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Wow... Just... WOW! I've never seen an Icelandic production this awesome. I admit that it's for kids, but there's a lot of stuff for even adults to enjoy as well. In fact, it's so good, that it managed to cut the obesity rate of Iceland, and increase the fruit intake rate by about 15%. Unlike these pandering smuts like Toopy and Binoo which says: "I LUV EATING TREES", LazyTown shows their own way of teaching via actions, and they also have clever wordplay, like Sports Candy, also known as fruit. The actors of Stephanie and Sportacus are really talented in aerobics, and the one that steals the show for me is Robbie Rotten, with his crazy antics and disguises. In fact, when his actor had pancreatic cancer, endless memes paying homage to him boomed in the internet, which means that this show's success is incredibly high. The creator, writer and star, Magnus Scheving, felt that there wasn't much sports role models around the world, so he decided to turn himself into the ever lovely sports hero, Sportacus. This show is so full of charisma and awesome actions, that it leaves me saying: "More of this for the kids please. Less of... that (Teletubbies and Toopy and Binoo) please."

This movie is a sad defecation on Sony Pictures. It is not just a sad defecation, it is a cashgrabbing dump on modern society. The Popeye Movie idea was cleverly put up, with great wordplay. But this... copypaste thing that copies Wreck-It Ralph and Lego Movie does not deserve to be reviewed, but I had to reluctantly do so. Gene is a meh emoji who does not have a filter, and he would make the wrong face. Gene = Emmet. One scene references Wreck-It Ralph. Hi-5 is the worst comic relief I've ever seen. Scrappy Doo? PFFT! What does he have against the Hi-5 Emoji? Jailbreak is Wyldstyle, and Smiley is Candy King or Lord Business. This film was so predictable and rotten, that it got a 1.4 on IMDb. This overtakes Adam Sandler's Jack and Jill as the 3rd worst movie in my Worst Movies List. On the plus side... The voice acting and animation is well done, but did they really have to make this bad?