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NOTE: If you're wondering about the Gumball symbols, read the meaning here .

As I've seen many other people do scorecards known as "Movies I've Seen Scorecard", I'd like to join in with this. This scorecard is pretty much different from all my other scorecards because here, instead of me reviewing cartoons, I voice my opinion on several movies I watched and reviewed over the years (technically, there are cartoons in this scorecard but not those that premiered on television).

Now you're wondering about plenty of things about this scorecard; what's with the seasonal borders? Well, the years indicate the year I critiqued the movie in. For example, in 2017, I reviewed Star Wars: the Last Jedi. The reason why I don't split these movies into the years they respectively released in is because updating the scorecard will only get messy. By messy, I mean dragging a lot of the title cards and the ratings the movies were given around whenever I want to update the scorecard with an old movie I reviewed. This would only get me lost especially with the ratings.

Secondly, what am I going to do with the movie when I release a scorecard including that film? Simple, I just cut the movie and rating out of this scorecard. This applies to movies part of franchises or film companies I was thinking about doing a scorecard on in the future (ex. Avengers: Infinity War would be in a Marvel Cinematic Universe scorecard while the Rugrats movies and The Wild Thornberrys Movie would belong in a Nickelodeon Movies scorecard but that's another story). After all, this is a miscellaneous scorecard that just shows some movies I've reviewed that aren't part of any other scorecard. It's the same deal as dragging all the title cards and ratings around, but I'd say it's less messy than doing said action by year movie was released in because I don't have to do much research comparing the release dates of other films. Essentially, when a scorecard containing the same movie from this scorecard comes out, then the title card of the film will be deleted from this scorecard and be moved over to the other scorecard.

Also, why couldn't I just include movies from other scorecards into this scorecard? Again, it's a miscellaneous scorecard, meaning it'll only include scorecards that don't fit into other scorecards as of today. Plus, including all the movies for a planned or announced scorecard in this scorecard will only spoil the surprise of that scorecard.

Thirdly, why didn't I include TV movies? Good question. Since they premiered on television, I would just link that TV movie to the show the film is related to. If the TV movie isn't related to any show, then...I honestly don't know what to do with it. I mean, I intend this scorecard to only include theatrical and direct-to-video releases, so I guess that's a reason why I don't include TV movies. Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon have original movies that technically premiered on TV while at the same time have a limited release in theaters.

The scorecard looks pretty small and I know that it looks small because when it comes to movies, that's actually a lot. Think about it, a movie is much longer than a typical TV episode (which lasts around 22 minutes) while a movie (typically ranging from 90-120 minutes) has a lot of minutes in it. I even did the math for all the movies I reviewed and see how many minutes all of their running time combined makes and divide them by the length of a normal TV episode. It looks like 4-5 TV episodes make up a movie so when comparing how the amount of TV episodes make up a film to a normal movie itself, this scorecard would've consisted more than 150 episodes if the movies were broken up into episodes.

Since I've seen movies that have similar problems with plenty of other cartoons I've seen part of my canonized scorecards, I began to see that some of these movies have Gumball Syndrome just like said shows, which is why you see the seal on this scorecard. So far, eight movies I've seen appear to have Gumball Syndrome.

And lastly, I know that some of the title cards of some movies are either the trailer title cards or potato-captured, but since they're brand new in theaters, I may need to wait awhile for either the actual movie ones or one in a higher quality since they're the target titles I'm looking for.
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HISTORY
Yes, I have a history with some of these movies. I will go into detail with each movie I reviewed in this scorecard, but talking about each one will make the description too long. You can talk to me about what were my experiences with the movie before and when I reviewed it.
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SOURCES

I don't often watch movies in theaters than I often do back then, but the movies I remember seeing when screened on the big screen were Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Avengers: Infinity War. Those were the movies I saw in theaters while at the same time review them. It does come off as a challenge to me simply because I have to face kids or babies cry while the movie is screening and that is a tad irritating but I did my best to focus on what's happening on the movie.

For the movies I streamed online, it does include several of them but on different sources. They include:
Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000 (YouTube)
The Rugrats Movie (Netflix)
Rugrats in Paris: the Movie (Amazon Prime)
Then there are the other movies me and my family streamed at home...on our TV. Some of them are:
Gremlins (Netflix)
Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone (Amazon Prime)
Amélie (Hulu)
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Google Play)

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DATES I WATCHED THE MOVIES
Not only would this section consist of the different times I reviewed these movies but also the time I watched some movies that weren't listed on this scorecard due to reasons I will explain. Remember that I don't quite remember when I exactly watched these movies because I wasn't really keeping track of when I watched them, but with some of the movies I recently watched, I knew when I saw them. The dates I reviewed the following motion pictures are presented below:

* - I watched the movie in theaters
** - I watched the movie at school
*** - I watched the movie using cable TV

2017:
The Powerpuff Girls Movie: March 26
Star Wars: The Last Jedi: December 14*
The Greatest Showman: December 20*
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle: December 27*
Gremlins: December 31

2018:
Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone: January 22
This is the End: March 17
Avengers: Infinity War: April 27*
Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000: May 11
The Rugrats Movie: June 8
Rugrats in Paris: the Movie: June 10
The Wild Thornberrys Movie: December 4

2019:
Amélie: January 31
The Hate U Give: February 14**
Saving Mr. Banks: March 1
The Little Prince: March 5
The Parent Trap: March 21***
Cyrano de Bergerac (1950): March 25-April 3**
Nacho Libre: March 27
Dumbo (2019): March 30*
Alvin & the Chipmunks: April 5***
Captain Marvel: April 5*
Shazam!: April 6*
Cyrano de Bergerac (1990): April 8**
National Treasure: April 11**
Bee Movie: April 11**
Teen Titans Go! to the Movies: April 14
Breakthrough: April 19*
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: April 26
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul: April 26
Avengers: Endgame: April 26*
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep: April 28
Elf: April 30***
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: May 1***
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water: May 1***
Are We There Yet?: May 3
Are We Done Yet?: May 3
Alvin & the Chipmunks: the Squeakquel: May 3
The Cat in the Hat: May 6 (** for the first half, home for the second half)
Wonder: May 6 (Originally reviewed on November 18, 2017*)
Alvin & the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked: May 8***, September 18***

Pokémon: Detective Pikachu: May 10*
Electric Dreams: May 12
The Benchwarmers: May 13**, September 24
Jumanji: May 13
Bridge to Terabithia: May 17
A Dog's Journey: May 18*
The Intruder: May 21*/**
Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!: May 22**
Aladdin (2019): May 24*
Evelyn: May 27
All in one day (May 29): Penelope, Paddington 2, A Quiet Place, The Devil Wears Prada, Déjà Vu, Toys, and I Am Legend
The Passion of the Christ: May 31
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules: June 7
Hollywood Cavalcade: June 10

Toy Story 4: June 21*

The Farewell: July 18*
The Lion King (2019): July 23*
Dora & the Lost City of Gold: August 10*
Good Boys: August 27*
Little Monsters: September 1
Justin Bieber: Never Say Never: September 8 (hey look, my first review on a documentary and no, I'm not a believer)
Truth or Dare: September 9
The Illusionist (2006): September 11-13
Welcome to Marwen: September 15
The Giver: September 17
A Wrinkle in Time: September 17
No Ordinary Hero: The SuperDeafy Movie: September 18 (also the first movie I reviewed)
Carol: September 19
The Danish Girl: September 22
The Spy Next Door: September 23
The Last Airbender: October 4
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: December 19
Cats: December 23
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days: December 31

2020:
Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans: February 19***
Portrait of a Lady on Fire: February 29*
Emma.: March 6*
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp: September 7
2021:
Godzilla vs. Kong: April 3*
Cruella: June 4*

Now here are the movies I watched during my critic days but didn't technically review them:
Kung Fu Panda 3
Zootopia
Alice Through the Looking Glass*
Ghostbusters (2016)* (basically, I didn't want to watch the movie)
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life*
Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them*
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*
Lincoln**
Kubo and the Two Strings**
A Monster in Paris**
Astérix and the Vikings**
Astérix the Gaul**
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000 version)**
And finally, the films I reviewed but I considered my thoughts on them outdated or forgotten:
Finding Dory*
Kong: Skull Island*
Radio (2003)**
Incredibles 2*
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
There will be no review summing up my opinions on all these movies I reviewed since I haven't taken notes will reviewing each film and since each movie is different, you may ask me why I like/dislike the movie. If it's an unpopular opinion, then you can request a ControChoice on that movie here since I'm ready to do ControChoices on movies. However, I can show you the final ratings on what I think of each year for films in cinema from the movies that were released that year I have reviewed (including those from canonized movie scorecards) and the total amount of movies I reviewed within each year:
1939: WEAK (1)
1950: FAIR (1)
1984: FAIR (2)
1989: UNSATISFACTORY (1)
1990: MEH (2)
1992: HEINOUS (1) -
1995: AMPLE (1)
1998: POOR (2)
2000: MEH (1)
2001: MIDDLING (2)
2002: MEH (3)
2003: MEH (2)
2004: MEH (3)
2005: INADEQUATE (1)
2006: ALRIGHT (7)
2007: POOR (7)
2009: FAIR (2)
2010: INADEQUATE (3)
2011: ALRIGHT (5)
2012: WEAK (3)
2013: FAIR (4)
2014: INADEQUATE (1)
2015: WEAK (6)
2017: MEH (9)
2018: ALRIGHT (11)
2019: MIDDLING (17)
2020: GOOD (1) +
2021: AMPLE (2)

Description
NOTE: If you're wondering about the Gumball symbols, read the meaning here .

As I've seen many other people do scorecards known as "Movies I've Seen Scorecard", I'd like to join in with this. This scorecard is pretty much different from all my other scorecards because here, instead of me reviewing cartoons, I voice my opinion on several movies I watched and reviewed over the years (technically, there are cartoons in this scorecard but not those that premiered on television).

Now you're wondering about plenty of things about this scorecard; what's with the seasonal borders? Well, the years indicate the year I critiqued the movie in. For example, in 2017, I reviewed Star Wars: the Last Jedi. The reason why I don't split these movies into the years they respectively released in is because updating the scorecard will only get messy. By messy, I mean dragging a lot of the title cards and the ratings the movies were given around whenever I want to update the scorecard with an old movie I reviewed. This would only get me lost especially with the ratings.

Secondly, what am I going to do with the movie when I release a scorecard including that film? Simple, I just cut the movie and rating out of this scorecard. This applies to movies part of franchises or film companies I was thinking about doing a scorecard on in the future (ex. Avengers: Infinity War would be in a Marvel Cinematic Universe scorecard while the Rugrats movies and The Wild Thornberrys Movie would belong in a Nickelodeon Movies scorecard but that's another story). After all, this is a miscellaneous scorecard that just shows some movies I've reviewed that aren't part of any other scorecard. It's the same deal as dragging all the title cards and ratings around, but I'd say it's less messy than doing said action by year movie was released in because I don't have to do much research comparing the release dates of other films. Essentially, when a scorecard containing the same movie from this scorecard comes out, then the title card of the film will be deleted from this scorecard and be moved over to the other scorecard.

Also, why couldn't I just include movies from other scorecards into this scorecard? Again, it's a miscellaneous scorecard, meaning it'll only include scorecards that don't fit into other scorecards as of today. Plus, including all the movies for a planned or announced scorecard in this scorecard will only spoil the surprise of that scorecard.

Thirdly, why didn't I include TV movies? Good question. Since they premiered on television, I would just link that TV movie to the show the film is related to. If the TV movie isn't related to any show, then...I honestly don't know what to do with it. I mean, I intend this scorecard to only include theatrical and direct-to-video releases, so I guess that's a reason why I don't include TV movies. Streaming services like Netflix and Amazon have original movies that technically premiered on TV while at the same time have a limited release in theaters.

The scorecard looks pretty small and I know that it looks small because when it comes to movies, that's actually a lot. Think about it, a movie is much longer than a typical TV episode (which lasts around 22 minutes) while a movie (typically ranging from 90-120 minutes) has a lot of minutes in it. I even did the math for all the movies I reviewed and see how many minutes all of their running time combined makes and divide them by the length of a normal TV episode. It looks like 4-5 TV episodes make up a movie so when comparing how the amount of TV episodes make up a film to a normal movie itself, this scorecard would've consisted more than 150 episodes if the movies were broken up into episodes.

Since I've seen movies that have similar problems with plenty of other cartoons I've seen part of my canonized scorecards, I began to see that some of these movies have Gumball Syndrome just like said shows, which is why you see the seal on this scorecard. So far, eight movies I've seen appear to have Gumball Syndrome.

And lastly, I know that some of the title cards of some movies are either the trailer title cards or potato-captured, but since they're brand new in theaters, I may need to wait awhile for either the actual movie ones or one in a higher quality since they're the target titles I'm looking for.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
HISTORY
Yes, I have a history with some of these movies. I will go into detail with each movie I reviewed in this scorecard, but talking about each one will make the description too long. You can talk to me about what were my experiences with the movie before and when I reviewed it.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
SOURCES

I don't often watch movies in theaters than I often do back then, but the movies I remember seeing when screened on the big screen were Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Avengers: Infinity War. Those were the movies I saw in theaters while at the same time review them. It does come off as a challenge to me simply because I have to face kids or babies cry while the movie is screening and that is a tad irritating but I did my best to focus on what's happening on the movie.

For the movies I streamed online, it does include several of them but on different sources. They include:
Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000 (YouTube)
The Rugrats Movie (Netflix)
Rugrats in Paris: the Movie (Amazon Prime)
Then there are the other movies me and my family streamed at home...on our TV. Some of them are:
Gremlins (Netflix)
Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone (Amazon Prime)
Amélie (Hulu)
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Google Play)

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
DATES I WATCHED THE MOVIES
Not only would this section consist of the different times I reviewed these movies but also the time I watched some movies that weren't listed on this scorecard due to reasons I will explain. Remember that I don't quite remember when I exactly watched these movies because I wasn't really keeping track of when I watched them, but with some of the movies I recently watched, I knew when I saw them. The dates I reviewed the following motion pictures are presented below:

* - I watched the movie in theaters
** - I watched the movie at school
*** - I watched the movie using cable TV

2017:
The Powerpuff Girls Movie: March 26
Star Wars: The Last Jedi: December 14*
The Greatest Showman: December 20*
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle: December 27*
Gremlins: December 31

2018:
Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone: January 22
This is the End: March 17
Avengers: Infinity War: April 27*
Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000: May 11
The Rugrats Movie: June 8
Rugrats in Paris: the Movie: June 10
The Wild Thornberrys Movie: December 4

2019:
Amélie: January 31
The Hate U Give: February 14**
Saving Mr. Banks: March 1
The Little Prince: March 5
The Parent Trap: March 21***
Cyrano de Bergerac (1950): March 25-April 3**
Nacho Libre: March 27
Dumbo (2019): March 30*
Alvin & the Chipmunks: April 5***
Captain Marvel: April 5*
Shazam!: April 6*
Cyrano de Bergerac (1990): April 8**
National Treasure: April 11**
Bee Movie: April 11**
Teen Titans Go! to the Movies: April 14
Breakthrough: April 19*
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: April 26
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul: April 26
Avengers: Endgame: April 26*
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep: April 28
Elf: April 30***
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie: May 1***
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water: May 1***
Are We There Yet?: May 3
Are We Done Yet?: May 3
Alvin & the Chipmunks: the Squeakquel: May 3
The Cat in the Hat: May 6 (** for the first half, home for the second half)
Wonder: May 6 (Originally reviewed on November 18, 2017*)
Alvin & the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked: May 8***, September 18***

Pokémon: Detective Pikachu: May 10*
Electric Dreams: May 12
The Benchwarmers: May 13**, September 24
Jumanji: May 13
Bridge to Terabithia: May 17
A Dog's Journey: May 18*
The Intruder: May 21*/**
Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves!: May 22**
Aladdin (2019): May 24*
Evelyn: May 27
All in one day (May 29): Penelope, Paddington 2, A Quiet Place, The Devil Wears Prada, Déjà Vu, Toys, and I Am Legend
The Passion of the Christ: May 31
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules: June 7
Hollywood Cavalcade: June 10

Toy Story 4: June 21*

The Farewell: July 18*
The Lion King (2019): July 23*
Dora & the Lost City of Gold: August 10*
Good Boys: August 27*
Little Monsters: September 1
Justin Bieber: Never Say Never: September 8 (hey look, my first review on a documentary and no, I'm not a believer)
Truth or Dare: September 9
The Illusionist (2006): September 11-13
Welcome to Marwen: September 15
The Giver: September 17
A Wrinkle in Time: September 17
No Ordinary Hero: The SuperDeafy Movie: September 18 (also the first movie I reviewed)
Carol: September 19
The Danish Girl: September 22
The Spy Next Door: September 23
The Last Airbender: October 4
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: December 19
Cats: December 23
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days: December 31

2020:
Teen Titans Go! vs. Teen Titans: February 19***
Portrait of a Lady on Fire: February 29*
Emma.: March 6*
DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp: September 7
2021:
Godzilla vs. Kong: April 3*
Cruella: June 4*

Now here are the movies I watched during my critic days but didn't technically review them:
Kung Fu Panda 3
Zootopia
Alice Through the Looking Glass*
Ghostbusters (2016)* (basically, I didn't want to watch the movie)
Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life*
Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them*
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*
Lincoln**
Kubo and the Two Strings**
A Monster in Paris**
Astérix and the Vikings**
Astérix the Gaul**
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000 version)**
And finally, the films I reviewed but I considered my thoughts on them outdated or forgotten:
Finding Dory*
Kong: Skull Island*
Radio (2003)**
Incredibles 2*
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
There will be no review summing up my opinions on all these movies I reviewed since I haven't taken notes will reviewing each film and since each movie is different, you may ask me why I like/dislike the movie. If it's an unpopular opinion, then you can request a ControChoice on that movie here since I'm ready to do ControChoices on movies. However, I can show you the final ratings on what I think of each year for films in cinema from the movies that were released that year I have reviewed (including those from canonized movie scorecards) and the total amount of movies I reviewed within each year:
1939: WEAK (1)
1950: FAIR (1)
1984: FAIR (2)
1989: UNSATISFACTORY (1)
1990: MEH (2)
1992: HEINOUS (1) -
1995: AMPLE (1)
1998: POOR (2)
2000: MEH (1)
2001: MIDDLING (2)
2002: MEH (3)
2003: MEH (2)
2004: MEH (3)
2005: INADEQUATE (1)
2006: ALRIGHT (7)
2007: POOR (7)
2009: FAIR (2)
2010: INADEQUATE (3)
2011: ALRIGHT (5)
2012: WEAK (3)
2013: FAIR (4)
2014: INADEQUATE (1)
2015: WEAK (6)
2017: MEH (9)
2018: ALRIGHT (11)
2019: MIDDLING (17)
2020: GOOD (1) +
2021: AMPLE (2)