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Plesu.
Well, that's just my opinion. In reality, the problem is that, in general, "Mary Sue" isn't even an insult, because any truly a) good and b) lucky person will be indistinguishable from that Mary Sue... However, this has a somewhat negative impact on the quality of the spectacle. That is, at some point, I simply stopped feeling empathy for Moana, because it was clear that if she encountered a new problem now, it would take 30 seconds, and everything would be fine, she would handle it. I prefer it when there are... real crises. Maybe this is some kind of subjective view of mine, and you felt and understood it better, but that's how it is for me.
By the way, Maui handles crises much better.
This is one of the reasons why I liked the character (his slight eccentricity combined with charisma and heroic tendencies is another). The Dark Tower
My friend watched it and said it was complete garbage.
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And others are writing the same. And this is an adaptation of a great novel!
I also haven't watched it. My brother watched it. He didn't know it was based on King's work, and he said that he and his friend were laughing at the movie. If a person isn't even a fan of King, hasn't read the book, and therefore doesn't have this reader's subjectivity, and still laughs at a work that is dark in its atmosphere... Well, that's telling.