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Foreword: This was originally written and posted on December 26, 2021. I wasn’t sure what to post after posting my Jimmy Neutron vs. Jimmy Negatron review because I didn’t want to leave this month off on that review. I didn’t want to just leave it off at 3 posts, I want to leave off on at least 4. And I hadn’t seen any movies, old or new releases, or have I started of finished watching any shows, and I didn’t feel like reposting yet another Mortal Kombat 🐉  related post. I’ve done two Mortal Kombat 🐉 posts in the past few weeks, the first one I did recently was the one about the trailer to Mortal Kombat II 🐉 (2025), the one with Karl Urban, which I posted on July 22, 2025, and then the second one I did was a repost of my DeviantART journal talking about the female outfits ♀︎ in the Mortal Kombat 🐉 franchise as a whole, and how revealing or not revealing they are, and whether they constitute accusations of sexism, which they have gotten here and there from some select fem...

  (These are the posters for Rail of the Star ☆ and First They Killed My Father .)   I wasn't sure if I was going to write this, but I since I started thinking about it, I couldn't stop thinking about it, and I thought, "What the heck?" So, I'm writing it. If you follow my blog, you'll know that I recently covered the two war films, First They Killed My Father and Rail of the Star ☆ . Now, these movies might seem different on the surface. First They Killed My Father is a live action historical drama war film that focuses on the Cambodian Genocide 🇰🇭💀 and the Cambodian-Vietnamese War 🇰🇭🇻🇳, while Rail of the Star ☆ is an anime historical drama war film that focuses on World War II and the Japanese colonial rule over Korea 🇯🇵. They cover vastly different time periods, and vastly different conflicts. You would not expect them to have any similarities at all, but they do. These two movies are remarkably similar to each other, and it's thanks to me ...