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I have seen this on so many Reddit posts... it's why I never made an account there.

They just put this movie up on Crunchyroll. Someone in the comments mentioned Nostalgia Critic's review of this movie, so I watched it instead. I cried - because it was bang-on right. Lol at the quote from the movie director "The worst experience of my professional career." One thing he didn't address *spoiler* if the good king had a scepter that could kill the bad king all this time, and the good king could wield said scepter better than Nemo, then why on earth didn't he use it to get rid of the bad king BEFORE he invited Nemo to be his daughter's playmate, BEFORE he entrusted the ONLY key to the bad kings domain to a little kid (who naturally is prone to breaking promises and telling lies), BEFORE he gave the only thing that could defeat the bad king (scepter) to someone else, and BEFORE he makes a under-aged kid the NEXT KING? Answer: the little dishonest Nemo is probably more responsible and forward-thinking than this doofus.

You have two options: Watch the review in lieu of the entire movie, or watch the movie first and then the review.

Very interesting - a great way to put things in perspective.

It's things like this - when teachers actually 'get it' and surprise the hell out of their students - that the limits of what can be taught become only an afterthought...

Of all the foolish things to enjoy watching, I am glad this is back on.

That was probably the first 360 moving video I've ever seen that lasted longer than a minute.

Seriously - if this was in fact real, then that's got to be the most incredulous thing I've heard in a while. Seriously, was the teacher white? I hope not. Did she go home and make all her friends laugh at how she was able to get all her students to pick cotton at her whim and encourage them to like it? I can only imagine.

And this guy - for being slightly inebriated he is well spoken - the story flows.