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It's Saturday what have you watched this week?
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Finished off my rewatch of Superman the Animated Series into Justice League into Justice League Unlimited.
Then finally checked out Batman Ninja vs Yakuza League. Liked it a lot more than I thought I would. Was just as wild and wacky as the first one but not quite as nonsensical.
Then Wolf Children. The whole I watched that was because of a Stardew Valley meme that uses a screenshot from it. I've got kinda mixed feelings on it. Loved a lot of it, not sure I love how everything turned out though.
And finally, I rewatched The Island of Dr. Moreau after the news about Val Kilmer. Still a pretty cool movie.
What's next, I'm not so sure. I've had an anime called Mashle: Magic and Muscles lined up for a little while now. Based entirely on the fact that apparently there's a non-binary character in it. Otherwise I don't even know if it's good or way too pervy / creepy for my tastes like a lot of anime.
And I've got the two Dune movies lined up to watch. Which I want to watch but feel reluctant to at the same time for some reason.
Probably going to end up watching She-Ra again actually.
Edit: actually now I'm thinking that Young Justice might be worth a rewatch too.