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WriterNig:
🎥 Interstellar (2014) = 8.5/10 ✔️

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Predestin:
This is the book effect honestly movies will never trump books in this because man's imagination is Limitless

Baddestguyp:
You can't tell me what to enjoy best

Are the LOTR movies good? Yes...I rated them highly...but you can't tell me what to enjoy most

What if it's only romance movies I like? Or only horror?

LOTR movies are great but will never be in my top 20

Cry

You're not an authority when it comes to movies/series...
I don't rate most critics, shey na you I want rate?

Baddestguyp:
Lord of the Rings is not in my top 20

Agba2020:
Wow. It's that good, huh? I just might check it out.

Baddestguyp:
the bolded is completely false imo

But maybe you can explain what you mean?

Eren is not a product of his upbringing...
That logic has been squashed several times by the show and even the character himself

Eren was born with this innate desire to be free
Eren as a character started out as a bird in a cage...he knew he wasn't free...he knew he was born behind walls, but what made him realize the extent he was caged was when he learnt more about the outside world from Armin's book. The book showed the existence of the ocean and everything the world out there had to offer

That was the moment Eren truly learnt how caged he was. At that point he believed the Titans were the only obstacle keeping him caged and he hated them so much.

Eren had the black and white view of life. He had this innate desire for freedom but that the Titans were the only thing taking away that freedom.
He has the belief that humans are supposed to be free from birth and rather than have his freedom taken away he will rather take away the freedom of his enemies
This was why at 9 years old he brutally killed the Kidnappers who kidnapped Mikasa. To him, they were no more than animals. They weren't humans.

He has the same view of Titans. However as Eren joined the scouts, he kept learning more and more about Titans. But he believed that once he reached the basement, he would get hope for freedom. He would find something that will help him and his friends live their lives freely.

Then he reached the basement and he discovered the truth of the world. He realized he and his friends would never truly be free as long as humans existed outside the walls.

Outside the walls was just a larger wall/cage

To make matters worse, the outside world was full of enemies. That was why when he reached the ocean, while others like Armin were happy because the cherished the smaller moments in life, and that they had gotten at least an achievement by reaching the ocean, Eren was not happy at all.
Instead he became darker by learning how caged he truly was and how the world seemed to exist exactly how he saw in his father's memories.

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Baddestguyp:
Eren trending last night because of arguments about his character and some people having gross misunderstanding of him.

Eren Yeager still remains one of the most complex written characters in fiction...
Too many layers and dimensions to his character to unveil for many years to come

Labelling a character like Eren as a "good person" is a crime against his writing. Especially in a work like AOT that utilizes grey morality.
There is no simply good or bad character.

Baddestguyp:
Season 3 has Part 1 and Part 2 Sha...hope you know

12 and 10 episodes each

Baddestguyp:
when a viewing experience was made for cinema and it's super dope

Attack on Titan S4P3 was supposed to be released as a 2 hours+ movie...
But the animation studio couldn't meet the deadline so they divided it into 2 and released the first 1 hour as a "Special episode"

So it was made to give cinema vibes...and it's peak too

Baddestguyp:
you should...
It's peak cinema

Kaycee7:
Nice pick. It's Isaac for me. I believe he had one of the best character arcs in the show.

Baddestguyp:
when you're done with the ones you're watching and you're finally used to japanese anime, let me know

I say this because since you're watching AOT, that is pretty long...
And you'll most likely need to rewatch season 4 to understand it...

So when you're done

Baddestguyp:
there are tons of other animated shows or anime if you want

Kaycee7:
Your best Castlevania character?