Whoever popularized twerking should be [OMITTED FOR FEDPOSTING]. Why is it so ubiquitous in kid's media especially? Even the fucking Powerpuff Girls reboot made Blossom and Bubbles do it. There's no humor to it, it's just gross, especially since it's ALWAYS child characters.
Turning Red is taking in all the quirky shit kids do, which I guess in this case includes twerking. It sounds ridiculous, but tiktok suggests it's fairly common.
While the FDA approved those monitors (continuous glucose monitors, or CGMs) in the late 90s/early 2000s, they were not commercialized and most healthcare providers (and more importantly health insurance companies or single-payer government health agencies) knew nothing about them. At that time period, anything state of the art, like CGMs, were exclusively used in hospitals as a supplement to the standard finger blood prick test (which still required large amounts of blood, were quite expensive, and clunky). It’s 100% anarchocristic.
I feel gross just reading it. So are they being open about pedophilia in children entertainment instead of being subtle now? Maybe the religious right was right. I mean my grandparents who are religious conservatives are starting to make alot more since now.
Secretly based?
In the trailer it shows that Mei is dedicated to saving sea animals, just like Mia Thermapolis from The Princess Diaries books."Saving whales"? Did they just call Mei fat?
Good God, it's like the only fuel Disney movies run on these days is woke pandering and references to their other properties.
This movie is just so damn....
Bigot! Pixar is obviously trying to pay homage to the African-American tradition of smoking marijuana!
Who the hell hates dodgeball? Even the girls back in the day loved dodgeball.
Why does the little gremlin creature beneath her always look angry and scowling?
White man criticizes an Asian-made movie: "REEEEEE RACIST, #STOPASIANHATE!"
Yet they ignore the revivers that calls this movie "unapologetic horny"?
They all look like little Wojaks ready to cry about having to do something that they themselves created.
Only mistake that critic made aside from apologizing was thinking that this was made for a “target audience”. That word hasn‘t mean anything since the last few Star Wars movies were released without love or appreciation to the fans.
