Sean Akizuki's Fantasy Critic

It's no secret that I don't like Marvel anymore ever since Disney bought it, more stupid writers are into it and I thought about X-Men: Apocalypse as probably one of the biggest mistakes ever. Now it's time to talk about Cable and what I thought should've happened. X-Men: Apocalypse IMO doesn't do the villainous Apocalypse any justice. Oscar Isaac was the worst villain actor. I thought Jason Vosloo of "The Mummy" would have made Apocalypse more terrifying. Plus, it's even hard to determine now what's going on in the Marvel Cinematic timeline with all the convoluted mess we're in. Heck -- when did X-Men: Apocalypse even take place? Was there a reboot? Plus, Apocalypse was completely wasted in that film. I thought about it that Cable of all people could have been introduced into the film. He could be introduced as Cyclops' son from the alternate future instead of a son lost in time -- and now he's old enough to be his father's ...

I decided to rewatch both the Beauty and the Beast (1991) and Beauty and the Beast (2017)  and I still like the older one better in terms of charm. The 2017 had some background story but I felt it lacked the charm. So I decided to finally write down my crazy thoughts in the form of a literary critique with my own wishful thinking -- and that I even wished the remake happened and I wish it happened in 2011 and not 2017 to get a young cast that I wanted. First, I really thought about it maybe far too many times about why I thought Emma Watson was their pick for Belle. Sure, she can do something else but I felt like Belle wasn't for that character. Instead, I thought about Emma Roberts as Belle at 20 years old. Okay, Belle may be actually 17 or something but I think Roberts would fit the role with her appearance. Plus, I think a Belle that's only 5'2 would be a "little more fitting" for the role of Belle. So what's my idea for Belle for my imagined remak...

Although I'm not such a huge fan of the Fushigi Yuugi OVA (which tried to focus on a reincarnated Tamahome as Taka) -- but it showed how Taka is still the real Tamahome. He wants to reach out to Miaka and even if he's lost his identity but his soul is still Tamahome. In the real world -- he reaches out to her shouting out her name and it's one of my favorite moments in an OVA I didn't really like too much.  Though invisible, the stars in my heart are very concrete guideposts I scream countless times at the top of my lungs the name of the dear one who gave me courage. She's a treasure I risked my life to acquire. An unknown force tries to hypnotize me. But I will never forget my days with you. If this is a dream, I'm begging you, wake me up! Leave no traces of this in my mind. Hurry, before the other me becomes a knife. I can hear the voice of my spirit from far away. Take me to it. I have a love that I must defend. Probably, what hurts the most is hurtin...