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Iggy Azalea - Fuck Love From the album 'The new classic'.ġ9. 'I'm already in love with myself / So in love with myself' - 'F*ck Love' by Iggy Azalea

DeJ Loaf Kid Ink 'Full Speed' Available Now! iTunes: Amazon. 'Let's just be honest, let's just be real' - 'Be Real' by Kid Ink ft. People are shady and you need to be careful who you surround yourself with.ġ7. Young Dolph's 'High Quality Street Music 4: American. Young Dolph 'Preach' (WSHH Premiere - Official Music Video) The official WorldStarHipHop video premiere of Young Dolph's 'Preach'. 'I don't f*** with these niggas cause they shady' - 'Preach' by Young Dolph Questioning a person is annoying - have some trust.ġ6. Rae Sremmurd - Come Get Her (Explicit) (Official Video) SremmLife” available now! iTunes: Google Play: Amazon. 'You getting on my nerves with them questions' - 'Come Get Her' by Rae Sremmurd People are always going to try to take away your happiness.ġ5. The film closed in a neat little package with Emma and Jake back together, post-battle, in 1946. Which, by the way, is still completely possible based on character development.

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While Burton used this as a tool to bring the movie full circle, the movies could’ve be spaced out into a trilogy, just like the books. It was an interesting concept, yet the execution left the fight scene crunched into a small time frame. This was met with mixed reactions from fans of the book. When this point came in the movie, which was incredible cinematography by the way, the movie continued right into the battle between the Hollowgasts, Wights and Peculiars. In the book, this left the readers on the edge of their seats, anxiously waiting for the next book to be released. The book closes with the peculiars sailing off into the sunset as they begin their journey in search of Miss Peregrine, who has been abducted by the Hollowgasts. Golan’s identity as truly being Barron, who has the ability to shape-shift.įinally, the ending was completely different from the book. Golan was untrustworthy, but the movie did an excellent job of concealing Dr. For those who read the book, it was evident that Dr. Golan was female, which was an excellent touch in displaying the power of Barron. He was a prominent character in the books because Jake was very open with his psychiatrist in the aftermath of his grandfather’s death. The plot line of the movie was pretty much spot on, up until the point where the book ended, in which Burton drove the movie into uncharted territory. While a few of Jackson’s comments lightened the mood of the movie, it does not remove the fact that he was not terrifying in the slightest. Have you ever been to Florida?” His tone is sarcastic as he describes his time spying on Jake.

Jackson’s character literally says, “I spent three months in Florida. Jackson as Barron, the head Wight, was less terrifying as it was comic relief.

The Wights were represented as they are described in the book: Humans with completely white eyes. A Hollowgast that consumes enough peculiars is turned into a Wight. The Hollowgasts were creepy, but far from terrifying. For starters, the Hollowgasts, who literally eat the eyeballs of peculiars and will kill anything in their path, are supposed to be so completely and utterly terrifying that one is afraid to sleep at night. Hugh, Brownyn, Millard, Enoch, and all of the other children were present with their same peculiarities from the book.īurton made some major alterations for the on-screen rendition. In the film, these features were transferred to Emma, leaving Olive with pyrokinesis. This power was given to Olive, who in the books was considered “as light as air.” She wore lead shoes to keep her grounded, as well as a rope to tie around her waist, which was meant to keep her from floating away.

Emma is the main female character in the books, as well as the movie, and her peculiarity is her ability to create fire with her hands. A major difference between the book and the film is the power swap between Emma Bloom, played by Ella Purnell, and Olive Abroholos Elephanta, played by Lauren McCrostie. The other characters were casted similarly to their descriptions in the book, except for a few minor changes in age. The actor chosen for this role, Asa Butterfield, gave off the perfect boyish innocence, while still being able to encompass the courage and ferocity that made readers fall in love with Jake. The main characters were similar to what the fans would’ve expected, especially the main character: Jacob Portman. The book and the movie opened almost exactly as the readers expected, just before Jake’s grandfather’s death.

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