PAW Patrol: The Movie
This analysis covers Paw Patrol: the Movie, including character analysis, themes covered in the movie, and things that could've made this movie better.
Ajian Maut
Suraji, a simple farmer who lives in a remote village in the middle of the forest. The village is called Sumberjati, a village far from the luxury of the city and filled with ancient customs and beliefs. However, things began to change when a long drought hit the village of Sumberjati, making Suraji's harvest worse and making Suraji unable to pay his debts to the village loan shark. One day, Suraji uses an ancient spell that can give instant wealth and power to its user called the Segoro Geni spell. However, the spell will endanger its user if they cannot control its power properly.
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Suraji, a simple farmer who lives in a remote village in the middle of the forest. The village is called Sumberjati, a village far from the luxury of the city and filled with ancient customs and beliefs. However, things began to change when a long drought hit the village of Sumberjati, making Suraji's harvest worse and making Suraji unable to pay his debts to the village loan shark. One day, Suraji uses an ancient spell that can give instant wealth and power to its user called the Segoro Geni spell. However, the spell will endanger its user if they cannot control its power properly.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Bayu Siagantara
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Master Cinema Production
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