We've all had bad days. Today is one of mine!
My daughter and I had the privilege of seeing the Disney film, "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" in the theatre, and we really enjoyed it!
Based on the children's book of the same title, Alexander wishes his family could see how awful he feels when he has such a bad day. And in "Freak Friday" fashion, the whole family, except Alexander, experiences a TERRIBLE day! I don't want to ruin the funny parts for you, but dad's experiences in job hunting are hilarious!
This movie does a great job of spinning the bad day into a comedy meant for the whole family to enjoy.
I give this film two thumbs up!
#VeryBadDay
Prayers focused on children, parenting, and family ~ based on the Bible. "And I will do whatever you ask in my name, so that the Son may bring glory to the Father. You may ask me for anything in my name, and I will do it" (John 14:13-14)
Showing posts with label Review. Show all posts
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Friday, May 3, 2013
"Iron Man 3" - Movie Review
WOW!
I LOVE "Iron Man 3"!
Usually, I am not the type of person to enjoy Superhero movies, but I LOVE Iron Man!
Part of it has to do with the fact that Robert Downey Jr. is amazing, and nice to look at. But more than that, is the way the movie is written to be almost plausible.
Iron Man makes mistakes, VERY stupid Human mistakes. Those errors, combined with the humor in the script, make for superb entertainment. Even for someone like me, who does not really care for the action-packed superhero genre.
There is a young boy in the movie, who reminds me a bit of my own children, and he really creates a human-breakthrough feel for Tony Stark. I love how the writers played off Iron Man's fame, and created some humorous moments in the movie, where the awestruck fans of Iron Man approached Tony Stark and really came across as many Americans do around celebrities.
I HIGHLY recommend "Iron Man 3" to all of my readers.
Please keep in mind that Iron Man 3 is Rated PG-13!!! It is NOT suitable for younger children. I might take my 9-year-old to see it, if she really wanted to go, but not my 6-year-old, or 5-year-old!
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Visit the website: http://marvel.com/ironman3
I LOVE "Iron Man 3"!
Usually, I am not the type of person to enjoy Superhero movies, but I LOVE Iron Man!
Part of it has to do with the fact that Robert Downey Jr. is amazing, and nice to look at. But more than that, is the way the movie is written to be almost plausible.
Iron Man makes mistakes, VERY stupid Human mistakes. Those errors, combined with the humor in the script, make for superb entertainment. Even for someone like me, who does not really care for the action-packed superhero genre.
There is a young boy in the movie, who reminds me a bit of my own children, and he really creates a human-breakthrough feel for Tony Stark. I love how the writers played off Iron Man's fame, and created some humorous moments in the movie, where the awestruck fans of Iron Man approached Tony Stark and really came across as many Americans do around celebrities.
I HIGHLY recommend "Iron Man 3" to all of my readers.
Please keep in mind that Iron Man 3 is Rated PG-13!!! It is NOT suitable for younger children. I might take my 9-year-old to see it, if she really wanted to go, but not my 6-year-old, or 5-year-old!
“Like” IRON MAN 3 on Facebook
“Follow” IRON MAN 3 on Twitter
Visit the website: http://marvel.com/ironman3
Friday, March 9, 2012
Movie Review: "John Carter"
I had the pleasure of taking my eight-year-old daughter on a date night at the movies!
We saw the new Disney film, "John Carter".
She absolutely LOVED this movie!
The Mommy in me found the movie to be entertaining, yet predictable. The music was wonderful. The special effects were well done. It was a typical science fiction story crossed with a western, with a love story woven in, and tons of action.
Good beats evil, and the good guy gets the girl.
I was surprised that she liked it so much, since it is rated PG-13, and exhibited some action with violence and strange scenes.

The premise of this movie involves space and time travel, aliens, and a love story, all wrapped up and neatly presented in true Disney fashion.
I was reminded quite a bit of Star Wars, but on a much smaller scale.
The historical features of the movie (New York City in the 1800's) clashed with the stark, almost robotic, world of the Planet Mars.
I must agree with my daughter that Woola, the ugly martian "dog", had an endearing and cute personality that saved the humor throughout the movie.

We also loved how the movie approached the change in gravity, from Earth to Mars (Barsoom) - allowing John Carter to jump beyond normal human capacity.

The humor in having the Tharks (Martians) call John Carter "Virginia" because of the language barrier.
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While we both enjoyed the movie, I must say that I would recommend this film for the preteen and teen audience.
Please enjoy this trailer of the new Disney film, "John Carter":
You can also "Like" John Carter on Facebook here http://www.facebook.com/JohnCarterMovie.
My daughter can't wait to see this movie again, and has already asked to buy it when the movie becomes available on DVD!
~Kristen
We saw the new Disney film, "John Carter".
She absolutely LOVED this movie!
The Mommy in me found the movie to be entertaining, yet predictable. The music was wonderful. The special effects were well done. It was a typical science fiction story crossed with a western, with a love story woven in, and tons of action.
Good beats evil, and the good guy gets the girl.
I was surprised that she liked it so much, since it is rated PG-13, and exhibited some action with violence and strange scenes.
The premise of this movie involves space and time travel, aliens, and a love story, all wrapped up and neatly presented in true Disney fashion.
I was reminded quite a bit of Star Wars, but on a much smaller scale.
The historical features of the movie (New York City in the 1800's) clashed with the stark, almost robotic, world of the Planet Mars.
I must agree with my daughter that Woola, the ugly martian "dog", had an endearing and cute personality that saved the humor throughout the movie.
We also loved how the movie approached the change in gravity, from Earth to Mars (Barsoom) - allowing John Carter to jump beyond normal human capacity.
The humor in having the Tharks (Martians) call John Carter "Virginia" because of the language barrier.
While we both enjoyed the movie, I must say that I would recommend this film for the preteen and teen audience.
Please enjoy this trailer of the new Disney film, "John Carter":
You can also "Like" John Carter on Facebook here http://www.facebook.com/JohnCarterMovie.
My daughter can't wait to see this movie again, and has already asked to buy it when the movie becomes available on DVD!
~Kristen
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