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I've already watched like a million animated movies that had ultimately made me want to become a movie star in Hollywood. Animated movies usually have emotional depth and interesting actors, but K-Pop Demon Hunters? Meh. The film has positive role models and all, but I felt like the humour was too much. It literally takes place in like, South Korea and it's about three pop stars trying to balance their second lives as badass demon hunters. WOW. Just WOW. Do you think that's really interesting? The moment they re-watch it, people'll probably say crazy stuff like: I NEED A SEQUEL TO THIS MOVIE!!!

CAN WE PLEASE GET A TELEVISION SERIES OR SEQUEL?

THIS IS LITERALLY THE BEST MOVIE FROM SONY EVER SINCE PETER RABBIT!!!

That's only because they will fall in LOVE with the visuals and soundtrack and character development, but me, I give this movie a middle finger. I recommend you watch this if you're Korean.

I respect that they included the details from the original movie, where Anna was hit in the face by Elsa, and Elsa revealing her powers to everyone, and also the short song "Reindeers are Better Than People". But I don't get a few things: they added new songs. Like, how weird is that?

The new song at the start "A Little Bit of You" or was it A Little Bit of Me?, was when Anna and Elsa chose to stay up late instead of sleeping, leading to a tragic accident. I don't get the hype about it.

I felt like the sequel to Frozen was my favourite, but when I decided to watch the original on television, I honestly couldn't agree on whether Frozen is better than Frozen 2, or Frozen 2 is better than Frozen. It was a real face-off!

So I think that's enough for today.

7/10.

Okay, I gave this 10 stars. You wanna know what the stars means? AWESOME. I literally just can't stop watching Moana over and over again. The visuals and animation are amazing, and it celebrates how voyagers sailed across the seas. Favourite songs? "You're Welcome Dwayne Johnson ", and "How Far I'll Go Auli'i Cravalho". If there was one song I'd want to sing every time, It would be How Far I'll Go. So, what can you say except "THIS IS AMAZING?" No words can describe how good this movie was. And another thing: It is similar to that animated feature Lilo & Stitch from 2002, because they both celebrate Hawaiian culture, but there's a difference between the two movies. One is about family, the other is about courage.