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Bleh.Whether it’s your first foray or if you’re a returning Warrior of Light, there’s never been a better time to jump into the adventure of a lifetime in FINAL FANTASY III!Ī big new update for FINAL FANTASY III has just been released with brand new features including It had nothing memorable to offer, all set to the tune of an incredibly inappropriate, groomer-y 'romance'. Watching the film was something I endured out of curiosity, and seeing other reviews describe this film as a 'comedy'. There was an element of predictability in the way the story unfolded that was tedious and cringey in turns. It genuinely never got deeper than that, and no matter the romantic music put on top of the scenes, it also never got less creepy than that premise suggests. Slapshod science being used solely to create a scenario where a middle-aged, floundering man has an excuse to get romantically involved with a teenaged girl.

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The movie trailer tells you nearly everything you need to know about this story. It looks like the divide is between people that watched it, and people that are trying to sell it, which is always a hoot. What compelled me to write a review, though, was seeing the sharp split in the few reviews offered for the film. What drew me to the film was Brianna Hildebrand, having had conflicting opinions on her from her previous works and looking for a bit of a tie-breaker. Reviewed by feelingthefhvibe 1 / 10 Awful, and not even in a fun way The messaging was appalling, the worldbuilding shabby, the pacing was BAD, and the only likeable character was the token black friend - who was clearly so bored with his small-town life that stirring up drama with the main characters seemed to be not just a recurring coincidence, but his outright passion. The whole thing left me feeling disgruntled and disgusted. Hard to make an argument that the target audience is anything other than aging men who want a fantasy of leaving their aging wives to pursue younger women and recapture their lost youth, and wow, do we not need any more movies catering to them. chaos, a band of unsuspecting strangers find themselves branded enemies of. As a deepening crisis threatens to plunge the floating world of Cocoon into. While the ending, at the very last moment, veered away from being as gross as it certainly had the potential to be, I was left with only one pressing question - DO YOU HAVE THE COURAGE TO FACE YOUR DESTINY. The premise seemed like a whole lot of justification to make it seem acceptable for a "just turned 18" 18 year old to be in a relationship with a middle-aged man. Our two main female characters are, respectively, the "wife that the main character resents being tied to, and thus as the movie progresses becomes more and more of an outright harpy to justify his waning interest," and "literally teenager who obviously reciprocates the attraction this middle-aged man is feeling for her, as a ham-handed way to try and make it less horrifying when he pursues her." Best way I can sum it up is "yikes." There are movies where you can tell the writers are male, and this is absolutely one of them. The curse of having a baby-face, I suppose.īut once that curiosity had been satisfied, I was left with the entire rest of the movie, which. I'll admit that my initial interest was with the weird typecasting of Brianna Hildebrand in yet another role where she's time-travelling. Reviewed by LoftheB 1 / 10 Who thought this was a good idea?