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Rules: Each day you spend in the Backrooms you have to switch to the next floor for the next day, you will have to record everything with a camera on your chest, and any monster survival you get you earn an extra $500. What do you do?

Atlantis: The Lost Empire, at first I did not really care for this movie considering I was more paid attention to other Disney Films which I love including How To Train Your Dragon, Big Hero Six, Kung Fu Panda, and more! However one day I kept getting those weird clips of the Movie with a black box and white text over it, And I actually liked the clips and The Character's in it were pretty interesting and kind of cool in my opinion. So... I ended up watching The Movie for the first time with my Stepmother and... Boy I have a lot to say about it. The first thing I'd like to get out of the way is...

The Characters:

It's crazy because at first I was like "man these character's look really cool! And then at the end I was like "I love these characters they are so cool and awesome!" Mole, Sweet, Audrey, Milo, Kida, They were all just amazing and honestly included one of my Favorite Villain's right now...well...because of the Movie! To start I really love how Different Kida is as a Disney Princess, most of the time There's an such an obvious path for a Disney Princess to go down it start's to get kind of underwhelming or boring. But Kida is really different, She is simply The Daughter of the king of an Ancient Empire who is fond and interested in the outside world where Milo is from. Speaking of Milo, Milo is honestly an amazing example of a geek lame character who ends up being such an awesome main character, and he even has great chemistry with Kida! They are both so fond of their own world's they both have a theme of exploration and adventure! Just like the movie! But then we get my favorite part about a movie, The Villain of the movie: Rourke. Rourke In my opinion is such a great Villain and especially since his Twist of being a Villain in the first place Is so well done! And it's kind of a Fresh air since most Villains are like: "This happened to me and it was sad... SO NOW MY SOUL IS DARK AND I WILL DESTROY YOU!" or something like that. Rourke is just like: "I want money off of this great place." In Short: All the character's are great and they give off awesome feelings! Second Thing I'd like to talk about is...

The Animation:

I am not going to put this any other way, Atlantis: The Lost Empire has some of the Best Animation I have EVER seen from A Disney Film. The CGI is great, The 2D Animation is GREAT, and it Fit's the Narrative and Plot of the movie so good! I could not see this Movie in 3D Animation whatsoever.

It's Completely Underrated.

With this Movie I was kind of expecting people to be Obsessed with this Movie by today's standards, and I was right! Kind of... Apparently a lot of people were actually not big fan's of this movie because it was different from other stuff Disney had made. And its like... I Beg to differ??? Most of Disney's movies were 3D and 2D Animated Movies with Main Character's Who overcame problems with a group of people and learned lessons about new things about their worlds along the way! It is not.. DIFFERENT. Apparently people gave SHREK more attention and praise than this movie and While I am kind of biased since I think SHREK is overrated as hell, I still hate the fact that This movie has became Underrated for what it is when SHREK has been doing a Similar Thing! In the words of a Comment I found of another Review on this Movie: "Yes you got a Burger at a Pizza place, but it was a damn good burger!".

Anyway that's all I wanted to share! What do you guys think?

The movie is based off of this man named Carl who discovers the whole "If this is the first camera then who took the picture of the camera" drama, so he goes all around the world to the Picture's Origins just to find out what Camera took the picture of the "First Camera", and the Truth to this Camera Drama. He goes insane the more he dives into it and stops it by just trying to forget about it, but he cant. The picture and drama is always in his head! So he does the one thing to try to let it go. He destroys the "First Camera" in the Photo and everything goes back to Normal! The End.

Yesterday after watching Atlantis The Lost Empire for the first time, Kacey ended up making me Watch the Faculty for the first time and I liked it and got the Premise, the Student's think their teachers are aliens. It was actually pretty creepy/scary and I loved how it was obviously simple to Invasion of the Body Snatchers but the area, the alien, and where it has been actually felt different from The Body Snatchers in a way and it felt really Interesting. Also speaking of the Aliens: I CALLED IT WAS >!MARYBETH!< THIS WHOLE TIME! >!Her!< Strange Behavior, >!Her!< weird Name, and even sometimes when >!she!< just had a Blank face the whole time. It felt pretty great to guess who it was lol. Either way, great movie! Would definitely Watch again, 9.2/10!

I'm A Horror movie fan, I love all sorts of horror movies. Traumatic Ones, GORY Ones, Insanely Disgusting Ones, and Confusing Ones! But Horror Movies have done one thing to help support the realism for their scary jump scares, villain's, and other stuff that In my opinion have been getting a little bit risky throughout the years and imo isn't the best usage. and that is Digital Effects.

Digital Effects: Its Risky, and sucks sometimes.

Digital effects are what producers, directors, or horror movie teams or whatever use in order to create Horror Villain's, Effects, and gore in their movies way easier, but when it comes to Digital Effects I feel like it being used is sometimes forgetting one of the key factors that makes a Horror Movie scary in the first place, the Realism. When we watch a horror movie one thing that keeps us up at night is "What if this happens to me?" and that thought is supported through the Realism that the Horror Movies have, but without Digital Effects, sometimes it can remove that feeling of realism making people go from "OH MY GOD WHAT IS THAT" to them bursting out with laughter. That's why sometimes Using Digital Effects IMO isn't necessarily the best thing to use, yes it does work sometimes and its not bad all the time but it isn't the best option. You wanna know the BETTER way to make people stay up at night and scare the fuck out of you?

Practical Effects: It looks Terrifying and it creates hits!

The Thing in my Opinion is a perfect Example of the Good of Practical Effects and the Bad of Digital Effects. The Original The Thing's Practical effects were so good with the Transformations and Movements of the Alien that it became such a popular hit and went to become one of the Most Popular and Well-Known Sci-Fi Alien or... well... MOVIES of all time! It's gross and disgusting, it keeps you up at night and is just awesome! The 2011 The Thing's Digital Effects were mediocre and kind of bad with the Alien's Movements and Transformations, it a decent amount of people disappointed, and a lot of people just became focused on the Original which is understandable. In this case the Digital Effects just did not hit and this isn't the only time Digital Effects have not been the best scares on the Big Screen or TV Screen, many other Horror Movies have had bad Digital Effects that have ruined the reputation of the whole Movie, which supports my claim that Using Digital Effects is way more Risky than using Practical Effects. Yes Practical Effects probably cost more and are hard as hell to use but at least it works a lot better for the Finishing Touch.

In Conclusion, Practical Effects are way better than Digital due to it being more realistic, it making people more scared and it just... looks better sometimes or maybe... most of the time. Do yall agree? Let me know your thoughts down in the Comments!