Top 20 Music Movies Episodes

I said last time that I had far less of a personal problem with the critic I’d be highlighting today. At the time of writing that, I didn’t realize that I had so little of a real issue with this guy that I wouldn’t be able to come up with something to include in my typical smartarse introduction. Really, the closest I can get to something I don’t like about him would be his recent lack of production. Sure, he does Let’s Plays with alarming regularity but I mean in terms of the show of his I’m talking about this time around. But even that is understandable, given how I’m sure Paw has some more important issues to take care of at the moment, like his son for instance. … Oh wait, he said he could end up returning to the series soon. Well, if you take nothing else away from this, know that this is probably one of the nicest guys on the Internet. He’d have to be for even me to struggle to even jokingly put them down. Let’s just get started with the Top 20 Episodes of Music Movies.

Snoopy And Charlie Brown: The Peanuts Movie (2015) - Movie Review

 

Is there a single character in the entirety of fiction that better represents childhood depression more than Charlie Brown? Seriously, he’s the on-again-off-again punching bag of all his peers, he is the product of a society where the children act far more like adults than the actual adults do and, for whatever reason, life as a whole seems to take great pleasure in taking a massive dump on his day for its own amusement. That skit from Family Guy where Charlie ends up as a thuggish stoner might be an optimistic expectation, all things considered. Still, even with all that baggage, he and the rest of the Peanuts canon are yet another staple of pop culture. Most of it came out before I was even born and, without seeing any of it for myself, elements of it are just that pervasive that they have always stuck with me: Charlie’s aforementioned emotional scars, the football gag, “You blockhead!”, Patty and Marcie’s ‘relationship’, the cripplingly sad songs that would show up in the TV specials and movies, “No dogs allowed!”; the list goes on. So, even though I am going into this with little to no prior experience with the series, it would be nearly impossible to go into this film completely blind.