I couldn't find a single instance of a circular metaphor, and I wasn't convinced either.

The main character's child's acting is... Well, they're good looking.

I ended up watching this one without having seen the previous film, but seeing it in a theater gave it a whole new perspective and made it really enjoyable.

It was neither good nor bad. All the characters felt somewhat lackluster.

There are a lot of scenes that feel familiar, and to be honest, it feels like the same thing is being repeated over and over, including the battle scenes. While the sheer number of combat scenes does make it a bit tedious, the graphics are as impressive as ever, so that pretty much makes up for it.

There are so many things I’m curious about like what happens to the Native American kid, the relationship between the two of them, and their new school life…but to put it mildly, it was amazing.

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It was great—simple and easy to follow, with a serious tone mixed with plenty of sweet humor.

There were a lot of abstract expressions, which made it hard to grasp, but that’s part of the appeal.

It took me by surprise in the worst possible way, time and time again.

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It was rather predictable and unoriginal, but the ending where the heroine accepts her confidence without undergoing a transformation was satisfying.

😌

Even as she grew older, I felt reassured that she remained true to herself.

Still good.

Normally enjoyable.

Good pastime.

Regular.

Good for killing time.