Jambareeqi Ranks Animated Movies Of 2022 

I agree with everything except entergalactic bc I haven’t seen it😂 I also love the bobs burgers movie.

The last wish was in 2023 not 2022

@@Nabnab_TheTwistedOne It was released in December, 2022 in the US.

@@Nabnab_TheTwistedOne “The Last Wish” came out in December, 2022 in the U.S.

I agree 99%.

It's #1 by a landslide

He also did Evolution 2001

@@tylerfish2701 it was the best for me. the rap at the end makes it a masterpiece

It was, for me, the worst movie of 2022.

@@humanperson6372 Okay.

Nuh uh

I think he mentioned during a stream that he doesn’t plan to touch either

@@LeoandLamb I'm disappointed to hear that because I would love to see him tear apart the former especially

Maybe John Leguizamo was too busy with Violent Night.

@@thomasspongeconductor2222 most likely though I don't get why they couldn't get Ray Romano Queen Latifah and Denis Leary since I don't think they were starring in anything last year

@@williampulfer-melville8536 Probably because they simply rejected it. I mean….would you? Edit: Ray Romano was directing a film called “Somewhere in Queens” in 2022. Denis Leary hasn’t been in any movies since Collision Course (I’m not joking) and appears to have transitioned to being a tv actor. As for Latifa, she was executive producing and starring in a Netflix film called “End Of The Road” in 2022.

@@thomasspongeconductor2222 true and those are very valid points yeah crazy that Denis Leary hasn't been in anything since collision course

@@williampulfer-melville8536 Cheers

Yeah but there is one thing I don't like what the film and that is when the Urban Developer Rat is visited by the police who tell him that he is going to court for sexual harassment charges towards his male dentist like I don't care if the developer is gay which seems to be the case but it's more so the fact that he claims that he's innocent even though he just admitted to the police that he sexually harasses his dentist on a daily basis and he treats it like no big deal like seriously he does realise that he just admitted that he sexually harass is his dentist who likely is married himself and that sexual harassment is a serious crime not to mention with the way how he talks to his dentist doesn't just sound like he's sexually harasses his dentist but sounds like he also stalks him as well so when it was revealed that the developer is a sex offender it really didn't make me care for him or the fact he wanted the weird couple out of the house he was trying to sell because it seems more like Karma plus it was the developers fault why the fleas and maggots kept coming because of him being greedy and not wanting to spend money on getting a qualified expert to exterminate them not to mention at the beginning of the shorts he literally called off the renovation team just because he didn't want to pay them so yes it definitely was karma biting the developer in the ass for being greedy and for being a sexual pervert

Such an immature comment.

Probably because the trope is a case of reading too deep into media. The makers of "Lightyear" simply thought having some kind of representation is a step forward. And really, it's not "in your face". Alisha's death is designed to push Buzz's story forward, and any criticism of the story decision being potentially problematic feels like a premature assumption. Really though, why are people using TV Tropes as a source? It contradicts itself a lot and reeks of pretentious nonsense.

@@fictionalmediabully9830 Couldn’t Buzz’s story be pushed forward without a LGBTQ+ character dying as part of it? Also representation can be good when done right. But it can also be done poorly and do more harm than good.

@@jesusrox4u The LGBTQ+ character clearly means a lot to Buzz, and they share a genuine friendship. There's enough hear to make the representation satisfactory, but it's admittedly not fleshed out. The only issue I had is it's redundant. The moments we see Alisha's family are short-lived, and it comes off as a bad business decision. Why risk your film getting banned in several countries all for the sake of a few short-lived scenes?

@@fictionalmediabully9830 It’s not Disney’s fault those countries are bigoted.

Well to be fair people of the LGBTQ community do still die like any straight person does and they are not killing those people off because that person is gay the way how Lightyear did it was more so meant to showcase Buzz losing his best friend who he has been friends with since day 1 of the academy so it's more so the fact that he lost a friend then anything