Heartwarming and hilarious, raw and well spoken. I always enjoy movies that showcase the lives of those with disabilities in a non exploitative punch line context, and instead focus on the everyday struggles and lifestyles of those individuals. Being neurodivergent myself it has a soft spot in my heart. I think this movie did a good job telling those stories on the backdrop of a simple yet comedic question of how do those who disabilities put them in a wheelchair…

For someone who supposed to be an anti hero with animalistic powers he had absolutely no charisma and no sex appeal. Nothing wild about him either. He delivered most lines without emotion despite some of them requiring the lightness of mischief found in youth or the hardness of a true hunter. It took me out of the story in a way I couldn’t recover from. I also couldn’t really root for him as an antihero because there was nothing to…