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Can't believe that we are at this point, but this is the last update blog not of the year, but the whole decade! It's honestly crazy that we are already at this point and that time flies fast, but for this last blog of the 2010, I'll cap this one off with a small one because a lot of my time this week was spent on Christmas and spending time with friends and family. So with that said, here's the work I've done around the Holidays.

- Released my Top 5 Best & Worst Animated Films of 2019: Well, let's just say that there wasn't a whole lot of surprises for this year's list since some have been spoiled through the Top 10s of the Decade. But still it won't stop a good traditional list and looking back at the bests and worsts of this year. Funny enough, I made this list at the same time as making both Top 10s, so it did help me know where I was going with them. It was also a bit of a challenge to find what to say that I haven't done so on the Top 10s when bringing up movies like Arctic Dogs and Toy Story 4, but the trick was to know what to say about how they are compare to the others of this YEAR and not from the whole decade. It was a little rush to quickly add in Spies in Disguise before its official YouTube release, but now I can be satisfied by brushing off all of my video responsibilities for this decade and all my big Top videos of 2019 and the decade (which surprisingly turned out to all be major hits). I'm ready for 2020 now!

- Recorded the next part of AL: Walt Disney Animation Studios +: Like I said, Christmas time gave me a break from working on my videos, so there wasn't a lot of work that I've done to progress on ALWDAS+. The most that I did this week was the recordings to provide the voiceovers of the part. It's a small progression, but it is very beneficial in the long run, since it helps me know that the whole video will be less than 40 minutes long and map out where certain clips, pictures and even know where some of Logan's animations can go so I can ask him super early for them. I probably won't fully get into the editing until after new year's, but I'm happy that I did something to prepare myself for when the next step comes.

- Currently working on my review of Spies in Disguise: Technically, you might've already gotten a clue about my thoughts on the film through my little synopsis in the new Top 5, but I still gotta do my job and make a full review of the film so that I can lay out all of my thoughts on the feature. Luckily, I still have a good amount of time to create my review, since I did previously clarify that this will be released on the first Friday of 2020, but my main goal was to see it and give a quick thought of it on the Top 5 to quickly have that released on time. Yes, I'm immediately straight to work after Christmas, but it'll just be this one boost of energy to get this review done and then I can have more relaxation during the holidays.

And that should be my final words for these blogs for the 2010s. I just want to end this off by saying thank you all so much for your great support not just throughout this year, but during the decade through watching my videos and supporting me through Patreon. Let hope what we have here can grow stronger in the next decade and your Patreon experience with me will be even greater than ever, so until 2020...

See ya later, dudes!

Comments

Anonymous

Are you still going to use that funny image of Will Smith’s character looking down his pants in the thumbnail for the Spies in disguise review? (I remember you mentioned that in the trailer reaction in your podcast)

Lady Tyler Bio Rodriguez

I cannot believe its been five years since I joined this patreon. Five good years. Heres to five more!

Sodden Grider

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