Halifax95

Okay, so you bronies and pegasisters have seen the movie Equestria Girls right?

Am I the only one who thought that the movie had some holes in it?

Like in one part when Twilight met Pinkie she said "Do you have a twin sister that has a dog that looks exactly like that one?" So, when Twilight went into the Alternative universe there was a human clone of Twilight what? And they never made the other Twilight's appearance..where was she? It's like they just mentioned it one scene and then just bailed it! It was pointless to put it there...and when Sunset Shimmer went into the human universe wouldn't she have a human clone as well?

 

I think if they took more time into making the movie it would be better. Or maybe if the story was written differently like Twilight goes to the human universe and she finds people like her friends in ponyville, she ends up friendnig them and every week she goes to visit them and writes to the Princess about the humans and how they are a lot like the ponies in ponyville, some are nice and some are mean BOOM a spinoff! 

 

I am not not saying I didn't like Equestria Girls, I actually quite enjoyed it and I can most certainly watch it again. I just think if the story changed a little it  or wouldn't have holes in it 

I totally agree, everything is far too convenient, but it always will be with stuff like this. If someone you knew turned up as though they had never met you (or at least this incarnation of you) before, your first thought probably wouldn't jump to identical twins.

I suppose the quasi-whimsical happenings in the show are acceptable because they take place in a magical ponyverse, but when it comes to a world deliberately engineered to mimic our own, familiarity makes us notice quirks and abnormalities more easily.

I always wished that sunset shimmer took her henchponies back through the portal and there was a story continuation in that direction but, once again, as is so common in the series, the ending tied up far too quickly. 

I think you're right, it was probably quite rushed because of the hasbro execs on the writer's backs, plus I guess it would be difficult for the single writer Meghan McCarthy to get it perfect with deadlines etc.

To be honest, this episode had premise but not the execution, in my opinion. The pacing was rushed at the end again; everything tied up far to quickly, especially considering how drawn-out the beginning dialogue was. Give the storyline to a half hour slot and you could sort the rushed ending out, but that's the case with a lot of episodes.

Yeah, I agree Discord looks like he's being toned-down, but unfortunately not by virtue of events in the show that are accountable for, but by pure writing - which makes it all far from true to his character.

I thought that the storyline could have been a good one, though.

Brad.

Damn.

Went to both a publicly-funded primary and secondary school. Did A-levels at 6th form and currently studying Civil Engineering at university. For the first half of the first year of secondary school I did attend a private school, though only out of necessity.

Though there is foam on top of the mugs. Usually only hard cider has foam.

Buuut... If it is booze I think the writers were only teasing it. Cider means different things depending on region. Spiced apple juice served warm is cider over here.

I would agree with saying that the foam means that its alcoholic. Over here in the UK though cider is just about never non-alcoholic and as previously mentioned it's just the cultural difference. I guess at least this means we can say we're cultured...

Ironic seeing as both the US and Canada are derived from the UK that the difference has developed.

I'm 18, I have a beard which makes me look 19-20 I guess, but if I shave it off I look about 15  :/

Can't beat Weetabix.... topped with multi-grain shapes. You've got to have a bit of luxury now and then