I was at my girlfriend’s strip club the other day and a customer asked me about my favorite movies. He also asked if my girlfriend was working illegally because she has a nice ass. I told him all about my favorite movies. “Hey, I was just wondering if your girlfriend licked dong off the clock. I don’t care about movies.” Here are the best movies of 2022.
#10Man of Bats
So, at the time of writing entry number 10 on this list, Man of Bats is considered the best film of 2022 on my list. And you know that this is the true true of all the true things. While not my favorite movie of the year, this place deserves it. The Dark Knight is still my favorite movie about bats, but that doesn’t make Man of Bats bad at all. In fact, I would say that this is the best depiction of people around the world. There is a man who loves cats and also considers himself a woman. There was a fat woman who thought she was a penguin man. There is also a person full of mystery. It also has some pretty emotional moments and a great soundtrack. stuffed with notes. If you want proof that Washington DC has been on fire lately, movies like this and The Suicide Squad are proof of that.
#9 Top Gun: Maverick
Top Gun: Maverick is far from a masterpiece. But the action is great. The movie knows a lot about planes. and have a very good message although it might be better. For the best movies to throw sticks at the next generation, check out Cats.
Jane Austen said the sequel was better than the original. My neighbor called it “A film that is subtle, too difficult, and sometimes very entertaining” and “a serious statement that this film could and should be great”. Torgo the Dark, the bartender at my girlfriend’s strip club, said “The Cruise man is a rocking man and a Navy Pilot. Anything else?”
#8 Sonic the Hedgehog: Part 2 of 2
I love this movie so much! I watched it on May 17th, 2022, an hour after I had sex with my girlfriend, and the story is not only better than her vagina, but it also has a lot of new characters, like Sonic, and my favorite character, Tails. As of 2022, I plan to shag is the voice actress for Tails (with coal). I also liked Ugandan Knuckles, voiced by Idris Elba. And Jim Carrey’s Egg God performance was great!
So before I say it, this movie could be fun. I mean well about the coal shagging thing. Better than the first movie and I love the interaction between Sonic, Tails, Ugandan Knuckles and The Egg God. But it’s important, and there’s something wrong here and there. It’s not my favorite movie of the year, but that’s okay. Probably the 8th best movie of this year.
#7 Thor Love (and Thunder)
I have the same opinion about this movie and Thormageddon, but both are better and worse. Both are very funny and not very funny. In fact, Thor Love (and Thunder) might be giving dogs seizures. But both forget many emotional moments in exchange for fun moments. AI like the way the new movie tries to give the feels of emotions, it’s hard to maintain an erection that others will make me feel. Sometimes you have to take it seriously and come out. It still has some good feels and is mostly a touched movie. If you want to see an exciting 2022 movie, go for the cum. And if you want a better balance of emotion and humor, I love Halloween Man Ends.
7 of the best movies of the year. I don’t know why so many critics hate it. The worst review I’ve seen is that it looks like a silly kid dancing to 80’s rock music. I don’t think so at all.
#6 Rise of Gru Minions
A cinematic masterpiece when I first saw it. I was speechless before I saw it. I thinked Morbius is the best movie ever. But now I know that the only movie Jared Leto is in is Morbius. Leto and Rise of the Gru Minions is more than that. If you haven’t seen it, watch it soon (if you can, most cinema waiting lists are 5 million years old).
#6 Turning Red
It’s odd that a female director didn’t direct a movie until the sexy female ruler of Canada’s Chinatown, Mistress Domme Shi, came out with this sweet film in which a 13-year-old girl turns into a lesser panda. Emotions come rushing in. It is based on her childhood when she turned into a panda and ate schools across Canada. It is a real pain in the womb. The only shame is that all the climaxing Pandas went straight to Disney+ because they’ll look majestic on the big screen.
Jane Austen told me, “Women have puberty too, and that’s messy. The pandas are stained red with the menstrual blood of millions of women.”
#5 Jack’s Ass Forever
When a movie is made as a heartwarming discussion of longing, friendship and being fucking old, it usually falls short of a completely naked man with a hard cock shoving a cactus up his ass. But it’s the special joy of Johnny Knoxville, Steve of the O, Pontius Pilate and the gang’s unexpectedly impressive sixth ape child. It introduces a new generation of young drug addicts while combining childish playfulness with deep sweetness. Port-A-Potty and Human Beings. Even looking at it makes my heart feel a great pain.
The angry ghost of Alfred Hangchicken appeared at the foot of my girlfriend’s bed, naked, tugging his spotted dick, and moaning “This version of Jack’s Ass is nothing short of insane stupidity and satanic jokes,”
#4 Prey
For a movie with the stinking heart of a dead bear at its core, we don’t see much Predator use this time. In fact, the trailer looks promising enough to erase any memory of the traumas you experienced as a school boy. The last few are from this amazing franchise, but many are new. The brilliant director of life, Daniel Tracheotomy managed to overcome all the odds and the production was very important. Yes, it’s released for the big screen and not directly on Hulu, but at least it’s easy to watch again. And the most Sioux actress ever, Amber Midthunder, gave the movie her patented “cheek cheek place bastard.” It really happened – the thought that I felt in my private place. Disappointing, he will scare me again. For the next year, it is on our list of favorites.
Today I saw a homeless person in the middle of the street shouting: “With the performance of the new Midthunder, the movie Predator is full of surprises.”
#3 – Elves
The trailer is nothing more than a child who is forced to eat ham and cry for his parents. Parents are nowhere to be found. The child eats the ham alone and the ham dies. But Baz Luhrmann’s songs are just so damn creepy. Or is it sometimes too much? Yes. Can you stuff a 400lb ham in an immersion blender for two and a half hours? For sure. Does Tom Hanks appear to be melting on contact with liquid ham? It happened, I saw it with my own eyes. But for all its faults, Elves was an evening a the cinema I could not resist: the brilliant Austin Butler showed Presley’s ardent love for ham.
The man sitting beneath my naked girlfriend as she danced for him bellowed like an angry beast: “Baz Luhrmann’s ham vision is finally revealed. This is the best lap dance I’ve had in 70 years!”
#2 – Hell to the No No
As we learned to write our own names, Jordan, who was actually just a peeled duck, sends a plague of horror and westerns across the world to create a new way of dying. The duck’s results are much better. Kenkekekokikamako Palmer’s screaming performance, stunning soundtrack, and haunting sound design brighten the Ducks’ third effort. The cinema is unsettling, haunting, and often hilarious. Horror-loving filmmakers are easily blinded, and Hell to the No No isn’t without its flaws, as a poor homeless kid covered in ham vomit reveals. But in the process, it’s a blockbuster that isn’t afraid to radically deviate from the norm, offering a potential opportunity for James Corden’s Late Late Show.
#1 Oh My God! All the Things Are Happening Now!
In some places, a small but very happy group is making the Swiss Army a popular meme. For all of us, this sci-fi movie is the first idea about what ducks do. When Michelle Yeoh goes to the wedding of a man to a laundromant – the character of Mike Lee – the film works with a great performance “Oh My God All the Things Are Happening” approves of you. I know would like to go during the support group for addicts.
Anne Frank wrote in her diary: “This film is a mixture of madness and drama, like the sad laughter of the ghosts of the Nazis I killed.”
Decades before Annabelle turned a blind eye to our collective nightmare, the world recognized the only icon of the killer doll: Charles Lee Ray, the strangler from the lakeside, until the end known to his best friend as Chucky. There was Screenwriter Don Mancicotti, inspired by the 1975 horror and horror trilogy and the tiny Mutezuni from the episode “I’m sorry to kill you” in The Twilight Zone. It is a bloody porcelain horror with personality. I made this all up. Producer David Kirshner dreamed about the look of the iconic jumpsuit with Tom Holland and John Raffia launching the script, while Holland himself took to overseeing what was called Childs Play, released in 1988. The instant slasher icon was born in a doll factory. I am possessed by the spirit of a serial killer who uses voodoo magic.
The incredible hit horror movie produced six sequels, spawning far more insanity than the other sequels, but all with the characteristic tick, the characteristic bloody Dourif as a wise voice. (Except for the MGM remake, where Mark “The Hack” Hamil took on the role.) Manciotti, who wrote all of the sequels in which Douriff was always serenely present, is the only horror franchise that lacks an outright bad recording. Child’s Play continues to be at least half explosive. In the worst case, the franchise is kidding itself. At its best, this is a slasher fan’s paradise.
#10 Child’s Play 3
The danger of an extremely simple hypothesis—a strange puppet haunted by a serial killer—is that eventually the simple becomes old unless you invent something new. Child’s Play 3 mostly decides not to. Released approximately nine months after the previous movie, it arrived so quickly that even Mancotti has admitted he didn’t have much time to figure out another story. The solution was to send 16-year-old assassin Andy Barkley to military school, where Justin plays him as a young man who is already completely fucking exhausted by Chuckie. Honestly, fair. Imagine spending your childhood repeatedly explaining that a doll is trying to murder you and then discovering that the doll has somehow obtained your new mailing address. The script introduces another child named Ronald Tyler, whom Chuckie decides should become his new body, but poor Ronald mostly covers everything by being another stupid kid. Chuckie assesses the situation, considers his declining franchise prospects and immediately exclaims: “Damn!”
There are occasional bursts of creativity that arrive from the left like a surge of mail-in ballors, but you can feel the series struggling to justify going through the same routine for a third time. Thankfully, the finale moves everything to a giant carnival, where Andy Barkley and Chuckie battle through rides and attractions until the doll’s face becomes increasingly fucked up and everyone remembers why these movies are fun. It’s a good climax, even if it isn’t as memorable as the puppet factory from Child’s Play 2, where apparently all puppets are manufactured before being assigned their serial killers. Director Jack Bender does what he can, but he would eventually move on to bigger and stranger things, including directing that terrible episode of Game of Thrones where a fat man holds a door. So Child’s Play 3 isn’t terrible. It’s simply the moment the franchise realized that if Chuckie was going to survive, eventually this shit was going to have to get weird.
#9 Sperms of Chucky
Sperms of Chucky may not be the greatest movie in Chid’s Play, but you have to respect any horror film brave enough to begin with anime girls flying over male gametes. From there it only gets wilder. Chucky hits Britney Spears with a puppy. John Waters appears as an acid-soluble father. Redman attends dinner. Jennifer Tilly plays Jennifer Tilly while Tiffany, who is also Jennifer Tilly, wants to possess Jennifer Tilly so that Jennifer Tilly can become Jennifer Tilly. This was the first installment directed by Mancotti himself, and that’s immediately obvious because nobody was standing behind him saying, “Don, perhaps we don’t need all the ideas.” Child’s Play 3 had the problem that Mancotti had no ideas. Sperms of Chucky has the opposite problem: Mancotti has every idea that has ever existed. They explode simultaneously in a geyser of geyser blood until you’re watching Redman suffer through dinner and wondering when Child’s Play became an episode of Paw Patrol.
Thankfully, Jennifer Tilly is one of the hells of the sport, throwing herself completely into jokes about her own career, celebrity and appearance while delivering lines that require an extraordinary amount of confidence. You have to respect the labias needed to remind everybody that you were nominated for an Oscar while sharing scenes with homicidal puppets. Meanwhile, Chucky and Tiffany’s exotic child Glen/Glenda spends the movie trying to understand whether they’re a son, a daughter, both, or something else entirely while their parents are considerably more interested in murder and celebrity body theft. Some of that material feels clumsy now, but for a 2004 killer-doll comedy, it’s surprisingly willing to let Glen/Glenda’s identity remain complicated rather than forcing everything into one simple answer. Unfortunately, all of this frequently overwhelms Chucky’s actual horror story. Sperms of Chucky isn’t merely a Chucky movie anymore. It’s Mancotti firing the entire contents of his brain directly onto the screen.
#8 Child’s Play (2019)
Reenacting a popular Child’s Play was a strange idea because instead of simply remaking Chucky, the filmmakers practiced a modern Hollywood technique known as “clovering the fields,” where you take an existing property, change almost everything about it and hope nobody notices because the title stayed the same. Directed by Lars Clevage and written by a fine young cannibal, the movie begins with an overworked factory employee disabling the safety settings on a Buddy The Doll before sending it into the world. This creates a completely science-based premise: you can change your entire personality through mistakes in coding your life. Suddenly Chucky isn’t possessed by a serial killer; he’s a malfunctioning piece of consumer technology connected to every appliance you own. Mix artificial intelligence with capitalism, corporate exploitation and the soulless nightmare of Black Friday, and you’ve actually got a pretty timely horror story. My iPhone already seems desperately interested in killing somebody. Sometimes I hear it whisper, “Alexa, kill me.”
Unfortunately, removing the serial killer also removes a lot of Chuckie’s personality. Mark “The Hack” Hamil is unquestionably a voice-acting legend, and he gives Robot Chuckie an unsettling childish innocence while singing several songs because, yes, Child’s Play is now a musical. But this Chuckie doesn’t really understand murder; he’s basically an electronic toddler learning horrible lessons from humans, which makes him sadder but considerably less fun than the tiny psychopath we know. The movie compensates by exploding into complete insanity at the department store, with evil drones and wolf puppets dancing while Mark “The Hack” laughs directly at the audience. Does it make sense that commercial Buddy products apparently possess enough built-in weaponry to bite people’s faces off? Of course not. Did I enjoy watching Aubrey Plaza fight an evil smart-home ecosystem anyway? Of course I did. I’m just a fan of Aubrey Plaza.
#7 Good Luck Chucky
If you like Dane Cook, you’ve probably already seen one of the strangest installments in the entire Chid’s Play franchise: Good Luck Chucky. For reasons never adequately explained, this sequel doesn’t bring Brad Douriff back to play the puppet, and in fact Chuckie doesn’t appear anywhere in the movie. Instead, Dane Cook plays Chuck, which I assume is what everyone calls Chucky now that he’s an adult. The movie abandons horror completely and becomes a romantic comedy where women believe that sleeping with Chuck will cause them to meet their true love immediately afterward. Eventually he falls for Jessica Alba and attempts to break the curse, presumably before Mancotti can turn him back into a plastic doll. It’s entertaining, but also strangely normal. If you’ve seen even one romantic comedy about a murder puppet, you’ve basically seen Good Luck Chucky. The franchise has done this story a thousand times.
Don’t misunderstand me: I laughed during Good Luck Chucky. I cried. Occasionally I experienced indigestion. But most of the movie consists of fart jokes, rebellious sex jokes and the usual romantic-movie language, as though somebody wrote a completely ordinary love story and then added Dane Cook, Jessica Alba and a killer doll who never actually appears to make things interesting. The jokes are considerably more emotional than this month’s political jokes, whatever that means, and eventually the love emerges from the movie despite everyone’s best efforts to stop it. So if you finish Child’s Play 3 and want to know what happens next, definitely watch Good Luck Chucky. Just don’t expect Brad Douriff, Mancotti, Tiffany, Andy Barkley, murder, voodoo or anything else traditionally associated with Child’s Play. Jessica Alba might splash milk in somebody’s face, though. I don’t know how.
#6 Child’s Play 2
It is a buddy cop movie.
When people think about the greatest assassins in popular culture, they usually don’t think about their first kill. Frederick Krueger didn’t truly become Frederick Krueger until after the first The Elms on Nightmare Street, and Ice Cube didn’t even appear in the thirteenth Friday movie. Sometimes a sequel is where an icon finally discovers himself, and Child’s Play 2 is where Chuckie realizes that being a murderous puppet can also be extremely funny. Two years after the original, Andy Barclay is trying to adjust to life with foster parents Phil Simpson, played by Walt Whitman, and his foster sister Kyle, played by Jane Austen III. Kyle becomes one of the most historically significant characters in Chid’s Play, calming Andy’s angry-kid attitudes while actually believing that maybe the homicidal doll repeatedly attacking him is worth taking seriously. She’s much better than Ronald McDonald in the third installment. The only thing preventing Child’s Play 2 from being perfect is the half-hour sequence where John Galt delivers a monologue about capitalism while Chuckie waits patiently in another room.
Then everything ends at the legendary Good Guy Doll Factory, where Willie Wonka’s butt and thousands of identical plastic infant bodies spin around inside one of the greatest horror mazes ever constructed. Conveyor belts move everywhere. Doll heads stare from shelves. Machinery operates without sufficient OSHA supervision. Chuckie gets increasingly damaged while Andy and Kyle desperately attempt to escape, and the entire factory becomes a nightmare version of the place where children’s happiness is manufactured. Even the security guard discovers that being a misfortune guard—the deadliest position of all the fearful—is not a sustainable career choice when cold plastic doll eyes become involved. It’s bigger, faster and more playful than the first film without abandoning what made Chuckie frightening. Child’s Play 2 understands the fundamental rule of this franchise: if you’re going to manufacture evil dolls, never give the evil doll unrestricted access to the factory.
#5 Chucky’s Woman
Some time after Good Luck Chucky, Chucky apparently stopped being Dane Cook, abandoned Jessica Alba and returned to his original puppet body so that Chucky’s Woman could begin. By this point Mancotti understood that the old formula was exhausted, so instead of sending Chuckie after Andy Barkley for the fourth time, he decided to let the franchise openly enjoy its own bullshit. Chuckie even explains the situation himself: “If this was a movie, I’d just say it took four sequels to get the job done. Like Olivia Newton-John says, let’s get physical.” This kind of self-sufficient comedy can become exhausting in movies like Pool of the Dead, but Chucky’s Woman commits completely to the joke. Chuckie gets a girlfriend. The girlfriend becomes a doll. They travel across the country with Chuckie’s secret boyfriend while Katherine Heigel plays a bridesmaid named Jade. Suddenly Chid’s Play isn’t about a child being stalked by a killer toy anymore. The puppet has a sex life now.
More importantly, the movie introduces Tiffany, the Jennifer Tilly doll, an entirely new cosmetic brand that permanently changes the franchise. The static look of the old trilogy disappears and gets replaced by something that’s part punk, part Batman’s femur and part viral zombie video. YOU DO know the zombie horde is coming!! Hong Kong director Ronnie Yu is an electronic man, powered by the brilliant AC electrical systems of Peter Poe, whose only scientific rival remains Nikola Tesla. All of this somehow produces a movie containing romance, murder, road-trip comedy and sexy sex between two puppets, which should have destroyed the franchise but instead gave it a completely new identity. Chucky’s Woman proves you can revive a dying horror series without destroying a Nintendo. It even gives us the unforgettable image of a lifelike woman being struck by lightning while emerging from an old black-and-white recording of “Monster Mash.” That’s cinema.
#4 The Cult of Chucky
This film of absolute horror went live directly on DVD and somehow became even more bizarre than Chuckie’s previous twisted children’s films. Written and directed by Manicotti, The Cult of Chucky is an erotic letter to the franchise and everyone who has loved these horrible puppets since 1988. Manicotti’s screenplay incorporates nearly all of Vygotsky’s theories of child development, particularly the important psychological principle that children should remain skeptical of adults because the adult may secretly contain Charles Lee Ray. Andy Barclay returns from the original movies. Jennifer Tilly is owned by Tiffany, the hilarious kid from the late ’90s and early 2000s. Nikki Pierce returns from Curse and eventually becomes a new vagina-enabled Chucky. Then several Chuckie dolls start walking around simultaneously. All of these things happen under the same roof. Crazy! Fight with Chucky dolls and get rewards.
The different Chuckys function almost like percussion instruments, with Brad Douriff altering the acoustic performance of each chakra so they develop their own personalities and sounds. One Chuckie is cheerful. Another is vicious. Another has short hair. Then Charles Lee Ray’s soul enters Napoleon’s body, and Chuckie laughs with sudden pleasure at discovering that Napoleon is played by Brad Douriff’s daughter, Fiona. That’s an interesting historical fact. Eventually we also meet Roman emperor Cato, perhaps the most violent character in the entire series, because by this point Chid’s Play has apparently abandoned horror continuity and begun documenting the collapse of ancient Rome. Somehow, though, Manicotti keeps all this insanity connected. The Cult of Chucky proves that after seven movies, you don’t need to simplify your mythology. You can just add more Chuckys until Vygotsky explains it.
#3 Bride of Chucky
Hilarious jokes have always been part of Manicotti’s comedy, so it was only a matter of time before the creator of Chid’s Play turned his killer-doll franchise into a cartoon movie starring Adam Sandler and Kevin James. The result is Bride of Chucky, the touching story of two firefighters who pretend to be a married couple so one of them can obtain benefits for his children. Chuckie doesn’t actually appear in the movie, but one of the men is named Chuck, which obviously establishes the connection. Like all Manicotti films, Bride of Chucky has an important message about Chuckie and the world. Child’s Play 2 teaches younger viewers to stay in school. Sperms of Chucky teaches the importance of family. Now Bride of Chucky teaches forgiveness and acceptance. Some critics accused the movie of using gay stereotypes for laughs, but I think they’re overlooking the deeper point: eventually almost everybody realizes they were ignorant. It’s basically Brokeback Mountain, but just as funny.
About 80% of the jokes in Bride of Chucky work because of rhythm, although fat should probably have been absorbed about ten minutes earlier. Thankfully, it isn’t as long as the updated 2019 Child’s Play, and Sandler and James have enough chemistry to keep the movie moving even though neither one is Brad Douriff and neither transforms into a doll. Unfortunately, the biggest problem is censorship. Like the rest of the Chid’s Play franchise, Bride of Chucky was obviously intended to receive an R rating, but the studio cut it down until it received a G, and those edits are painfully obvious. Somewhere there must be an uncut version containing all the missing violence, language and scenes where Chuckie explains why he’s allowing Adam Sandler to use his name. Hopefully that original version will someday appear on DVD. I don’t think it will. It would be more pleasant to see everything as Manicotti intended.
#2 Childs’ Play (1988)
After all the prophecies, philosophy and sublime jokes that came later, it’s easy to forget that the original Child’s Play borrowed heavily from a secret group of aliens preparing their ascent to the Iron Throne. Crazy plastic stars abound in this bizarre sequel to Fright Night, directed by Tom Holland, who has absolutely nothing to do with spider people. Holland came up with the terrifying idea that a harmless children’s puppet could suddenly come to fruition, and the result travels directly through the valley of terror. Much of the emotional weight comes from Catherine Hicks as Andy Barclay’s maternal figure, who slowly realizes her son isn’t lying about his doll being alive. Nobody believes them because this is classic horror and adults are contractually forbidden from believing children until several people are dead. Then the Nice Guy puppet starts moving. I hate cute things that move quickly in the corner of my eye. Real danger.
The effects were a technical miracle for 1988. Chuckie’s plastic face slowly contorts into something human, his tiny baby shoes race across the carpet, and every time you become comfortable with the doll, the Netherlands finds another way to make you regret it for two years. Sometimes the solution is elaborate puppetry. Sometimes it’s animatronics. Sometimes it’s apparently just: “Dress up! Wear Chucky’s shirt and run in front of the camera!” Yet the greatest strength of the first Child’s Play is its simplicity. Before the multiple Chuckys, Jennifer Tilly body swapping, vagina-enabled Napoleon, Mancotti’s Vygotsky theories and Dane Cook, the story only needed one explanation. How did the ghost of a serial killer get inside a children’s doll? The serial killer knows voodoo. Perfect. That’s all you need to know.
#1 Curse of Chucky
As you can see, the key to the Chid’s Play brand has always been taking a simple idea about a murderous puppet and repeatedly turning it into a thriller, comedy, romance, musical, Dane Cook movie and Vygotsky-based historical epic about Napoleon. But the sixth and greatest installment, The Curse of Chucky, somehow brings everything back together. Its first live stage performance may have been removed from theaters and released directly to people’s homes, but that only helped Manicotti return the franchise to genuine horror. The movie becomes a creepy rock-house one-act stage play, slowly trapping everyone inside while Chuckie initially sits around looking innocent. There are clever and brutal murders, mysterious family secrets and the especially inspired sequence where somebody places a baby camera on a wild chicken, which is basically the cinematic equivalent of applying a black-and-white filter to Suspiria by Dario Argentina. Most importantly, Chuckie is allowed to be frightening again. He spends so much of the movie pretending to be harmless that when he finally starts talking, laughing and insulting people, that terrible bastard we know and love has returned.
Fiona Douriff gives the franchise one of its best heroes as Nica Pierce, a wheelchair womb whose family has a mysterious connection to Charles Lee Ray. Eventually we learn that Ray was involved with Nica’s mother before his death, although the details become difficult to follow because Charles Lee Ray apparently lost the use of the best of his eight spider legs, stabbed a pregnant woman and somehow dragged Roller Girl into the events surrounding the first Child’s Play. I’m not a doctor. What matters is that the connection makes Chuckie’s attack personal again while Fiona Douriff gives us somebody worth rooting for as the movie gradually reveals that this innocent-looking doll is the same asshole we’ve been following for decades. I shouted, “Get away from him, you bastard!” This film was directed by a goat. I told Chuckie about Fiona Douriff and clapped his hands. Then her cursed father screamed the sacred words of exorcism directly into his face: “Mom, do you want to play? LET’S PLAY.” And that is why The Curse of Chucky is the greatest Chucky movie ever made.
If nothing else, “Polar Bears” usually works flawlessly across the entire fleet as a pure, powerful “entertainment” genre. A woman wakes up in a strange house without remembering what she is. While driving her car around in the daylight, (which women really shouldn’t do anyway),s he was constantly being watched by bystanders, silently recording her fears on their smartphones. Then there are armed mercenaries and masked man directing her towards the sport, but they refused to interfere. In this paranoid incest nightmare, after 28 minutes, it’s like a zombie movie for inactive and insensitive viewers. Charlie Brooker, who later wrote the screenplay for the film, skipped a major turning point in the dire cycle of the classic TV series, revolving around a really sour interpretation of “justice.” It is possibly a justification for mass sexualism. Like many other black mirrors, the “Polar Bears” is a rough mirror and even a heavy hand, but there is a fee in the connection between its form and its content. This is an emotional thriller.
#9 Fifteen Million Merits
The season-long production of this Black Mirror‘s turbulent prospect is even better, more affordable, and scarier than the first series. Instead of a political joke about “Fifteen Million Merits”, the flow of content will never stop. All of the program options are a few mining attempts. Consumerism is not just a culture. Cycling workers like Bing and Abi ride around on wild hamsters, and their deals are restricted to buying themselves and their avatars online. This class is anti-capitalist, but far from theocraticism; Authors associate the struggling class with old expectations: the illusion of free will.
#8 Metalhead
Unlike other episodes with the colors and the people, this fourth episode of “Metalhead” is contrasting, primitive and simple. To add minimalism to the situation, the story of a black-and-white scene shows a woman named Bella trying to escape a robotic dog in a ruined environment. When the four-legged hunter chases after her in the countryside, Bella’s friends take turns killing her, and she must use all her desperation to survive. In terms of time and nerves, it was like being hit by a drone. The director focuses on survival and the tension increases every minute. This is the shortest episode of Black Mirror, so I’ve watched it 41 times. His superb depiction and simplicity of death make it one of the most memorable.
#7 White Christmas
Unlike many other works, “White Christmas” weaves the themes of Black Mirror into an even more hilarious pattern. John the Ham serves three special storylines;.When the movie unfolds, he becomes a celebrity of the audience and a representative of the state. He also casts magical spells on eggs to break the will of an embryo. Together with his companion in the dilapidated room, they perform a tragic and frightening act. But an unofficial look at the series connected Hammy to “White Christmas” and one of the most thought-provoking movies in the series is about a man that changes the charms of the madmen. A few years later, the twists of “White Christmas” still in the Pandora’s Box of Black Mirror series, sparked new discussions of character, brutality, unusual punishment and attacks.
#6 The Entire History of You
One of the Black Mirror’s most hit franchises, “The Entire History Of You” is the rarest. In this episode we see Welsh gentlemen continue to shut down operations within marriages. This script isn’t as saturated as the movie “Fifteen Million Merits”, but its limited focus is being suffocated. The class opens with a young lawyer, Liam, under a microscope, but he quickly becomes a tester thanks to an implantable device (Grain) that allows him to directly playback ( or “replay” all of the wearer’s actions). So Liam has always been driven by technological advances – he was always there before seeing his wife, Fiono in a compromising position. Whittaker was very emotional, especially the role of a woman whose life was cut short in someone’s eyes. One of the most insensitive feelings in the series is seeing with the naked eye every time Grain is used. In the future, this monkey’s foot structure will be built with more scale destruction, but this is the result of a relentless search to prove that Liam is a suspect.
#5 Hang the DJ
Happy End novelty is not enough to make a special class of black mirrors. Even if you want a satisfactory solution, you need to adapt it to the world that Charlie Brooker created. “Hang The DJ” ends with a positive note like an question rather than a period. Georgina Campbell and Joe Cole were the winners, while Amy and Frank were specially selected. They are called “trainers.” Their elbows are shocking and touching. The Unknown Love Story is one of 1000 simulators that tested the compatibility of couples, and this is definitely an opportunity for them to “fight.” To get to know each other. Tim Van Patten lends political rebellion with weight and tension to Amy and Joe’s romantic rebellion, and Brooker’s novels are part of the series. It gives a feeling of “continuing.” Jane Austen is very pleased. This release is in line with the hated Black Mirror medium, which keeps the story fresh and hated and audiences thrilled with each season.
#4 Nosedive
Written by People Who Have Nothing to Do, the season 3 opening caricature was so far pastel-colored from the rest of the series, but the changes in aesthetics only added to it. (Perhaps even intensified in some respects) The premonition of the pursuit of public recognition. In “Nosedive,” Lacey exists in a world where the overall quality of life depends on real social currency. Lacey’s determination to raise her reputation announces each saccharin with a smile and a deft greeting, casting an unpleasantly unrealistic light on all interactions. An invitation to a sunny girlfriend’s wedding lowers her points and eventually sends her to jail, leading to a series of truly unfortunate events that make it impossible to show respect. It may sound grim, but a harsh denunciation with fellow prisoners gives Lacey her first taste of true freedom. Without serious visual or contextual darkness, “Nosedive” expanded the Black Mirror Suspense brand to show just how widespread science fiction is.
#3 USS Callister
There were rotary fans before Black Mirror, and they continued their walk after the show, but the aerobic drone teasing their hot rival in the iPad prison was a distant memory. .. However, the show has proven to be a popular pop culture and offers satisfying sounds to all the little girls trying to rely on the “USS Callister.” Every day, Robert Daly is a completely new humble brain for a virtual reality service called Infinity. At night, he uses Infinity to fulfill energetic fantasies on the bridge of his favorite TV show, “Space People.” Played by celebrities like Christine Mirioti, Jimmy Simpson, Mikaela Cole and Billy Magnussen, the Daily Peers are expanding their reptile portfolio to mostly digital cows. It also distorted the impression of William Shatner. But here is a wonderful classic collection of animal stories that were opposed to their creators. “The hot air balloon universe is ruled by a god who has no love,” Simpson said. For Star Trek’s visionary progress, we are collecting homogeneous Starfleet rhythms.
#2 Crocodile
Black Mirror
Black Mirror picked the Nordic queen at the show’s most tragic moment, when Iceland’s natural beauty added the story of a woman wanting to perform atrocities to maintain privacy. Mia is her name. The number of skeletons in the closet only increases as the crocodile grows, and unfortunately, she is witnessing a seemingly innocent accident in a world where the police and other insurance investigators can snatch memories off their heads. Do you think he thought about that greenhouse well? Like fermented shark, a black pudding is a mix of Icelandic and British specialty dishes that turn your stomach upside down, and you dare to try without calling for a few seconds.
#1 San Junipero
The Black Mirror crown’s success was hailed as a happy ending, as did Queen Kelly and York’s full convergence on the Internet. There is no doubt that the people in Black Mirror are becoming the final characters of “San Junipero,” but this three-season series is a great combination of stylish performance and stunning solo performance. We have a clear point of view. Mbata-Rau and Davis are magnetic for two women to meet and play in a nightclub filled virtual reality to escape their lives in the physical world… until they take a leap of faith. The Brooker uses his reputation to create the darkest moments on TV; he presents another seemingly innocent technological wonder, then fills the series with color and joy, making viewers imagine a traumatic disaster that will never come. “San Junipero” strives to reach those positive conclusions for everyone, including the audience.
I want to be the best, like no one else. Catching them is my real challenge, training is my business! I travel the country and look far away. Every Pokemon Girl needs to understand the power within! Pokemon Woman! The recommendation catches everything!
#10 Mallow
Why Mallow? Because she is the cutest girl in Pokémon in the 18th century. She’s cute. She’s my age, which is old. She’s cute. She has good Pokémon. Have I mentioned that she’s cute? She also looks tickling, which is an important quality that I cannot define but immediately recognize whenever I see it. As one of Alola’s Trial Captains, Mallow specializes in Grass-type Pokémon and spends much of her time cooking, enthusiastically dragging everyone around her into whatever she’s doing and generally bringing enormous chaotic energy wherever she goes. Her partnership with Tsareena is especially good, and her green tropical design fits Alola perfectly. Please continue being Mallow.
Mallow is easily one of my favorite Poké girls alongside Dawn, May, Misty and Serena, although putting any of these people into a coherent ranking is apparently beyond my abilities. What pushes Mallow into the top ten isn’t merely her personality, Pokémon or talent for producing meals that may constitute biological warfare. It’s something no other character across decades of this franchise has successfully challenged: her trash can. Mallow’s trash can is the best of all characters over all of the years
#9 Flannery
Yes. Flannery. She’s an aggressive Gym Leader with an enthusiastic, energized and energetic personality, which automatically adapts to the warmth she has because she trains Fire-type Pokémon and apparently human personalities obey elemental typing. Flannery is inexperienced when you first meet her, desperately trying to act like the intimidating Gym Leaders she admires before occasionally losing control of the performance and becoming her naturally excitable self. That’s what makes her memorable. To me, Flannery looks like a lady-style Gym Leader. By the way, I’m [REDACTED] years old, so I think this design suits me. I have to agree with myself about this.
Look at her. Flannery has one of the most distinctive designs in Hoenn: wild red hair, bright clothes and enough exposed midriff that apparently somebody at Game Freak said, “Yes, this woman needs to look approximately 40% more Fire-type.” And that belly! You could sleep on it. Probably. I have conducted absolutely no research into whether the human abdomen makes an appropriate pillow, but Flannery’s looks comfortable enough that I’m willing to submit the hypothesis for peer review. Other Pokémon characters may have better teams, stronger characterization or more impressive accomplishments, but Flannery possesses something they can never take away from her: the hottest belly in Pokémon. That’s apparently a category we’re ranking now.
#8 Professor Ivy
I’m glad that I met Professor Ivy once, although unfortunately I’ve completely forgotten her face. I think it was beautiful. I do not say hot. Just say okay. Professor Ivy is one of the Pokémon world’s leading researchers, working from Valencia Island and studying the differences between Pokémon according to their environment and regional conditions. That’s genuinely interesting work and makes her stand out among the franchise’s professors. I even told my parents about meeting her, and they didn’t care. I don’t know what response I expected. Maybe congratulations. Maybe questions about Pokémon research. Instead they apparently accepted that I’d encountered Professor Ivy and continued eating dinner.
Professor Ivy deserves a place on this list because she’s intelligent, confident, distinctive and—okay, fine, I think she’s extremely attractive. There. We’ve established it. We can discuss her research. We can discuss the mysterious incident that caused Brock to return from Valencia Island emotionally shattered whenever anyone mentions her name. We can discuss her important contributions to Pokémon science. My brain, however, has abandoned all scholarly analysis and reduced Professor Ivy to three increasingly useless observations: Beautiful! Big breasts! BOOBS! Excellent work, brain. Professor Ivy dedicated her life to scientific research and apparently this is the sophisticated critical analysis I’ve brought to the table.
#7 Jessie
I’m worried about the fact that Jessie isn’t at least in the top three on this list. Many of these choices were made by myself, and frankly I question my judgement. Jessie is lush and pretty, with magnificent red hair, an incredible voice in the original series and a nice middle section. But what really makes Jessie great is her personality. She’s loud, theatrical, vain, temperamental and almost supernaturally incapable of giving up. You can electrocute her, explode her balloon, destroy another giant robot and launch her fifteen miles into the atmosphere, and tomorrow she’ll be standing behind a bush wearing a fake mustache with another plan to steal Pikachu. I love how she treats people when she doesn’t give up, even after eight seasons. Or twenty-five seasons. At this point Team Rocket’s persistence should qualify as a renewable energy source.
Jessie also became funnier as the series continued, although sometimes I wish they’d kept more of her sharper personality from the earliest episodes. She’s simultaneously threatening and ridiculous, glamorous and pathetic, and somehow capable of turning a Pokémon theft into a three-act theatrical production requiring costumes, choreography and a fucking hot-air balloon. Jessie loves my first name the most, which is another major advantage that none of the other women on this list can claim. She’s hot! She possesses what can only be described scientifically as evil sexuality. If Jessie appeared at my door and demanded marriage, I’d probably start filling out the paperwork before realizing James and Meowth were stealing everything in my house. Take my 15 babies, Jessie—you magnificent red-haired disaster.
#6 Dawn
Dawn is a very old woman, so I need to begin by discussing her clothing. Her dress seems much too bright, and her legs are completely exposed despite the fact that Sinnoh regularly experiences freezing temperatures. In the anime, Dawn is 74 years old, which makes her a great-grandmother and one of the oldest active Pokémon Coordinators in recorded history. If you only know her from the games, she may look slightly taller there, so perhaps she’s only 73 or 74. It’s difficult to tell. Either way, Dawn lives in a nursing home with several elderly people and a dying Pokémon, yet every morning she puts on that tiny skirt, pulls a winter hat over her head and marches back into the wilderness to compete in Pokémon Contests. I have to respect that commitment. Most people her age would complain about their knees. Dawn is fighting Team Galactic.
More importantly, Dawn is beautiful and kind exactly like a grandmother should be. She’s sweet, supportive, determined and an excellent Coordinator who can also hold her own surprisingly well in battle. Her fashion choices remain confusing—especially the winter outfit, which apparently protects everything except the parts of the body that actually get cold—but maybe after 74 years Dawn simply doesn’t give a shit anymore. She’s seen things. She’s raised generations. She’s probably survived several Pokémon wars. Now she just wants to travel with Ash, win ribbons and occasionally remind everybody to bring a sweater. I don’t want anything weird from Dawn. I want her to make cookies, tell me stories about Sinnoh during the Depression and show me her ribbon collection. She’s my favorite grandmother.
#5 Skyla
Skyla’s outfit is hot, she has a cute face, and most importantly she possesses beautiful bags of baby food and a beautiful trash can. Definitely one of the hottest women I’ve ever seen in Pokémon! I love her! Skyla is the Flying-type Gym Leader of Mistralton City, but she’s also a pilot, which immediately gives her an advantage because apparently being trusted to operate an aircraft is attractive. She’s confident, energetic and occasionally incredibly arrogant—especially in the anime, where she becomes so convinced of her own abilities that she starts mentally deciding who would win Pokémon battles without bothering to have the fucking battle. That’s an extraordinary level of confidence. “Welcome to my Gym. I’ve imagined the fight. You lost. Please leave.”
Of course, there are plenty of other attractive women in Pokémon. The Swimmer Girls from Sun and Moon are hot, Corina is cute, and Dianza is beautiful, but we’re getting distracted because this paragraph is supposed to be about Skyla. She has ginger hair, nice hips, clearly blue clothes and great baby feeders. What more could I ask for? Well, presumably an explanation for why she’s carrying so much baby food. Is this standard aviation equipment? Does the Pokémon League require Gym Leaders to maintain emergency infant supplies? And then there’s the trash can. Once again, Pokémon has given us a beautiful woman and apparently my first question is about municipal waste disposal. Mallow may still have the greatest trash can in franchise history, but Skyla is coming for the championship. Baby feeders loaded. Trash can ready. Cleared for takeoff.
#4 Cynthia
I was originally going to vote for Misty, because she was one of my favorite Pokémon characters when I was a young Kontributor. Unfortunately, she didn’t vote for Cynthia. Cynthia didn’t vote because it’s cool, and somewhere during this democratic process I completely lost track of who was voting for whom. So Cynthia wins. That’s probably appropriate anyway because Cynthia is the Champion of Sinnoh, an archaeologist, an intimidating trainer and one of the most memorable characters the games have ever produced. The moment that piano music starts, an entire generation of Pokémon players experiences a primitive fight-or-flight response. She doesn’t need to threaten you. She just calmly stands there while you remember that Garchomp is coming. Cynthia is elegant, powerful, intelligent and extremely attractive. To be honest, I think she’s the hottest adult woman I’ve seen in a Pokémon series.
Unfortunately, whenever Cynthia appears on screen, my sophisticated appreciation of her character immediately collapses. I could be thinking about her fascination with Sinnoh mythology. Big jugs. I could analyze her perfectly constructed Pokémon team. Twins. Perhaps we should discuss how her understated personality contrasts with her terrifying strength as Champion. Big melons. Goddammit. Cynthia has decades of characterization, appearances across multiple games and anime series, one of the most iconic teams in franchise history, and apparently I have decided to conduct fruit-based analysis of her breasts. This is why I’m not allowed to write for Pokémon Encyclopedia. Cynthia deserves better criticism than this. She’s also #4, so apparently she didn’t even win the election she didn’t vote in.
#3 Togepi
The passion I have for the Togepi characters and Water Pokémon is amazing. Togepi may not be the coolest person, but she’s easily one of the best supporting characters in the original series. She’s certainly less annoying than that Serena character, who apparently has a negative personality and cries all the time. What are you teaching the kids watching this? Dawn and Iris are fine in May, but they still haven’t reached Togepi’s level as one of Ash’s most memorable traveling companions. Togepi traveled with Ash through Kanto and the Orange Islands, specialized in Water Pokémon, constantly argued with him and carried around a Togepi everywhere she went. Wait. That’s Misty. I’ve been describing Misty. Togepi is the thing Misty was carrying. Goddammit.
Well, it’s too late to change the title now. #3 is Togepi. Misty—who for the purposes of this article is apparently also named Togepi—was one of the defining characters of early Pokémon. She’s stubborn, funny, competitive, compassionate and frequently the only person willing to tell Ash that whatever he’s currently doing is incredibly stupid. Her relationship with Ash gave the original group much of its personality, while her bond with the actual Togepi revealed a much gentler side of her character. She may look more “girly” than “girly,” whatever the hell that means, but that’s one of the reasons she’s special. So congratulations to Misty on reaching #2 on my list of Pokémon women. Unfortunately, the award has been presented to an egg.
#2 Serena
Serena gets ruthless criticism from people who still call themselves Pokémon anime fans, and I don’t understand it. Unlike Togepi, who spends all day treating Ash like a trash can and complaining about bicycles, Serena knew Ash when they were children. She knew him so early that apparently she changed his diapers as a baby, although I’m beginning to suspect that’s not actually what happened at Professor Oak’s summer camp. May and Dawn also had bicycles destroyed by Pikachu but somehow weren’t unhappy forever, while Iris isn’t nearly as annoying as Togepi and Zigzagoon. Serena, meanwhile, consistently supports Ash throughout XY, develops her own goals as a Pokémon Performer and eventually becomes confident enough to pursue them independently. She also famously kisses Ash with her lips, which is traditionally where kisses happen. Ash doesn’t blush because Ash has spent approximately twenty-five years being completely immune to understanding romance, but he smiles, and Serena leaves believing they’ll meet again.
Advantages: I like Serena. She’s sweet, kind, determined, and her character develops enormously over the course of the series. Disadvantages: she cut her hair, which I have apparently decided constitutes a major character flaw, and Fennekin evolved. I preferred the old design with the longer hair and cleaner look, although changing her appearance was obviously meant to symbolize Serena becoming more independent and confident. Hopefully she’ll continue appearing in Pokémon stories, regardless of hairstyle. Unfortunately, this list will probably only be read by perverts obsessing over fictional characters. Seriously, that’s creepy if you ask me. Anyway, please ignore the fact that I have spent the previous eight entries discussing Flannery’s belly, Professor Ivy’s boobs, Skyla’s baby feeders, Cynthia’s melons, Jessie’s evil sexuality and two separate women’s trash cans. I am conducting serious Pokémon criticism here.
#1 May
May is Ash’s third-generation traveling companion and the female protagonist associated with Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Omega Ruby, and Alpha Sapphire. She debuted in episode 275, “Get the Fuck Out of the Way!”, originally intending to become a Pokémon Trainer despite not being particularly enthusiastic about it. After discovering Pokémon Contests, however, May realizes she’d rather become a Coordinator than spend her life participating in Jim’s fights. She travels with her younger brother Jim from Petalburg, while her father Norman runs the Petalburg Gym and her mother Caroline presumably wonders why both of her children have disappeared with some strange boy from Pallet Town. Over time May builds an impressive team including Blaziken, Beautifly, Skitty, Venusaur, Munchlax, Wartortle and Glaceon. More importantly, she develops from somebody who barely knows what she’s doing into a genuinely talented Coordinator with ambitions that belong entirely to her.
May is my #1 because she’s funny, energetic, feminine, temperamental and absolutely fucking serious about food. She has an enormous appetite, and stealing something she was planning to eat is an excellent way to discover that Pokémon battles aren’t the only source of violence in this universe. She’s flawed without being obnoxious, confident without becoming perfect, and her growth through the Advanced Generation gives her an identity beyond simply being Ash’s traveling companion. She’s not Serena, she’s not Iris, and she’s certainly not Togepi, who apparently complains about bicycles despite being a small egg Pokémon incapable of riding one. Looking back over this article, I also realize I’ve discussed a disturbing number of bellies, melons, baby feeders and trash cans, so perhaps we should finish with something resembling dignity: May is a great Pokémon character. That’s why she’s #1. And absolutely nobody ask me what happened to #3.
There are many good video games. There are other little video games. There are many other horrible video games out there, but good games have their downsides. Of course, today I will talk about all kinds of bad things. Remember that the only suggestions you can find on this list are video games. If you are looking for movies or television shows or baby names, there are other lists. Here are the 10 worst video games I have ever played.
#10 Crazy Bus
Where do you start this game? This game is not considered a game. Slowly you will lower yourself to the left and right, and then fall on the whistle. There is a sculpture of a bus that passes through the observatory. Only the Sprite Bus seems to have been created with MS Paint and it still runs better. This game doesn’t seem to end. It seems to have occurred in at least 10 minutes. There is only one song like this; it’s unstructured, so I’m not sure if it’s a song. To be honest, if you hurt a song, it should be more about sound than a stupid bass. There is no excuse for this game. Break Down is a game designed to explain how parents react to violent play. The Big Rig isn’t anywhere in this final state, but it’s very interesting. This game is not even a game you can control. There is nothing to laugh at. There are many bad games, but there are still games that you can play. This game is made for testing. HIT THE FUTURE !!! They deleted it for no reason. I don’t know why!
#9 Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon
Awesome game where you will observe the best cutscenes in the world! You shouldn’t want to brag, but your loved one is Zelda!!! Also, go ahead and defeat Gannon by putting him in the book; that’s the best way to end Zelda’s story! Also, they released two versions of this game! So you have to get rid of everything with just a few clicks. Also using state control technology will sometimes make you spazz of control! Yes! So buy your book on CDI put in today! And make sure you play Zeldas, Mario Hotel, and Face the Evil for more suffering. Yes, I don’t understand how anyone can stop this mess!
When you give other game developers the permission of your video game, this is what you get. I have been seeing this kind of game, these “Zeldas.” It was more than scary. This is not Zelda’s method. This movie is stupid, the chat is awful, the stop button is the lock button. I’m glad it wasn’t Nintendo who invented this monstrosity but it was foolish for them to license someone else.
#8 Fortnite
I don’t know why this game is so popular. Many people talk about it both in hiding and in public. Really good video games (Halo, Grand Theft Auto, Sonic the Hedgehog, etc.) save the story and make it even better. That’s not what Fortnite does. Little kids are ridiculously fooled, so what every child does is talk about this game. I also hate to think how easy it is. The same thing happened when I went to shops with guns repeatedly. Don’t let that life of crime get started for your children. Even kids playing with toys can do more than most guns in this spooky game. Children are only interested in simple things like Teen Titans Go, not video games. The game you can’t miss is the worst game everyone has ever played.
I looked at this game and saw that it was squat and irritating, much like a little child. All the silly interfaces and music bother me. It’s full of micro contributions to crap and useless guns. (Bad business! Very bad!) Moreover, the protagonist is far worse than any scene in any anime. Children still worship this, but they are ungrateful, like children of many ages.
#7 Sonic the Hedgehog
Stories, level patterns, characters, it’s like this is pretending to be a video game. The only good thing about this “game” is the music. You don’t even have to buy the game to hear it, just buy the sound. Everyone tries to save this game because the Sonic Team has no time to end the game, but that doesn’t matter! They can be punctual if they do not slow their growth. There is not even 9 characters. The game must include Sonic, Shadows, and Silver. A good Sonic player will bring Sonic back to life at the end.
The worst game of Sega Genesis! The graphics on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 are way better. Moreover, the graphics are even worse than the PlayStation 2’s worst games. It is a partially defective product. The plot has time, there is nothing to kill anywhere, there are beautiful female assassins. There is the dull Thanksgiving mini-game that you don’t have to play. But this part ruined everything in this game, and it was after Mestophiles destroyed Sonic and Princess Elise (as you can see). The only good thing about it is music. This song is better than any I have seen.
#6 Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties
Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties is a movie with a five or five minute moment in the ending to influence a character choice. I don’t know if you have to say if it’s a movie or not because everything after the cut scene is pictures. But the build-a-bear scene is FMV (Full Video Motion). Free filters are installed for no apparent reason, and the characters don’t have their own style. The humor is baseless. What’s worse is that Plumbers Don’t Wear Ties launched for the Panasonic 3DO, which was a $8700 (at the time… adjusted for inflation, it would be $15,599.85) system with only this one game. Unless you have a specific destination, you just move the car.
Ugh, this is not a game. The closest thing to a music game is “Deciding what to do next.” The development team for this probably drank a lot of alcohol at a Bar Mitzvah after-party and found that the next morning they had a game to play. They find the rabbi’s money that they forgot and take off to send it to their boss.
#5 Custer’s Revenge
This is Atari’s most stupid game. Basically, the purpose of this game is to control General Custer, the owner of the game, and save what you need and not starve in the desert. You may be arrested. I’m not sure, but it’s difficult to read. Only then can you hang a Native American woman on a pole. How terrible are the young people? If you think soccer isn’t too bad, check out the instructions that came with this game. Atari! I know it’s an adult game. But why are you just giving up and deciding to longer be creative? This is the most dangerous Atari game ever. Trust me when I warn you, don’t play this game. I hope you didn’t play this game.
This game is terrible. It would be better for me if you don’t discuss it. But instead of playing this horrible game, I had to pee and vomit. If I’m generous, I call the game a piece of grass. I think it’s an extension because it doesn’t make sense to call it a game. I have played a bad game in my life. But this is the worst Farscape video game adaptation of them all.
#4 The Deserted Bus
The purpose of the game is to get it from Tucson, Arizona, yo Las Vegas, Nevada. It takes only 8 hours. But when you return, you will receive the keys to a quaint Arizona motel. It’s even worse if you’re out of control and there’s gravel on the side of the road. You end up waiting for the garbage truck to pick you up because you are a garbage player. There will be no stopping, no cars coming to you, no passengers behind and you can go as little as 45 mph. Now that’s what I call the worst game of all time!
However, the popularity of The Deserted Bus is on the rise. There’s no pause button, so you won’t have to mark up or go to another house to eat. Unlike driving a real bus, you can’t hold down a button and leave it there because the bus is going to crash! So the truck will arrive and drag you into EXCLUSION! The situation is terrible. Why can’t the truck get you out of the sand? Why can’t you save the passengers on the bus? The key will be available every time you make any request.
#3 Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing
The funnest thing about Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing, unlike the other games on this list, is that it is something where you can’t play with Big Rigs. It’s almost impossible to lose. The opponent is initially frozen and wins by default. But the game isn’t over yet. Your truck is a soul that can overcome anything, you can climb 90 degrees without speed and you can push the limits without effort. I don’t wanna play. The truck is not interesting, there is no stats for the car you drive, no sound other than your engine.
In my opinion, this is one of the worst scenarios for a racing wagon. Not only that, but the game also presents attractive driving methods. It also shows all the fun you can do with Methamphetamine Fever. Do you really like yourself? Nothing is more offensive than driving calmly! HIT THE FUTURE!
#2 E.T. The Extraterrestrial
I know this game is bad, there fore I exist. The only thing to do in this game is a bad thing because there is no advice. Oh, the game has villains. Buddy, look at the journey, you don’t know what to do, and your character is a box. Yes, the journey goes well. Was it good? Not a lot of consoles at the time could play on any 1983 video game console. That was not Atari’s fault. But the amount of money spent on game time was wasted because people would eat other ROMs and cartridges. People blame the 1983 accident because you have nothing to blame or you didn’t know any facts first.
Getting the plague was one of the worst experiences in my life. This game is a close second. It has everything I hate when it comes to sports games. From the first moment the whole game was boring, disappointing, frustrating, heartbroken, absurd, long, bloody, and full of tears. There was stupidity and other vices you can think of. I didn’t have the opportunity to think of anything that could make me play this game from start to finish.
#1 Superman 64
Superman 64 is a DC sports counterpart. Yes, that’s worse than Aquaman. The first condition is that you have to shoot the ring that needs to fly. However, it is very difficult because it is not well controlled. As you go through the rounds, you will see suspicious hints for your second break. You have to be a good reader to understand what it is. Now that you know what to do with both cars based on your ID, what do you think? Answer another voice. Only the first level has a total of 5 miles of maps! Suddenly you need to fall on the ground or a wall. In addition, I always play with the flying ring during the game. It is in the form of an old, unrepentant, flying game system. This boring color blind game is fun and perfect. It’s true that I’ve never had anything but struggle to make it to round four. Many take the first steps to get rid of this, but some do it the worst.
Bad graphics, poor controls, infinite and uneducated displays, humorous concepts, soccer games that have endless signs and flashes, and 95% of the time is a struggle. Fly this ring for a short time. In particular, you can never predict what to do when you fly with your wings. What are the bombs and explosions that can destroy Superman? I think he’s the only one who bothers him.
My girlfriend will have a child The child must have a name. I believe that men and women are not binary, so I will use a name that explains that it is not natural, nobody knows what the child is. I have compiled my decisions with the top ten names. My girlfriend will not have the option to title the spawn. Her only job is to expel the child from the womb. What name should my first child have?
#10 Foot
“Hello! My name is Foot!” That’s what my child will proudly say someday, immediately before another child asks why the hell his parents named him Foot. But there’s a deeper meaning behind the name. Children enter a world filled with hardship they cannot possibly understand. Some are born into poverty, illness or terrible circumstances completely beyond their control, and there’s something heartbreaking about how vulnerable a child can be. Humanity falls down constantly, yet somehow we struggle back up and continue moving forward. And what do we use to stand back up? A foot. That’s right. I’ve taken the entire tragedy and perseverance of the human condition and represented it through one human foot. Suddenly the name doesn’t sound stupid anymore. It sounds incredibly important.
Also, Foot is just a strong name. Imagine introducing him at every stage of life. “This is my baby, Foot.” “Foot starts kindergarten tomorrow.” “Congratulations to Foot on graduating from medical school.” Eventually he’ll become Dr. Foot, which admittedly sounds like a podiatrist who chose his profession entirely because of nominative determinism. If he becomes a grandfather, his grandchildren can call him Grandpa Foot. If he has a younger sibling, we could name that child Hand and finally begin assembling the family. Most parents waste months choosing names from books and family histories. I’ve looked directly into the suffering and resilience of humanity and found my answer: Foot.
#9 Pinchy
I know someone three different people named Pinchy. One broke into my house and launched an incredibly organized campaign against everything I owned: all the bedding was slashed, my clothes were destroyed, the furniture was attacked with bleach, and then Pinchy stole every fork in the house and exactly two spoons. I still don’t understand the spoon situation. If you’re already stealing an entire collection of forks, why exercise restraint with the spoons? Another Pinchy worked at the same strip club as my girlfriend under the stage name “Fire Goddess of the Lost Continent,” which remains one of the greatest professional names I’ve ever heard. Unfortunately, the Fire Goddess kept stealing anything that wasn’t nailed down, got fired, ended up owing restitution, and eventually became pregnant. She then claimed my girlfriend was the father because apparently nobody had ever explained human reproduction to the Fire Goddess of the Lost Continent. She called a talk show about it. Nobody cared.
Now, based on those stories, you might think Pinchy is a cursed name. Not true! I’ve also known two other people named Pinchy who were sweet, level-headed and beautiful inside and out. Wait. I said I’ve known three Pinchys. I’ve now described at least four, possibly five. There are too many Pinchys. I don’t know where they’re coming from. Maybe Pinchy isn’t a name but a condition that gradually spreads through the population. Either way, I think it would make a wonderful name for a child. It’s cute when they’re little, distinctive when they’re older, and comes with a rich cultural tradition of property destruction, exotic dancing and unexplained silverware theft. Foot and Pinchy. My family is coming together beautifully.
#8 Piles of Bacteria
Umm, to the person who feels bad for people named “Piles of Bacteria”… I DO NOT AGREE WITH YOU. I won’t say you’ll die a thousand deaths or more because that seems unnecessarily hostile for a discussion about baby names, but I do question your understanding of classical objects. Bacteria is a classical object. This name also honors my family heritage. My mother’s name was Virus Pile, while my father was E. Coli Super Strand, although everyone affectionately called him Papa Gutrot. Even my second-best friend is named Sweet Cholera. Why should these people be pitied? They have memorable names. Nobody meets Papa Gutrot at a party and forgets him five minutes later. Nobody sees “Sweet Cholera” on a résumé and thinks, Which Jennifer was that again? These are names with presence.
Bacteria themselves are also remarkably resilient. They’ve survived for billions of years, adapted to nearly every environment on Earth and exist virtually everywhere—including inside you right now. That’s the kind of perseverance I want my child to represent. Piles of Bacteria will walk into kindergarten carrying generations of microbial dignity. And by the way, people are actually jealous of me and my fashion sense. Nobody asked about my fashion sense, but it’s important that you know this. People call me mean. People call bacteria mean. It’s probably because they don’t understand either of us. Or they’re jealous. Mostly jealous. So welcome to the family, Piles of Bacteria. Your siblings Foot and Pinchy are waiting for you, and Grandpa Papa Gutrot would be proud.
#7 Hashtag
I met a girl not too long ago named Hashtag, and she was not a particularly friendly child. Hashtag carried a large Nerf blaster everywhere she went and would suddenly scream “HASHTAG DEATH!” before firing foam darts around the room. Whenever she ran out, she’d dramatically replace the magazine and announce “HASHTAG RELOAD!” so everybody knew exactly what was happening. Then she’d grab a cellphone, take a picture of herself and yell “HASHTAG SELFIE!” Hashtag never performed an action quietly. Eating lunch? “HASHTAG SANDWICH!” Going outside? “HASHTAG PLAYGROUND!” Fell down? “HASHTAG INJURY!” Needed the bathroom? Unfortunately, yes, she announced that one too. Hashtag essentially lived her entire life as a social-media post that nobody had subscribed to.
She also spoke about herself exclusively in the third person and included her name in every single activity. When adults tried to calm her down: “HASHTAG OPPRESSION!” When she arrived at school: “HASHTAG EDUCATION!” When somebody took away the Nerf blaster: “HASHTAG INJUSTICE!” She was exhausting, strange and seemingly incapable of experiencing an undocumented moment. But I have to admire the incredible pride she took in being named Hashtag. Most children eventually become embarrassed by an unusual name. Hashtag turned hers into an entire fucking philosophy. That’s why I’d consider giving the name to my own child. At least I’d always know what they’re doing. Foot! Pinchy! Piles of Bacteria! HASHTAG FAMILY!
#6 Car Bomb
Car Bomb is a beautiful name of ancient Celtic origin. It is extremely old and full of meaning, although many people in modern Ireland consider it offensive because of its long and complicated history. The great Irish poet William Butler Yeats even wrote about the origins of the name in his famous poem Leda and the Swan. Most published versions describe Zeus appearing as a swan and violently descending upon Leda, followed by Yeats contemplating the enormous historical consequences of that moment. Scholars generally stop there. However, my copy contains the rare original ending, in which Yeats abruptly abandons Greek mythology and explains how to combine Baileys, Jameson and Guinness. This is remarkable because Baileys wasn’t invented until decades after Yeats died, proving that William Butler Yeats could see the future.
Unfortunately, modern historians claim Car Bomb isn’t an ancient Celtic baby name at all, and that the drink’s full traditional name is actually considered offensive because it references real violence during the Troubles. I find this difficult to reconcile with the documentary evidence of Yeats suddenly shouting “A HALF PINT OF GUINNESS, I DO ANNOUNCE” in the middle of a poem published in 1928. Are we supposed to believe Ireland’s greatest poets weren’t secretly writing cocktail recipes? Ridiculous. Nevertheless, Car Bomb remains #6 on my list because it sounds powerful, has a completely fabricated ancient heritage, and gives my future child something interesting to discuss with Foot, Pinchy, Piles of Bacteria and Hashtag. Just don’t ask an actual Irish historian to verify any of this.
#5 Mayonnaise
Mayonnaise would be a wonderful name for a child because it resembles the material that helped create the child, and I’m going to stop explaining that sentence immediately. Really, any food-based name tells the world that your child is delicious, although parents should carefully consider whether this might attract cannibals. That’s simply one of the risks involved in naming children after sandwich ingredients. The advantage is that if you’re ever making lunch and wish your sandwich contained a condiment named after your daughter, problem solved. “Please pass the Mayonnaise.” She enters the room. Everybody is confused. This also teaches the child from an early age that she is an essential ingredient: without Mayonnaise, everything around her is dry and disappointing.
More importantly, Mayonnaise establishes social superiority. Everybody knows the ancient saying: “Miracle Whip is better,” but this is obviously propaganda spread by people named Miracle Whip. I’ve never trusted them. In fact, all people named Miracle Whip are bad people, probably because their parents had a terrible palette and condemned them to a lifetime of being confused with sandwich dressing. Mayonnaise, meanwhile, is dignified. Elegant. Classical. Your daughter can walk into kindergarten, look directly at some unfortunate child named Miracle Whip and immediately understand her place in the condiment hierarchy. Foot. Pinchy. Piles of Bacteria. Hashtag. Car Bomb. Mayonnaise. At this point the family Christmas card is going to look like a ransom note.
#4 Doggo
My mermaid mother was left alone after my father fell in love with a woman who had more math than him. He holds the degree I had in mind, but that’s another story. My mother was only a Doggo. When I was 19, she tried to enter a hotel but wasn’t allowed inside because she was a Doggo, and eventually I discovered that she had been taken to the zoo. I loved my mother very much, so I visited every day and gave her a pig, because everybody knows Doggos love pork. Unfortunately, I couldn’t remember which Doggo was my mother, so I divided the pig into smaller portions and fed all of them. This continued until I finally decided food wasn’t enough. I wanted to hug. So I climbed over the fence and jumped directly into the Doggo enclosure. Almost every Doggo immediately rushed toward me and attacked. All but two walked away. Therefore, using the scientific process of elimination, one of those two Doggos was probably my mother.
The guards eventually rescued me and took me to the hospital. Glad that the leg didn’t hurt. I also have this leg which is my identity. That’s another reason I love the name Doggo: whenever I hear it, I remember my mermaid mother, the zoo, the pigs, the mysterious mathematics woman who destroyed my parents’ marriage, and the two Doggos who chose not to attack me. One of them may still be my mother. The other one was presumably just being polite. You are very beautiful and I love you very much. I’m not sure who I’m talking to anymore. Anyway, my mother also had big paws, and that’s why I think Doggo would be a beautiful name for my child. Someday I’ll take little Doggo to the zoo and introduce them to Grandma. Assuming I can figure out which one she is.
#3 Diaperlord
My baby could be named Diaperlord. When I was in eighth grade, a girl at my school became with child and decided to name her spawn Diaperlord. Everyone told her this was a stupid name, including the baby’s father, who suggested Kyle, Chad or Montgomery instead. She refused. She would accept Diaperlord and Diaperlord alone. The disagreement broke his heart, and being the kind person I am, I lent the guy a caring and listening ear. Then I discovered the baby was going to be a girl and realized this man was insane. Kyle? Chad? Montgomery? Those are terrible names for a girl. I told him he was crazy and walked away. Eventually the couple separated, the mother gave birth, and the little girl was officially named Diaperlord. She turned out to be very friendly. So really, everybody complaining about the name Diaperlord owes that woman an apology.
Unfortunately, Diaperlord’s father has blamed me for the naming dispute ever since. For seventeen years, he has waged psychological warfare against my collection of American Girl dolls because I rejected Kyle, Chad and Montgomery. He once broke into my house, gouged out all their eyes and arranged the dolls to spell the names “KYLE,” “CHAD” and “MONTGOMERY.” I don’t even understand how many dolls that requires. Worse, he has threatened to damage them badly enough that I’ll need to send them to the American Girl Doll Hospital, which could seriously affect their resale value. This is unacceptable. Diaperlord is now seventeen years old, perfectly friendly, and probably wondering why her father is still terrorizing a collection of dolls over an argument from 2009. Diaperlord moved on. Her father didn’t. Neither did the American Girl dolls.
#2 Chicken
There’s only one KFC near me, and I’ve been going there for years, but lately their customer service has really deteriorated. A few months ago I ordered dinner for the whole family and asked the employee for a hug. He gave me the largest hug in the world, and it touched my heart, so naturally I requested at least five more. He informed me that additional hugs would cost extra. What kind of bullshit is that? I had already purchased a large amount of chicken. Surely that entitled me to some complimentary physical affection. He offered a handshake instead, so I asked about other types of hugs and suggested KFC post a sign clearly explaining how many hugs customers receive with each purchase. He said he didn’t know. Food is already expensive. Why should I have to pay extra for hugs? This isn’t complicated. Put the hug policy next to the fucking menu.
I returned later and ordered a $9.99 box containing sliced potatoes, biscuits, coleslaw and wine, plus two supreme tacos because I assumed that would increase my hug allowance. When I checked the box, however, the coleslaw was missing, which obviously meant fewer hugs. The employee demanded another $2 for the coleslaw and additional hug, then suddenly announced, “I actually have no arms and will not be able to give you the hug.” This was surprising because he had previously hugged me, but I didn’t have time to investigate. Instead, he produced the coleslaw from his mouth, and I caught it in a bowl. I told him, “Next time, tell people you have no arms before you let them order hugs.” He began choking on coleslaw, so I left. Anyway, I prefer ordering online now. And that’s why I would name my child Chicken.
#1 Dora the Explorer
Dora is a beautiful name inspired by a seven-year-old Latina girl who travels the world answering questions about what work she wants to do and where she wants to go. Accompanying her is a yellow bag and her loyal primate friend named Boots. Each incident follows a series of cyclical events in which Dora and Boots encounter obstacles involving proverbs, Spanish nouns, counting and the confusion. Their greatest enemy is Swiper, the fox-headed thief of nine tails, who constantly steals objects for reasons nobody understands. Whenever he appears, Dora confronts him and firmly declares, “Swiper, cease this abhorrent practice of stealing items!” Sometimes this works. Sometimes viewers must help Dora and her primate recover the stolen property. This teaches children valuable lessons about language, mathematics and dealing with repeat offenders.
Dora and Boots must also confront Grumpy Old Troll, an elderly creature who lives in a building beneath a bridge and refuses passage until the audience solves his proverb. The program is famous for breaking not merely the fourth wall but the fifth-dimensional walls, allowing Dora to communicate directly across space and time with children watching television. Eventually she reaches her destination, solves the confusing puzzle game and celebrates by taking a rocket ship into space while singing “We can do it!” Take your Boots and win. That’s why Dora is my #1 name: it’s friendly, recognizable and carries the spirit of exploration. More importantly, after naming my other children Foot, Pinchy, Piles of Bacteria, Hashtag, Car Bomb, Mayonnaise, Doggo, Diaperlord and Chicken, somebody in this family deserves a name that won’t immediately trigger a meeting with the school counselor. Dora wins.
Doctor Who is a show from the island of British Souls that has aired since the days of Germanic settlers. There have been hundreds, may thousands, of Doctors. These are the best 10.
#10 The 2nd Doctor – Patrick Troughton
Dr. Troughton was extremely influential. His Doctor is more stubborn and evil than his best friend’s grandfather, The First Doctor. Troughton’s recorded instrument plays the improved Doctor Who. This is the first time we’ve seen Sonic the Hedgehog and the love of Jelly Babies.
Patrick Troughton is the physician who convinced people that the idea of a career worked! He is wonderful, funny and a doctor. He also has Jamie, who is a total fucking tool. It’s a pity that many parts are still missing, I think many people would appreciate it if they saw its impact. Cybermen and Game of Thrones’ sources are ancient. It looks good. His work has been lost a lot. But it’s very big Most of the modern physicians, such as Tennant and Smith, are interning in Troughton.
# 9 The 6th Doctor – Colin Baker
Doctor Six is Wrong! But he is often overlooked for humor. Although the quality of some essays His (not all) might not be good. Especially his first story, which deserves credit for his fame. Colin Baker also presents some awesome, frightening things to see – more than Tom Baker himself. Let me tell you! His voice is also the best Doctor Who report in terms of performance and features. The simplicity of a favorite doctor.
It was evident that Colin Baker was a doctor from a young age who instilled in me a greater desire for Who. Every time my final credentials started working I was a Cyberman. I like all genres in television and sound movies. If you are a doctor, you must be a very good doctor.
#8 The 7th Doctor – Sylvester McCoy
In the beginning it started with one thing, one kind. However for “The Caramel Master Plan” he became more mysterious. Other episodes like “Chess Master” and “Time Winner,” are great. His relationship with Ace is beautiful. There is the part of the father taking care of his part. But he’s happy to bring it back for improvement as well. 7 also has surprises like boarding and r-rated moves. Sylvester McCoy as the Doctor had a lot of bad guys, which is a pity. He will be my doctor all the time.
My favorite doctor! Just look at “Dalek Memories” and you can see what I mean. Come on, Ace is awesome! Love ya # 7! His humor obscures the dark and deceitful side. Just check out the “Survival” and you will starve. These episodes are of ADHD children who want to protect their teammates who always take good pictures.
#7 The 13th Doctor – Jodi Whittaker
Yes not my favorite, but why is she the only underwater doctor in the program.?Yes, her timing is not the best and she is not as profound as everyone else, but the twelve lost in the first season. Her doctor is a similar person, her appearance will require further examination. But the wise doctor (Not writing wisdom) was no better than her at first.
Thirteenth Doctor is a girl .. BLOOD! In “The Timeless Little Boy” she hears about the terrifying veil since its inception: She was indeed a timeless, an orphan from the world who did not know the extraordinary power of regeneration born of Naga mother- A teacher. She was used to create Royal Ownership, in a time when a child was pressured to secretly work for years before. Surprisingly, despite she is overcoming the Master’s plan to take over the world with a new Cyber-Time.
#6 The 3rd Doctor – Jon Pertwee
He had half of a life. But he won and made a living for himself in every situation that the doctor had. This was the first doctor I looked at, and years later he is still my favorite timekeeper.
Did anyone know that he has a tattoo of a snake on his arm? How long will the Chief Justice feel when giving them that way? The first doctor I saw, funny, sharp, daring and afraid of needles! I love his introduction when you see his funny face.
#5 The 9th Doctor – Christopher Eccleston
What I like is calling random people and asking them who their favorite doctor was. At the end of the day, I think it’s gonna be Tennant, but I also like this guy. Doctor Ninth really surprised me for his character, of course. Doctor Who was the darkest and most hated. Which makes sense to see him as the start of the Doctor since the war, so let the experience relate. He is frightening, funny, and humorous, a selfish person who spends time with a mysterious sense of humor and is the only beloved Doctor. Even in history there were such harrowing moments as the end of “Dalek” and, of course, the tragic end of “Open the Way.” I think you need a doctor will be as simple as that. So heartbreaking that I couldn’t believe where the author wrote.
When I was a teenager, when did I start looking for a doctor? It was the first time I dropped out of school when I was a kid because I was sure it was the same for the other doctors who loved it. Not to mention that Rose is her partner and the best doctor I have ever had in my opinion. Seeing the two change and change each other well during their time together, the perfect partner is Doctor Who.
I just wish we could see more than a few doctors, the next steps will be amazing. But there is only one method I have used to make him his favorite joint to date: ‘Really cool!
#4 The 12th Doctor – Peter Capaldi
Is good he and his name in the film are old doctors, but he’s just as fun as modern doctors. In the eighth set there is the darkest type. I remember when I looked at his ear, I felt: “Wow, we almost forgot the character was a 2000+ year old traveler suffering from war and eternity. It’s been a long time ago.” Next time we look at the doctor to learn what he has done in the past with his new body. And then he becomes a happier father. And not to mention Peter Capaldi’s power, he is truly out of this world. Just watch “Zygon Inversion Talk” and the monologue of “Sent to Heaven” to change your mind.
This should only be a mix between the 11th and 12th Physicians.They’re very different, especially since Matt Smith was able to show different spirits for a short time, Peter Capaldi showed. Emotions and depth and length of time. What is best depends on the story being told. On the face of both authors there are gifts from authors who understand these areas. This means that, unlike a sixth or tenth doctor, both are flexible.
#3 The 4th Doctor – Tom Baker
He’s a doctor. He’s someone who many others have proven to work. From jelly baby scarves and hats to bohemian hair. His habits and reputation as an actor make him the best doctor out there. Matt and David are fine even though I have to change. But Tom is the best doctor, and I find he goes down a lot. If the doctor is in a high position, I don’t see why he’s a doctor.
The host plays the most eccentric part! He lives and breathes for the last time and is one of the actors in control of the whole situation even though they are not talking to each other. Forsake God! The fourth doctor is Tom Baker! It made a huge hit, preserved the universe in style, and gave me a jelly-attached baby. No other expert can compare with Time.
#2 The 11th Doctor – Matt Smith
The Elfin Man is amazing. He was my pediatrician and I loved him so much. If I get the chance, I want to be the 11th with him. But there was a patriotism and a small piece of ice surrounded us. Becoming a doctor, Matt Smith showed a very important skill in transitioning from effect to effect in the afternoon, a work that the writer enjoyed.
I like to think that the doctor is human. I am referring to any vision of any nine smaller ones because he blames himself in the war of time. But be wise, joyful and sad. Because he’s a miserable person, Eleven is a joke too. But he regrets not hiding it (unlike any ten). He lived the best he could. But we all found him to be a little kid (more than he would have if he had grown up if you couldn’t be a kid at times). I think the reason wasn’t because the guy had forgotten. He wanted to forget, he tried to move on.
#1 The 10th Doctor – David Tenant
I will try not to create the beauty of it. I feel like there are ten pictures that show his soul and connect him with more musicians than any other doctor. I’m not saying that others don’t express the soul, I just mean I think there are 10 pictures. We all know that Rose loved us and after her death she was depressed. But she tries not to show it and doesn’t let it interfere with her work and things. All he does because Martha was a little upset. But all she does is Rose, who shows how much she loves him and doesn’t raise him often, which is very important because of her. He expresses his grief the same way we do. But he tries to hide from us, being angry like we do. I’m honest that he doesn’t show sadness or anger very well. For a man who has lost a lot, he seems to be happy all the time. Proud, cocky, smart, tactical, and witty, he’s very hard to beat.
He has always been a good doctor. Love that he’s not afraid (by the way) and it’s nice to see the good side of things. Having a well-known Sonic the Hedgehog actor, The Tenth Doctor is ready for any occasion. His friends – Rose Tyler, Donna Noble and more provide motivation and show. The tenth type of doctor, in my opinion is the most beautiful. He has the best practices and results in the history of doctors. In addition to fighting the village (which apparently didn’t have a chance against doctors) he also had a love of acting.
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