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Review of by Haddon2007 — 23 Apr 2022

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Holy **** **** This movie is awful on so many levels. I even wanted to scream at multiple intervals because of this unnecessary and **** horrifying excuse of a movie. For one, none of the kids, except for Missy, Wild Card, and Wheels, are likable. They exist just for filler (Slo-Mo, Facemaker, A Capella, Fast Forward, Noodles, and Rewind), and cuteness proximity (Guppy).

Also, despite this being a spinoff to "Sharkboy and Lavagirl" (WHICH WAS GOOD), the title characters don't get enough focus, specifically Sharkboy, who doesn't even have any lines!

Also, why the **** is the main protagonist, Missy, not the child of the duo? I mean, it makes no sense why they gave birth to Guppy, a side character who just exists because of cuteness proximity, as said before.

And then there's Ojo. She's a pretty cute character who is mute, but yet communicates through art. She's decent, but then the ending just RUINS her character. Turns out she CAN talk and that she's a straight-up **** in sheep's clothing who's the Supreme Commander of the aliens. Cool twist, right? Yeah, I thought so, too. But then it turns out it was all a TRICK, as she was just training the gang to be superheroes. How anti-climactic!

So yeah, this movie sucks balls. Sure, the acting's okay and the plot's decent (despite it being atrociously executed), but I would rather stick a tree branch up my ass than watching this movie.

This review of We Can Be Heroes (2020) was written by on 23 Apr 2022.

We Can Be Heroes has generally received mixed reviews.

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