Alright then, hey guys, what's up it's me? Presidus! So we're back with the... We're doing Inktober, but remember I'm doing my favorite Halloween candy. My favorite Halloween character is counting down from number 6 since I obviously missed number 7. So this would be number 5 which happens to be Emily and Victor from Tim Burton's The Corpse Bride. And if you haven't seen The Corpse Bride yet, it's on Netflix and I saw something interesting when I was rewatching it last night while I was doodling this and then today I only watched it last night and watched it twice. But I saw something interesting. I did not know that LICA is at LAIKA Studios which is the animation studios that are stop motion and they did Paranormon, Box Trolls, Coraline and Kubo. So I thought it was interesting. I saw that Tim Burton actually partnered up with LICA for The Corpse Bride. I have no idea if I'm actually safe now. Right LICA? LICA? I don't know. It's a interesting game so you'll have to correct me down below because apparently I say everything wrong. But anyways, so I thought I'd share with my experience with Corpse Bride a long long long time ago when it was released into theaters. I remember wanting to go see it with my babysitter because the time I was only like 11 or something like that. I don't even know how old I was. I was pretty young though. I don't know. I don't remember what year it was. I think it was high school for me. I don't know. But I still have babysitter because I obviously couldn't drive at the time and my parents are in the racing business so they left me behind as usual. I remember sitting and watching the HBO exclusive on The Corpse Bride and the Making of the Corpse Bride and I thought, oh, I'm going to watch this. I had no idea it was going to spoil the entire movie. It spoiled it. So I mean, as soon as I saw it in theaters with my babysitter, oh my gosh, it was exactly like the HBO exclusive. Like the whole timeline, it was the biggest, spoilish dumpster trash effort. So I mean, I was so upset that I knew everything was going to happen. There was no surprise whatsoever to the storyline of The Corpse Bride for me. So it was not a good experience. So I learned from this movie and that exclusive to never ever watch an exclusive to a movie ever again. I've never watched any behind scenes or anything. I still have trouble looking at trailers because I feel like trailers reveal so much to movies and I'm always like, no, no, no, I don't want to see that. I start refusing to watch the Marvel trailers or the Pixar trailers just because they ruin the storyline. And I mean, I just want to stay away from it. I stayed away from, like, that's why you'll never see me do like, oh, here's a reaction video to the trailer of the upcoming Pixar movie, Coco. No, I'm never going to do that because I want to enjoy it for myself. And I feel like trailers and exclusives and behind the scenes, interviews, they reveal too much. So I'll usually watch those after the movie, after I've seen it, not the trailers, but like the interviews with the actors and the behind the scenes. Yeah, I'll totally, I just learned my lesson from Corpse Bride. I did not want to ruin, I don't want to ruin any future movies or animations like I did with the Corpse Bride because that was just miserable. It was like a waste of money sitting there and knowing the whole storyline. Like, it wasn't, there wasn't like a book problem because usually the books are better than the movies and you kind of know what's going to happen, but at the same time, the movie's always going to be different no matter what. And I just feel like I spoiled it completely. That's why I'll usually read books after the movies. And I mean, I always make a point to read the books and then I find out, oh, they're making this book into a movie. I don't know. It's just, it's spoil, spoil, spoil, but it's interesting to see do different views, but I will never watch an exclusive to an animation or watch any interviews because they just give a way too much away and I don't want that anymore. But yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed this. Here's my rant on why you should have watched exclusives before movies and I hope you will have a more wonderful day. Bye!