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Actually pretty cool. It's about this shy girl who's super into jellyfish and lives with a bunch of other geeky girls who are all into different, kinda weird stuff. They end up meeting this stylish guy who shakes things up a bit, and it's funny seeing how their nerdy world collides with all the high fashion drama. The show mixes up humor with some real heartfelt moments, which kept it interesting even when the plot seemed a little out there.

I'd give it a 7/10 because, while it's definitely unique and has some solid laughs, the whole fashion angle was sometimes hard to get totally into. The characters are great, though. Really different from your usual anime crew, and they bring a lot of personality to the story. It's not your typical anime, and that's kind of refreshing, but it might not be for everyone, especially if you're not into the whole otaku culture thing. Overall its worth watching if you're looking for something that's not just the same old action-packed series.

Totally blew me away! It's this cool, kind of spooky series that takes you on a wild ride through a strange forest filled with talking animals, magic, and all sorts of odd characters. The vibe is just right for those who dig a bit of mystery mixed with some genuinely heartwarming moments. Each episode is like a little adventure, and the animation style is super unique, giving it a look that stands out from your usual cartoon.

Honestly, it's a straight-up 10/10 for me. The story about two brothers trying to find their way home keeps you hooked from start to finish, and the soundtrack is killer, adding so much to the atmosphere. It's not just for kids. There's plenty there for anyone who loves a good tale well told. If you're into shows that are a bit off the beaten path and make you feel all kinds of emotions, 'Over the Garden Wall' is definitely worth watching.

Chaplin's still got it. The guy's a legend at slapstick, and he throws down some seriously funny scenes that had me laughing out loud. The boxing match? Classic. It's cool to see how well the humor holds up, even if it's all silent and black and white. Plus, the way he mixes the goofy stuff with some sweeter moments is pretty clever, though sometimes it gets a tad too sentimental for my taste.

Overall, I'd give City Lights a 7/10. It's definitely worth a watch for the comedy alone, and Chaplin's charm is off the charts as the Tramp, especially when he's bumbling around, trying to help out the blind girl. But while the heartwarming bits are nice and all, they kind of slow the pace down and make parts of the movie drag a bit. Still it's a solid film that shows why Chaplin's considered one of the greats, even if the mushy stuff isn't really my thing.