason to perhaps get away from
• 36:43
  the idea that we' re the same dust. But beyond that, what
• 36:45
  does that mean? This is something, it' s a scientific notion,
• 36:52
  it' s a notion of God, that is, it' s how
• 36:58
  we all become part of the same divinity. Or everything. You are creationists,
• 37:02
  you are ken in the big bang, but how you are putting us
• 37:07
  in such an absurd and ridiculous way. And besides, this star, i
• 37:12
  e it' s a fantasy or science, fiction, and it' s
• 37:15
  a whore. This is magic or it' s your science. Beyond everything
• 37:21
  you know what the two of you are technomagic as an arcane or where you
• 37:28
  are getting that, to what all this is going and why the animals of
• 37:36
  the forest animals are telling me. How do you know this? If they
• 37:40
  couldn' t talk until five seconds ago. Yeah, Valentine says we'
• 37:47
  re not the same, because when you talk, you already become a person.
• 37:52
  I mean, the fact of talking. If Valentino is three weeks old,
• 37:54
  he has three weeks wandappo, which would explain his behavior a lot.
• 38:00
  Mia. I say the fact that this one speaks, the fact that this
• 38:02
  one speaks makes him already a person of rights. But as intelligent as animals
• 38:07
  did not speak before, they did not understand the world, so they had
• 38:14
  no rights. For the film, The film is absolutely human, centrist I
• 38:17
  say and forgive me, but how it should be hahaja, because if animals
• 38:27
  are going to be like this, if wüeón, I' m sorry for
• 38:30
  right, we eat them so that they don' t talk. It was
• 38:31
  fucking Oida. I got a lot of animals and besides, he' s
• 38:38
  got like jokes talking about animals like this is funny and it' s not
• 38:43
  funny. And I, if I want to write to make it funny,
• 38:45
  the cock show is kind of lousy, and it' s supposed to be
• 38:51
  the bear that says how I shouldn' t be afraid of me and it
• 38:55
  gets the rides out. When I' ve been shown those rabbits are dangerous.
• 38:58
  No. No, no, no, no, never, but it
• 39:00
  ' s a lot. The galley thing is that it' s an attempt
• 39:02
  to wink at beorgues of the valley and I don' t know them because
• 39:12
  it' s either it is or it' s not, that if it
• 39:15
  is, then you don' t notice. And if it isn' t,
• 39:16
  then because whores are there just as much left over a thousand percent and
• 39:23
  Valentito there' s like coordinating it, as well as what whores, I
• 39:28
  mean, he' s doing what it' s for, not for friends,
• 39:31
  I think they see the, I think to hate more Valentino and the
• 39:36
  star and a and friends and chickens, chickens, gallist güeys. That'
• 39:39
  s why we eat them if you see, yeah, if not, we
• 39:44
  eat chickens, they end up doing that kind of thing. Yeah, no,
• 39:46
  no. It' s not absurd. It' s absurd. Personals
• 39:50
  around being friends, make no sense except to be a wrong wink and forced
• 39:54
  to the seven dwarfs. In addition, the scene in which we know them
• 40:04
  is the scene with more about exposure in the world, because grumpy tells us
• 40:09
  ruo between grumpy and the one that helps him. Tell us what interview Asha
• 40:13
  has? Why do you have that interview? What happens when you' re
• 40:15
  18. Who is magnificent, because that everyone loves Magnificent that Asha wants,
• 40:22
  that fulfills the wish of grandfather, that she wants to use lever to get
• 40:28
  her things. They tell us all that in an obvious way. Why friends
• 40:34
  are talking about it. If everyone knows that' s true, why show,
• 40:38
  why count not show. That' s the worst. It' s
• 40:44
  about bad exposure. Exactly It' s about bad exposure. It' s
• 40:52
  mediocre, it' s fucking mediocre. How it is, in fact,
• 40:57
  the middle words and now let' s go with Magnificent. Why, because
• 41:01
  his name is indito, because Magnificent is magnificent, but he needed magnesite,
• 41:09
  even if magnificent was bad, I mean, there is no reason at any
• 41:15
  time in the movie to tell us that magnificent is bad. Yeah, maybe,
• 41:20
  maybe he' s got a series of clumsiness in his handling of desires.
• 41:23
  Okay. But when you tell Sha I am trying to keep a Kingdom
• 41:29
  stability at peace and your grandfather' s desire will not be inspired that for
• 41:32
  me it is mere reason. That has all the meaning of the world.
• 41:37
  Mr. Muscle. There it makes all the sense, it makes all the
• 41:42
  sense to inspire what to do terrorist acts. No, my grandfather' s
• 41:45
  not like that. But I, as I' m going to know,
• 41:46
  there are a lot of people here and I have to make sure that the
• 41:51
  wishes, because they' re for the good of the whole society that I
• 41:57
  ' m trying to build a world that no moment shows me is skinless except
• 42:00
  in the end when they tell me that people are sad for their desires.
• 42:00
  But if that doesn' t show me, they never show it. The
• 42:04
  only person who looks sad is Simon' s forgiveness, like a sleepy sleeper,
• 42:09
  if he sleeps and gets bored, but not that it' s sad.
• 42:13
  But the others, it seems like the world on this Mediterranean island is
• 42:16
  a good world. No one cares, no one starves, no one has
• 42:21
  to go. She herself has to work to live in a house. They
• 42:23
  have everything, everything is secure, magnificent. He' s a great king,
• 42:29
  there' s peace, ah, but the more he doesn' t
• 42:34
  return the ready desires just what he says to her, just if you return
• 42:35
  them all. It' s kind of weird here, but okay, we
• 42:38
  can talk about it. But suddenly, before an eighteen- year- old
• 42:42
  girl, a king who has already settled in this kingdom loses the papers and
• 42:47
  why, because we need to prove that he is bad, a man who
• 42:52
  should already be used to other apprentices asking these kinds of questions, as well
• 42:57
  as to people suddenly wondering, someone suddenly asked him something not. He loses
• 43:00
  the papers because of why, because we need to do it bad. Oh,
• 43:05
  it' s not like the tapestry' s really hung, burned.
• 43:08
  He really shows us the truth about magnificent as in coconut, which is bad
• 43:15
  and has always been bad and what he is doing is not, but he
• 43:17
  becomes bad without knowing why at that moment, so that it is to go
• 43:22
  after, to show off bad and really becomes bad. When you use the
• 43:24
  book, yes. Suddenly, he wasn' t bad before. He'
• 43:30
  s a bastard, but he' s not bad. One thing he does
• 43:31
  that seems very cool to me because it' s because it' s super
• 43:37
  bad parenting is to put that one in the front row to see how he
• 43:43
  gives the wish to someone else and not to Grandpa. That' s bad,
• 43:45
  that one seemed good to me, but it' s bad as I
• 43:51
  ' m going to do wrong, I' m going to make you one
• 43:58
  I' m going to bother you, I' m going to fascitar ydiarte.
• 44:00
  I want to show you my power. Not bad. Haja mastered the
• 44:04
  world is not bad. Haha. I absorb all your desires, i e
• 44:12
  levels and jump from one to the other. They do it with the book
• 44:14
  chemistry. Not with anything other than the book chemistry from where this book came
• 44:19
  from. It' s not forbidden magic, forbidden by who before the book.
• 44:22
  The wife was a hundred percent on the man side even when evil has
• 44:27
  done that to her Hasha, that is, the wife as in what way
• 44:31
  to put those on. But then all is well, but he is a
• 44:36
  good king. He has never shown it is different and they never give a
• 44:43
  reason why he did not destroy the book before knowing it was bad, or
• 44:46
  because he has it there. There' s never a reason I don'
• 44:50
  t want to turn out I thought it was a movie. They would have
• 44:53
  told us that I secretly used it ah why it has a secret basement,
• 45:00
  if not a used one. The book appeared when I used the book.
• 45:04
  He never used it before. I didn' t know there was that secret
• 45:10
  basement before, and he knows he' d have been squeaky in the movie
• 45:15
  that Amaya was bad. Also yes that a turn out like ah a maya
• 45:20
  is also bad, but not mom, since it is not ay yes or
• 45:22
  no. Faggot, the vipta' s bad, too. It' s
• 45:25
  just that it' s more of a bad one, not a bad couple,
• 45:30
  I don' t say yes, but it' s the one that,
• 45:34
  for example, for her it was that the book was still there or
• 45:38
  something, a shit like that in the version interests us. She was bad
• 45:40
  too, she was a bad couple, that shit was interesting. They were
• 45:45
  two bad guys and that would have been like a couple who loved each other
• 45:51
  because they loved each other, and that would have been cool. But,
• 45:52
  because it is also evident that there were many changes, chambones that made the
• 45:55
  film. Let' s think about the song that Haya sings and magnified wishes.
• 46:02
  Faggot is a love song. It' s a hundred percent love song.
• 46:07
  So much so that when they released the first version of that song,
• 46:09
  the demo of that song, there' s a part that the film talks
• 46:15
  about promising. In the original version he talks about loving. Already b is
• 46:21
  a home, that barks at you and is a queer yuga. That'
• 46:24
  s why it' s bad. There' s evil, truth, evil.
• 46:30
  That was a love song, so the story was different. Among other
• 46:36
  things, the first song that was written for this film was written before the
• 46:39
  script was written on reason because I also saw several videos like me of music,
• 46:47
  musical structure and shit, and I don' t know much, I
• 46:52
  did know that the lyrics seemed mediocre. The lyrics of the songs are usually
• 46:54
  quite, as most songs of too mediocre moments. But besides, the musical
• 47:02
  analysis that makes her also half screwed up with the composer everything is medium,
• 47:07
  I believe in the film all means and to my truth what hurt me was
• 47:09
  magnificent. It' s like I kind of think that you' re not
• 47:14
  taking wrong into this kingdom, it' s just that there' s no
• 47:22
  sense in mari on Hasha' s side as from how we go from feeling
• 47:31
  that you' re handling bad from desires to being magnificent, to a ridiculous
• 47:34
  leap that doesn' t make sense. Yeah, that' s it completely.
• 47:40
  She' s already an asshole and the people of the village use pendisco
• 47:44
  ah Yeah, what a mess the monarchy has too much power over our lives.
• 47:47
  They were controlling every aspect of our life. They know what we do
• 47:51
  when it ends up magnificent leaving the queen. It' s just that the
• 47:54
  film had to end in the Ahorica Republic. The film had to end with
• 47:58
  minimal guillotine piotina, among others, which is one of man' s best
• 48:05
  inventions, because they used it in the French Revolution to know if it was
• 48:09
  noble or cake, which I think is great. Mmm. Ah. It
• 48:13
  seems to me like a great invention, a great invention that I could have
• 48:17
  used in this movie to see if the queen was queen or him. I
• 48:22
  think it' s perfect. Unbelievable, incredible, it' s but it
• 48:27
  doesn' t. It' s just that none of the movie says it
• 48:30
  ' s stupid. In the end and this faggot part in the end there
• 48:38
  is absolutely nothing to give us any indication that they will be able to sell
• 48:42
  to magnificent. They looked in the book and the book told them there is
• 48:45
  none. Like they never talked to others about the power of desires ever.
• 48:52
  She told her about it, to no one, to no one, or
• 48:57
  that everyone, or that your dust is my dust. Ana die told him
• 49:00
  about it. And in the end he wins in the coolest way, because
• 49:09
  a lot of movies do this, but I don' t think any of
• 49:14
  them in such a chambona way. In the end, he wins the power
• 49:15
  of love. Yeah, four pupanta three, wins a little bit like that
• 49:20
  and still less, but still. This explains it. Yeah, yeah,
• 49:22
  it' s a part that' s like the cumpu is in all of
• 49:27
  them. There' s a part that explains it here, faggot, because
• 49:32
  it ends up giving me more stone. It' s like, like,
• 49:35
  I can make a wish in a crowd of people, but it' s
• 49:39
  also what the message is. The message is like the one who is poor.
• 49:43
  He' s poor because he wants it because he doesn' t want
• 49:46
  it too much ariga is that' s how we don' t have our
• 49:49
  desires anymore. It' s your fault you didn' t grant your own
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  sodiums. We don' t have our wishes anymore. Because Magnificent took them
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  from us, took them from us in quotation marks, because, because they
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  still make it very clear that like people they do not surrender voluntarily, do
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  not steal them, do not gnaw at them, Magnificent to us that all
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  our desires. So we can' t do anything about our lives anymore,
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  except because we could have done it all the time. Yeah, basically the
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  movie is capitalism. You' re right, yes of that film, not
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  libertarians, worse, because it' s like less government administration and that everyone
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  is free to fulfill their wishes above anyone else. That' s what he
• 50:38
  means. This movie is a life. What' s it called, What
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  ' s it called When you start, you' re not sad, because
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  you said it yourself. When you lose that and you' re not sad,
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  things just start to matter a little less and like you' re no
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  longer right for many things, that if you' re going to or you
• 50:58
  ' re having trouble lifting exactly you read that. What it' s called
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  devotion, almost despair, that' s it but that' s not called
• 51:19
  scattering the amolone one of the best disorder characters. So that' s diagnosed
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  with depression. And what is the solution of the film pressure. Throwing him
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  ganatic, that charle wins this movie in case he needed more reason to impute
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  me there it gives him the race of libertarians and in fact you earn everything
• 51:42
  better axe is the worst thing that has happened to humanity and for the cherry,
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  the icing of the cake. The movie is ugly, it' s
• 51:52
  ugly why, why to throw it more. The film waits as if the
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  Finales team had missed the final art team. This movie lacks the render,
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  this movie lacks the step, this movie like they wanted to do this line,
• 52:09
  this kind of thing, as very ask man and t spider sees cat
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  with boots or all that have lines of two and such, but like the
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  story that they are telling. Like everything, at least it' s consistent,
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  because it doesn' t look brave, it doesn' t look chimba,
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  you don' t see how we' re trying to break the animation
• 52:35
  if it looks lazy and I dissimulate it, because what we' re trying
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  to do is wink at the movies and classic, a screenplay of classic Disney
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  movies, having done it in two inside me brave and go bitches to see
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  her all the motherfucker silver. It' s just like that, it'
• 52:49
  s just varicosely with things in three days, but two hundred or so you
• 52:52
  feel like shit, two hundred million dollars, that is, the money'
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  s stuck in it, where they are, I don' t know,
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  but the butt goes through with her three little eggs, her three Disney eggs.
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  There he is, because two hundred million and if they put him in
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  the movie, where no idea. But they got into the songs. They
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  didn' t go to the story, they didn' t go to the
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  script, it wasn' t visually, it wasn' t. Where'
• 53:25
  s that? Where is he? That' s absurd is that it'
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  s a half- breed, because we said it' s a half-
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  breed and not, and it' s one thing, a question that'
• 53:42
  s half- believing cool. There are mediocre films all right, but there
• 53:45
  are two problems here. One is an animated Disney movie. You are not
• 53:50
  accepted as mediocre. Two is supposed to be the 100- year- old
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  movie. This was to go crazy. This was to go crazy. Faggot
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  is more emotional and better written. The short mini of all animated characters tells
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  him taking his picture. Yeah, that shit they pulled out. It'
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  s just this year. I had last year that in two thousand that movie
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  is two thousand twenty- three had to be to go crazy says. Yeah,
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  so it' s like the most important animation studio, because the problem
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  is that and this just proves it no longer, but it' s still,
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  that is, in sales. Maybe, yes, but no, but
• 54:30
  already, but a long time ago he stopped doing it in quality, a
• 54:34
  long time ago offering it in many things because, for example, and that
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  they risked in animation is that they proposed you, that they are no longer.
• 54:40
  I was watching someone say no. And it' s also that long
• 54:44
  ago they didn' t make any good movies and I was thinking like ay,
• 54:49
  charm is good and I liked it over there. The last one was
• 54:51
  charm and I faggot is that charm isn' t from last year, it
• 54:53
  ' s not even a time anymore. And of course, the last films
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  that I say objectiveant seemed good to me. Canto moana me play enough Frowsn
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  and is that this has all, like many of the directors and many of
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  the people, to produce. See if they could replicate Froucen and not produce
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  two. It' s a good sequel, but I wouldn' t say
• 55:15
  it' s better than one. It' s like an incredible one,
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  it' s no better than Moanna. Not Froucen. It' s not
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  right. Moan isn' t the movies. Okay, but it' s
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  not the best Disney' s ever done. No. Marita' s a
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  long way away. So and Wish are, because it' s the worst
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  thing that can be the worst thing I' ve ever done. Disney'
• 55:31
  s a fucking bad mother. Such TV balls. He' s not talking
• 55:35
  about the sixty movies, but this one has a TV movie script. This
• 55:39
  Gin has a TV movie script. That' s the level we' re
• 55:45
  talking about. And there are things that you still don' t have to
• 55:47
  explain to me, because everything in the movie has to be explained, but
• 55:51
  you have to explain something to me. You make a little bit of it.
• 55:53
  Who it is. It' s really who' s magnificent, who
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  ' s Hasha, who' s why it' s bad, because it
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  ' s not even who it is anymore, because we started it. Basically,
• 56:04
  what Hasha really wants. I have a big question too is that not
• 56:08
  even of that yes, why is it supposed to be a fucking life,
• 56:13
  which is why I have to be on Ash' s side. Give me
• 56:15
  a reason to be on Acho' s side and I' ll give you
• 56:19
  a tip. Neither the Star nor Valentí are good reasons, not only because
• 56:23
  the reasons should be in Hasha do not put outside, but also because they
• 56:28
  become characters are detestable valentine, especially valentines who take us out a lot.
• 56:31
  The fucking rock' s very good It' s very tired. Also,
• 56:37
  yes, Disney has had animals that speak better than others, but it has
• 56:43
  also had many important animals in stories without them talking and they have worked very
• 56:50
  well here that they did revenge. We' re gonna get all the fucking
• 56:52
  animals to talk for the last one we talked about that we didn' t
• 56:58
  like either. Raya Ara, Ya, Marica, Raya is another disappointment.
• 57:01
  It' s still better than this one. But what exception also what disappointment
• 57:05
  I want now too, but yes, animals are like all that and that
• 57:13
  tells me what the people of the Diego people wanted, because they only show
• 57:19
  how three of so the whole film show three wishes. The old woman who
• 57:25
  was flying yes, I don' t even remember better than the old woman
• 57:30
  who was flying with the birds and there were others, there was another one
• 57:37
  who was and how about the joke of never ever again And that they are
• 57:43
  güey garados, is that it is gross. It' s gross, it
• 57:45
  ' s just that the word is as real as it is. And then,
• 57:51
  to finish the joke, they have Peter Pan. There dressed Peter Pan
• 57:57
  ' s name is pite is not very or. I mean, I mean,
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  they' d have been scarier and I' ve introduced him to a
• 58:05
  baker. I mean, they take the joke, Peter closes it, she
• 58:10
  ' s the breadbread. Don' t fuck with me,' cause I
• 58:16
  missed that, so watch Twish Elementary, mediocre, Strange World, I haven
• 58:25
  ' t seen it. Like Year very bad, incredible charm, regular stripe
• 58:40
  Onward ah I liked, but dead is pizza the here get ready will jump
• 58:45
  them off pixel, because Pixel is something apart. Then Onward jumped me,
• 58:49
  jumped me all and Story good frousen two we talked about her. Ralph breaks
• 58:55
  from the Internet has beautiful moments. I had a lot of fun, but
• 59:00
  away from the first one. But you stop closing I jump amazing. Two
• 59:05
  jumped me. Coco, he jumped me cars Moana, great movie, looking
• 59:09
  for Dori without pity or glory and again it' s Pixard. I jump
• 59:16
  off looking for your Topia, your top. I think it was one of
• 59:22
  the last very good ones. What a goat. In fact, Valentino makes
• 59:25
  a joke about Strange Magic, ah Big Hiroix Esa. I like Franking Wine
• 59:45
  Mars needs moms. I can' t hear Juliet. I don' t
• 59:52
  give up Julia. Not a love story between two garden nomes. Well,
• 59:55
  it' s not garden, but two nomus calls me. I' m
• 59:58
  not leaving Julián, not Marica. It' s just that yes, there
• 1:00:13
  ' s no no. Everything. Everything' s kind of sad. Every
• 1:00:21
  diego is sad in this pecu that movie keeps me thinking that everything is sad
• 1:00:27
  in this life. It is as I know, that the message of the
• 1:00:30
  film is chele win and I do not want to do the opposite. After
• 1:00:32
  I' ve seen her, or you know what I give up all right,
• 1:00:37
  I' m going to, I' m going to quit therapy,
• 1:00:39
  I' m going to stop this manuela dope. I don' t give
• 1:00:40
  a shit. This movie made me stop wanting to. Such a bad movie.
• 1:00:46
  What bad movie? What a movie and it got rid of me,
• 1:00:53
  I started watching it in English and I was falling asleep. Then I put
• 1:01:00
  her in the summer studio just to see and she touched me and I left
• 1:01:04
  her, I sent her to the dick. I saw her today I put
• 1:01:08
  her in Spanish from Spain. I said like, well, it' s
• 1:01:10
  inspired here. I don' t know, it just got so weird.
• 1:01:12
  A good dubbing, so you can pay more attention to it, because it
• 1:01:16
  was like so much that I didn' t even remember it being called roses
• 1:01:24
  in English. I also mean, I got here, I didn' t
• 1:01:28
  get there. It was part of seeing the star. I didn' t
• 1:01:31
  see half an hour from the movie. I bored him that he was for
• 1:01:35
  me and here he was killing me. I killed. He' s desperate
• 1:01:45
  very badly at night and I made a wish for a star. Ah and
• 1:01:50
  the star is reading it Pablo I' m talking to you and what a
• 1:02:02
  bascarab voice I have. I think I just got threatened. Who would dare
• 1:02:07
  threaten you wa, I have no words. We are. There' s
• 1:02:13
  a traitor among us. It was Jun Fin Li Carro. Uh well seen
• 1:02:22
  Valentina, has seen my ass or I entered this and got to finish the
• 1:02:31
  prays. Which is count nothing. Don' t you have to live it
• 1:02:46
  and nobody what' s going on? All right, ma' am,
• 1:02:51
  your wings can' t fly for your things. Yeah, that was our
• 1:02:58
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  with all that being said, we can' t leave without first giving him
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  the internationally famous stupid score. I don' t give a shit. They
• 1:04:12
  didn' t put any effort into it. I don' t put ah
• 1:04:15
  uys Don diego from zero to ten how many stars WII has. Like I
• 1:04:21
  said, it' s a bad movie, it' s boring, it
• 1:04:24
  ' s mediocre. Besides, I needed to be much better, to be
• 1:04:29
  good. For everything it' s supposed to mean. So, that'
• 1:04:34
  s why he' s gonna put a ten. Not then, then,
• 1:04:43
  because I don' t know how magnificent sometimes it' s cheveres. Magnificent
• 1:04:51
  is like the best of the movie. It' s a lot to say
• 1:04:59
  then, however magnificent you put it a three, five. Okay, it
• 1:05:01
  ' s just too bad. Ok Ok Don Wanda appo from zero to ten.
• 1:05:11
  How many stars they put on I' m not going to strain either
• 1:05:15
  how many stars they put on this movie. I agree what Sarabela is very
• 1:05:17
  good. I don' t feel like I' m gonna zero him out,
• 1:05:24
  because I don' t either, but it' s very bad.
• 1:05:25
  I didn' t think she was pretty, I wouldn' t see her
• 1:05:27
  again. I' m going to anti- recommend a don' t watch
• 1:05:32
  wish be you know if you see her no, but that I did want
• 1:05:36
  with this movie burn the Heidwatch. I' d make someone, I mean,
• 1:05:39
  like say hey wants to hate an animation movie. Wish Vengeance, but
• 1:05:44
  magnificent. He steals the whole show. A magnificent one is amazing and that
• 1:05:48
  ' s why it hurts so much that I don' t have a back
• 1:05:51
  story. I mean, magnificent, it' s charming, magnificent, it
• 1:05:58
  ' s funny somehow, like I don' t know, like he'
• 1:06:01
  s a vain chimba with his cape like his wand, all excited, even
• 1:06:05
  though I believe that character, even if it' s bad, because it
• 1:06:09
  ' s bad it' s the best. It seemed interesting to me what
• 1:06:15
  I was asking to deliver his wishes, but then it was all done with
• 1:06:19
  the legs and I' m going to put three, three, five more,
• 1:06:25
  three gives an average, three hundred two for Wish Ush and for Ushi
• 1:06:33
  and within eight days we go with war never changes. He lit this shit
• 1:06:42
  with the ballouts series. Then I' ll see you in eight days and
• 1:06:46
  thank you very much. Don Diego at all, I' m Juan Tappo
• 1:06:49
  and goodbye to stupid Nerts.