default strawberry letter part 411

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00:00Ready for Uzi and gangles for rafting and how DreamWorks catalyze the perfect ship.

00:08In the world of fandom, there exists a word so cursed, so sacred, so venturously protestant.

00:17No, I don't want to scare you so stupidly.

00:20A word that has corrupted the innocent minds, ruined children's cartoons, and gave Sonic fanart.

00:28Yeah, Sonic.exe, no, not Sonic 3, not Sprout 2 only.

00:46Hi, I'm Zest.

00:47Here's the bad guys.

00:49DreamWorks created the perfect ship.

00:51Slow burn it over two movies.

00:53Teased us with all intension and then finally talonized it without actually ruining the whole franchise.

01:01And this is actually a repeat.

01:03Because, let's be honest, shipping used to be fun.

01:05It started as a sweet little fanfic book.

01:088 plus B equals AB.

01:10You know, that's cute.

01:11But now shipping has been on a battleground.

01:14There are full-on words in the comment section of ships.

01:17Have really even interacted on screen.

01:20Fanartists are doing overtime.

01:21Writers are creating.

01:22Timing authors are in the universes.

01:24And Paul goes to a sea terrible thing.

01:28Terrible.

01:29Terrible.

01:30Content Studios.

01:31I'm sure it's a tell of me big ships.

01:34It isn't a spell.

01:35Others make it the entire point of the blocks.

01:38But here's the thing.

01:40Good ship isn't just the inside.

01:43Good ship is the story.

01:45And I'm sure you're certified shipping.

01:47I'm here to tell you DreamWorks did something almost not hurt.

01:51They took a bad thing.

01:53Yeah, I'm bad.

01:54Mutual.

01:55I didn't understand the words on our characters.

01:59No, I don't want.

02:00I don't like Laca Day Z now.

02:02The murder drones look like these individuals are different.

02:06It's like, oh.

02:08It's a mystic push.

02:10Not onliners.

02:11Her thing.

02:13Just the right amount of money.

02:15Oh, shit.

02:16She's right through, Mr. Wolk.

02:18She's causing out and challenges him.

02:19She's not charmed.

02:20She's conflicted.

02:21So that's exactly why your attention is.

02:24Now if that rivalry has to burst in, you have to do everything.

02:27I'm telling you the boys at VO3 would have to have a lot of discussion.

02:32But DreamWorks said, watch up there.

02:34But we can give them an emotional back

02:37before you start attracting you.

02:39We are at the end of the month,

02:40and we are liking what you see and what you hear.

02:43And then we would like to consider hitting the subscribe button.

02:47I'm getting off.

02:48Did anyone ask her name, darling?

02:51What makes Diane so brilliant is how she functions

02:55This is bad guys too.

02:57She's like Mr. Wolf without the self-reflection.

03:00She knows what it's like to be a villain and try to change.

03:04She knows how hard it is to not run your reputation.

03:07That's why she gives him grace.

03:09Because she's in love, but because she sees herself in him.

03:12And that means the perfect dynamic with Mr. Wolf.

03:16Veronica Foxington.

03:18Mr. Wolf on the other hand starts to destroy

03:19when he committed to the bits.

03:21You know, the big thing.

03:22Your bad guys are literally just sad.

03:24Oh, Mr. Snack.

03:29Mr. Wolf.

03:31And this scene brought about the moment of the internal awakening.

03:37Where Mr. Wolf feels what it's like to do with it.

03:41And that one moment sparked by Diane

03:44that sets the entire franchise into motion.

03:47So, let's talk about the horrible scene.

03:49Look for you, the eyes are telling me that this wasn't a ship truck.

03:52The tension, the chemistry, the lighting, the fact that they trust each other completely.

03:57Middams, the great works, knew exactly what they were doing.

04:01It's not just about who they were cute.

04:03It's about the fact that what was the first perfect act of goodness into the moment of transformation happens in front of Diane.

04:10And because of Diane doesn't just want to be good.

04:13It wants to be seen as in my heart.

04:15That's storytelling.

04:16Oh, yeah, they're having to ship from rivals and Russian allies to half-friend.

04:22And not just be blood-batter friends, but I believe it.

04:26You'll become a type of friend.

04:27That's why the ship works.

04:29That's why it feels apparent.

04:31Okay, so let's go.

04:32Because this right here is how the ship works.

04:34The ship is number one.

04:36Mr. Shark.

04:37Mr. Snake.

04:54Now Kung Fu Panda.

04:56Now.

04:57Here's bad guys, yeah.

05:05Mr. Wolf and Diane, boxing ten.

05:22Not because it's physical, but because they've already chosen each other.

05:25Even when Diane starts on screen, she's driving the bus.

05:28Who takes on the entire family's death by...

05:30She's Misty Luggins.

05:31...is associated with people just to protect Diane's identity.

05:36It's romantic, without having to say...

05:38Oh, and how would the bad guys look, and now we're going to buy on you.

05:44Because by that point, it's not about who they will say.

05:48We know they will.

05:49That woman is just a...

05:51Those bad guys are literally just kind of the first thing you have to do with a lot of bullying.

05:56Those bad guys are literally just kind of the first thing you have to do with a lot of bullying as bad guys.

05:57The first film had layers of conflict, the second, the more interjection and spectacle.

06:02I still have a blast from the first, from a writing standpoint, how that be emotional and blessed me.

06:07It's definitely important.

06:09So, even the villains, the bad guys, not to be fleshed out.

06:12Fun, yes.

06:13And quite an outfit, absolutely.

06:15Hopefully, they didn't carry the weight of self.

06:17Three more students.

06:18Still, I'm glad they beat the shit.

06:20Kind of, well, because we didn't, you know, the violence.

06:24Well, because the store, apparently, this wasn't a fan service.

06:27It was a good writer.

06:28Private service or a good writer.

06:31And then, they said, let's deal with something, and then give the fans a good service.

06:38And I respect that.

06:39Okay, so we give them a few days.

06:43We are back.

06:44We are officially back.

06:45We have seen the bad guys.

06:48We have seen the bad guys.

06:48We have a few thoughts on the book.

06:50I have fun watching the movie.

06:53I think anyone who's seen the movie will have fun watching it.

06:58The gaps were talking on, you know.

07:01I just felt like the producers or the executives just felt give them an animated high school movie.

07:11It has been the market on it was at this point to date.

07:16You know, it's just the fun, bright movie.

07:18That movie doesn't take itself serious sometimes.

07:21So, it's a pretty interesting movie.

07:24And I'm kind of, you know, what do you think about the conversation about the diet and the industry?

07:30It's bad guys.

07:31Really bad.

07:32Guys, bad guys, bad guys, bad guys, bad guys.

07:35I don't see people if you feel like the friends and the details are a little better.

07:39I really love to hear the thoughts in the comments section.

07:43I hope you guys have a like, comment, and subscribe.

07:45It seriously helps to boost the channel and it's chaotic as you can read.

07:49Also, on Twitter now, I believe we're on this book.

07:53Just, you know, hit me up there.

07:56We can talk about animation.

07:58We can talk about random stuff.

08:00Talk about more.

08:00You're a Chelsea fan.

08:02I'm also a Chelsea fan.

08:03We can talk about anything.

08:05So, that's it.

08:07Thanks for watching.

08:08I'll love you and I'll love you to you.

08:10Bye.

08:11Alright, that was the end of that, guys.

08:13How the Dreamworks count, I spent a perfect shift.

08:16Thank you, Uzi, and gang goals.

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