React to Hocus Pocus 2 movie next

@@seanwilliams7716 hold up brotha we haven't even seen hocus pocus 1 LOL. is hocus pocus one not worth it?

@@SONBUWU ok well how about Wallace and Gromit The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit movie

@@SONBUWU it is worth it my bad you can do both

@@seanwilliams7716 Everytime someone talks about W&G, I gotta watch it again, truly a gem.

Goldie was more of a redeemable one, imo

@@neesonnaidoo4745they ended as neutrals if I recall so I think it’s more like she isn’t a villain but she could probably cross paths with puss again if she is after a similar thing as him.

*The worst movie to come out in the last 10 years

@@almas4663 the new one

@@bonbon54545 Yes, the new one

@@almas4663k

@@almas4663 Low grade troll

Very true

It should have anyway in my opinion

And it damn well should've

it already is

another fact: it says on the cover of the book that Humpty Dumpty once read this book

"Y-you're not gonna shoot a puppy, are you?" "Yeah, in the face. Why?"

I have a different sort of reaction to stress. Panic, sadness, fear goes through a filter and comes out the other side as anger. I’ve never had a panic attack like Puss or others describe but I have had moments of stress, where I run the scenarios over and over in my head,start getting mad and frustrated, I start spiraling, I get more irritable, my heart starts pumping, it gets harder to see. I think it they’re panic attacks run through a filter of rage. Let me tell you it is possible to actually go blind with anger. Everything goes out of focus, and it’s hard to make things out.

@@Broomer52 Usually when I panic, it's due to high stress on a time limit. Once I start to panic and realize it's happening, I get stressed about being stressed because I know that as long as I'm panicking like that, I can't get anything done, and I probably don't have time for it. So as time goes on, I get more stressed about being stressed, and the panic attack gets worse. Of course, there are also times when it's not time-related. All I know is that I'm usually hyper-aware of everything I'm feeling, and my mind is racing so fast that I can't latch onto any single thought, and the thoughts I can make out as they zip by are foggy. My usual symptoms are hyperventilating, my body going rigid, by hands start clenching and unclenching seemingly of their own accord, heart pounding, my face twitches in places, my gut becomes so tense it makes it hard to breathe, my hands, face, and teeth start tingling after a few minutes, and I get dizzy. Sometimes my vision also goes slightly out of focus. I sometimes also get an urge to inflict pain on myself by slapping myself in the face or banging my head on a table to try to snap myself back into focus, though whatever willpower I have in that moment is directed toward resisting that urge, and I'm usually successful. My panic attacks don't usually turn into rage, but I have had at least one panic attack in the past that was caused by anger. A near-violent rage towards a group of the most irritating kids I have ever known when I was in high school, and the mental effort to restrain myself because I saw violent action of any kind as a very bad thing, caused enough mental strain to trigger one. They were distracting in a time of high stress, and every aspect of their behaviour seemed tailor-made to irritate me, and I bottled up that anger for a full school year. When I was possibly the closest I ever got to lashing out, the stress I was already feeling and the stress of the internal conflict to restrain myself from lashing out and hurting them got to be too much for me. All of that negative emotion I was feeling was turned inward, my stress rose out of control, and I started to have a panic attack mixed with a complete emotional breakdown. On top of all of the other symptoms I previously described was something between a laugh and a sob, as my emotions whirled around and fluctuated so much that I would briefly feel an emotion that made no sense for the moment. All I could see were mental simulations of beating the crap out of all of them in many different ways, even after the teacher had escorted everyone out of the room. That particular panic attack took over half an hour to simmer down, and left behind a deep hatred for each of them. Another time they were being particularly irritating while the teacher was out of the room, I focused all of that hatred into my eyes and my body language as I glared from across the room, and when they saw me, they went quiet faster than words could ever convince them to.

I've only had one small panic attack in my life and this was very much what it felt like. I didn't even recognize it as panic because I thought I was calm before it happened then all of sudden I was in pain, dizzy, headache, pins & needles all over my body, stomach pain, and couldn't keep my eyes open.

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Concuerdo!

It’s definitely one of Dreamworks’ best in a long time. The Bad Guys was also a good sleeper hit

He means what specifically

you also won't see bakers and ethical bug

I can’t see. What is it?

@@RB01.10It spells out “You already have it”

​@@RB01.10 "You already have it"

“[speaking in spanish]”

What's the relation with the posies?

​@@InevitableMecould be related to the nursery rhyme "ring around the rosie" which talks about people carrying posies to protect against "death" aka the black plague since they believed the plague was spread through bad humor.

@@InevitableMeI think the posies relate to the fact that Perrito was constantly in danger but thought it was a game, kinda like how ring around the rosie pocket full of posies is a child’s song but is about death

Thanks for the sub!

I'll tell ya what we're going react to the new TMNT movie coming out in august and if that movie gets over 15k views we'll do season 1

how many episode it got?

What show?

I thought it was well known for a while the second and third would be a two parter?