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Hello there, my crowd! Welcome to my Weekly Musings: Orange Edition. 

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 So I guess the biggest news is all hard work I've been putting in lately. I am building shelves with my uncle and helping my mother with some late renovations in her kitchen. Honestly, it's kind of exhausting work. Rewarding, but exhausting.  But at least I am getting stuff out of it! My uncle and I did a garage sale run, and I found a bluray player and a VR headset. Also, I will eventually be getting my uncle's old computer desk, which will be better than my current one.

 Can't say I saw any other trailers worth mentioning. Most were just new trailers for stuff I've all ready talked about. But the cast for the live action Zelda movie has been released, at least for the lead characters anyways. Also, a live action MLP movie was announced. Wild~

 [ 1 / 2 ] MOVIE TIME!  First, I saw Beetlejuice Beetlejuice! This movie good, but a little confusing. It was all over the place with its story (at times, I confused two dead guys as the same character), but when the visuals kick in, this movie is great. The actors that reprise their roles still got it! I wish there had been at least one reference to the animated series, but more then that, I wish the movie had prioritized its visuals a little more over the story. So outside of needing some cliffsnotes, when you turn your brain off and just enjoy the visuals, you'll really enjoy it. Especially considering they found a new way to make Beetlejuice into a creep, with a certain visual effect they really should have reconsidered putting in. If you know, you know.

 [ 2 / 2 ] DOUBLE FEATURE!  I also saw Mary Poppins Returns. When this movie first came out, the response around it was lukewarm at best. However, if it had come out now, people would be praising it for being a love letter to both animation and the cinematic arts. The movie borrows many elements from the original before it, yet still manages to be very whimsical and entertaining. The only thing I don't care for is how they really tried to have a villain in this movie. It's not a perfect movie; I would have liked to see Julie Andrews make a cameo at least. However, I don't think it's for me. It's the Mary Poppins movie for a new generation, a younger audience. And it accomplishes that mission quite well.

That's it for now, my crowd.  Take care, and make a little room.

Now this is my kind of humor. Just watch. This is "Losing balance" by Frosted_Derp.