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Psychic Boy Norman: Boys vs. Zombies
Filiberto 2022-03-24 09:02:04
Continuing the picture effect of "Ghost Mom", it is completely John Carpenter's horror style, and it is an extreme crazy farce of ghosts and ghosts. When the "Plants vs. Zombies" game is popular all over the world, and all kinds of matching toys are popular, there is only a lack of a decent animated movie to fill people's lives. It can be seen that this film was born at the right time to the audience's appetite, resulting in a one-sided applause, which is not surprising. Regardless of the witty plot, the exquisite and meticulous modeling design, and the crazy and scary chase scene, it is well-deserved to regard this film as a boutique. What's more, there is still such a loving, preaching, and entertaining family-style party.
Extended Reading
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Perry Babcock: This is where it stops! It's one thing being a mental case in front of your family, but not the whole freaking town! There's not gonna be any more talking to ghosts, or grandmas, or, or... what is it now?
Sandra Babcock: I think it's trees.
Perry Babcock: You're grounded! You hear me?
Norman Babcock: This is ridiculous. I wish everyone could see what I see! I didn't ask to be born this way!
Perry Babcock: [Perry mutters as he slams his door shut] Funny, neither did we.
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Sheriff Hooper: What do you think you're doing firing at civilians? That is for the police to do