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Foreword:  This was originally written and posted on DeviantART on Thursday January 20, 2022. Now that I’ve got my reviews of Tron (1982) , Tron: Legacy , A Working Man ♂︎ , and Alien vs. Predator (2004) out of the way, I can finally repost another one of my old reviews. This time, it’s my review of the Netflix anime series, Godzilla: Singular Point . I’ve been meaning to repost this review for a while, but I never got the chance to because I got caught up with writing other reviews and writing other stuff. But now, I do have a chance to, and I’m taking it. It has been awhile since I’ve seen this show from beginning to end, so it’s not as fresh in my mind as it once was and I don’t have a lot new to say about it for this section that I haven’t before in other places. And that’s just because I have no desire to go and watch it. If you’ll notice when you read this review, that I actually went pretty easy on it, giving it a middling review rather than an outright negative review, e...

  (This is a screenshot from Brandon Tenold’s recent video, which was a review of Killer Crocodile 2 🐊 , which is a sequel to the 1989 Italian horror/adventure film 🇮🇹, Killer Crocodile 🐊 . They were apparently filmed back-to-back, which is why Killer Crocodile 2 🐊 was released one year apart from the first one. Gotta tell ya, Killer Crocodile 2 🐊 sure doesn’t look like a 90s movie at all. It looks like an 80s movie. Probably because it was filmed in the 80s, 1989 to be exact, so it’s still technically an 80s movie even though it was released in the 90s. I guess Patrick Willems was wrong, Days of Thunder ⚡️ was not the “last film of the 80s,” it was actually Killer Crocodile 2 🐊 .)   Well, since I gotta my review of Tron (1982) out of the way, I can finally write about the thing I really wanted to write about this week: movies that I want Brandon Tenold to review. I guess I should probably explain who Brandon Tenold is before I go any further because some of you mi...