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Jimmy and Ellie on Degrassi for sure. They would have been the perfect balance for each other and had both gone through so much separately that they never would have had a problem understanding, accepting, and respecting each other.

The whole movie, but particularly the scene in the Hunchback of Notre Dame where Frollo is in front of that fireplace singing about Esmeralda turning him on and how she needs to burn in hell. That shit scarred me as a kid. The song is literally named “Hellfire.” How did that scene… Read More

The scene after Hermione punches Draco in Prisoner of Azkaban. “That felt good.” Like ugh, could that have been a more cheesy scene? Makes my eyes roll out of my head on to the floor when ever I watch it.

This was more like are you afraid of sharks or not. Because like yeah, a shark staring me in the face is scary, but the environment around it, no.

“The Body”, the episode where Joyce dies in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It’s so powerful with its complete lack of music and is probably the most realistic tv death episode despite it being in a fantasy world. I still cry every time I watch it.

This had me rolling.

Everyone thinking Cedric was this great wizard/student just because he died. Um, no. He was transported to a creepy ass graveyard and was like “Look at this awesome graveyard! Yeet!” Say what you want about Harry, but at least he had the sense to be on guard once he realized the tri-wizard… Read More

The sequels to Toy Story are better than the first one. The stories are more creative and more fun to watch. I always skip the first movie and go straight to the second one.

I have to agree that it’s tone deaf. I get the whole perspective thing. And Hollywood is going to always make true life crime movies because they make money. But c’mon, that music was way off. Everyone knows Bundy was romanticized. Duh. But there’s a way to still get the wive’s perspective… Read More

Gotta agree with the person lower in the comments that the title for this article blows. These kids aren’t “dumb,” they’re kids. Kinda rude to suggest otherwise.