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In my previous article, I mentioned how I got the film Superman: Brainiac Attacks on the same day that I saw Superman Returns with my grandfather. Since that film is connected to that important day, I felt like reviewing the film.

Superman: Brainiac Attacks was released in 2006, the same year as Superman Returns. It is considered to be the first feature-length Superman animated film. Some episodes of Superman: The Animated Series were combined into movies, but Brainiac Attacks is the first true Superman animated film.

The plot of the film revolves around a team-up between Lex Luthor and Brainiac....
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I have seen several movies at the theater. I've had lots of good experiences at the movies, but my all-time favorite theater experience came from the time that I saw Superman Returns with my grandfather.

I saw Superman Returns on June 30th, 2006, at the 11:50 AM screening. It might sound weird that I have the date and time memorized, but for whatever reason, I felt like memorizing it. I'm glad that I did remember it, because seeing the film with my grandfather is one of the fondest memories of my childhood.

The week when I saw Superman Returns wasn't one of my easier weeks. For reasons that I'm...
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There are a lot of things that I collect. One of my favorite collections is my collection of Frozen dolls. Ever since I was little, I've had an interest in things that were considered to be for girls rather than boys. However, as the world has gotten more progressive, I've made an effort to not be ashamed of my passion. Because of that, I'm now able to collect dolls without feeling ashamed and embarrassed.

When I got my first Frozen doll, I wasn't expecting to build a big collection. For a while, I just had four dolls from Frozen. However, after Frozen 2 came out, I realized how badly I wanted...
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Frozen and Frozen 2 are two of my favorite films of all time. They are some of the most enjoyable films to rewatch, because of their intriguing plots, lovely songs and gorgeous animation. Another key aspect to the success of the Frozen films is the cast of characters. I will be going over my favorite characters from Frozen and Frozen 2. A lot of these characters didn't have huge roles, but they left a memorable impact on me.

20. Earth Giants

The Earth Giants served as intimidating yet not despicable antagonists for the heroes to deal with in Frozen 2.

19. Sven

Sven gets some amusing moments from...
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My Little Pony is a franchise that's filled with various kinds of charming characters. There are various types of good characters, including strong leads, scene-stealing supporting characters, cool villains and more. My article is for characters from the series My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, as well as My Little Pony: Equestria Girls and My Little Pony: The Movie. Since there are so many characters, this article will be a ranked list rather than a descriptive ranking. If you have questions about specific spots on my ranking, feel free to leave a comment.

60. Verko

59. Angel Bunny

58. Svengallop...
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Game of Thrones is a series that is full of characters. There are so many characters that ranking them all is a challenge that I'm not willing to engage in. Instead, I'll just be ranking my top 25 favorite characters from the series. Since the show has dozens of major characters, there are plenty of important characters that won't make my list. It's important to note that this ranking consists of my own personal opinions. I'll have plenty of opinions that will likely be unpopular, but regardless, I hope that you enjoy the ranking. There will be some spoilers in my ranking.

25. Barristan Selmy...
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Blue's Clues is a delightful franchise that has a lot of heart. A lot of the franchise's appeal comes from the characters in the franchise. For this ranking, I will be including characters from the original series, as well as Blue's Room and Blue's Clues & You!. Blue's Clues is a franchise filled with kind, lovable characters. There are some characters that didn't leave much of an impression of me, but there are no characters in the franchise that I hate.

24. Green Puppy

Green Puppy is a recurring character from the original series. What hurts her appeal is the fact that she can unintentionally...
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Batman has the best villains of any comics hero, so I want to rank Batman's large gallery of villains. Batman has far too many villains for anybody to rank, so this ranking is only going to focus on Batman's major rogues.

Villains that have only made a few appearances will be left out of the ranking. This means that I'll have to leave out several great villains. Some of my favorite Batman villains that left a big impact with a small number of appearances include Egghead, King Tut, Bookworm, Professor Bubbles, Farmer Brown, Rag Doll and the Weeper.

50. Clayface

Clayface is a villain that ranks...
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Code Geass is one of the greatest shows of all time. One of the main reasons for that is because of the show's large cast of great characters. Code Geass has so many characters that ranking all of them would be a difficult task, but I've decided to go ahead and rank them all. This article has been one of the hardest that I've ever had to make. It took days of writing and thinking to make, but I believe it was worth it.

Some things to know about my ranking:

I'm ranking the characters based off of my personal feelings. I've been a fan of Code Geass since 2015. Since then, I've developed very strong...
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The Flash film has the long-awaited return of Michael Keaton as Batman, so it seems like the right time to look over the cast of Michael Keaton's Batman films. Michael Keaton starred as Batman in 1989's Batman and 1992's Batman Returns. Both films were directed by Tim Burton.

Cast members in both Batman and Batman Returns:

Michael Keaton as Batman

Michael Gough as Alfred Pennyworth

Pat Hingle as Commissioner Gordon

Cast members in Batman:

Jack Nicholson as the Joker

Kim Basinger as Vicki Vale

Robert Wuhl as Alexander Knox

Jack Palance as Carl Grissom

Jerry Hall as Alicia Hunt

Tracey Walter as Bob the...
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There are a lot of great franchises out there, so picking favorites might not be easy. However, in this article, I will be highlighting the franchises that mean the most to me. The franchises in this article are listed in alphabetical order.

Batman

When it comes to the DC vs. Marvel debate, I like both, but I tend to side with DC. The main reason for that is because of my love for the Batman franchise. Very few characters have had as good of a variety of adaptations as Batman. Batman's gone through countless changes. He's been a lovable symbol of hope, a fearsome anti-hero, a complete goofball...
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In the past, I liked to collect VHS tapes and DVDs. Due to losing access to VHS players, I have moved on from VHS tapes. However, I still collected a lot of DVDs. A lot of my DVDs aren't organized, but there are some exceptions. My biggest exception is my Batman DVD collection. I have a specific section just for Batman. That section is at the risk of becoming overfilled, because of how many Batman DVDs I've gotten.

Due to no longer being able to take pictures on my computer, I don't have photos of my collection. However, I can list my collection. If you want to know what any of the DVDs look...
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe is a 2002 reboot of the 1983 series of the same name. A lot of reboots have infamous reputations for lacking the appeal of the originals. However, this He-Man reboot managed to be a hit with the fans due to it respecting the original series while also having a lot of different elements that helped it stand out.

In the show, Cam Clarke voiced He-Man. He is best known for voicing Leonardo in the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon series.

Unlike in the original series, Battle Cat didn't speak.

Kathleen Barr voiced Evil-Lyn. She later went on to voice...
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I'm a big fan of the Masters of the Universe franchise, including both He-Man and She-Ra, so it's my pleasure to share some fun facts about the franchise. For this article, I'll be focusing on the original He-Man series, He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and the original She-Ra series, She-Ra: Princess of Power.

Originally, a majority of the male characters in He-Man were going to have names that ended with the word Man. This ended up not being used for all of the male characters, but it still applied to some, such as He-Man, Beast Man and Mer-Man.

Skeletor was the main antagonist of He-Man...
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Masters of the Universe is a franchise that started in the 1980s. It started off as a line of toys before becoming a cartoon series by Filmation. The franchise follows the adventures of He-Man, a prince from Eternia that can become a muscular superhero. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe protect Eternia from Skeletor and his sidekicks. The franchise also follows the adventures of She-Ra, He-Man's sister who protects Etheria from the Evil Horde.

Shows:

1. He-Man and the Masters of the Universe

This series started in 1983. The show only had two seasons, but both seasons were very long. In total,...
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It's not uncommon for the most dangerous villain in a franchise to be built up for a long time. Some films won't give their biggest villain a chance to shine in their first film, while some shows will keep their biggest villain hidden for entire seasons. For example, the big villain in Avatar: The Last Airbender didn't show his face until the third and final season. Also, Pokémon's biggest villain, Giovanni, was hidden in the shadows until the 63rd episode of the series.

One of the most built-up villains in all of fiction is Horde Prime. Horde Prime is a villain from the Masters of the Universe...
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