Yes, I know it's been 5,000 years since I updated this. Today, I'm going to talk about movies that I've seen (which isn't very many!).
Okay, let's begin.
The first movies I probably ever saw were the High School Musical ones. Believe it or not, I was slightly obsessed with them. Then after I saw the 3rd one when I was 9 (my first time to a movie theater), I realized that it was stupid and what was I thinking. It was a musical. I don't like musicals. Camp Rock: See above. I never saw the 2nd one, though.
Despicable Me: I love these movies! They're great. They're funny. If you haven't seen these, go to the video store now, because you have too. Do video stores even exist anymore? I just remember the Blockbusters...
Wizard of Oz: Who doesn't love this movie?
The Great and Powerful Oz: This movie's okay. It's funny. But apparently it's confusing, according to one of my friends. I didn't see a problem with it, so I guess it's how you interpret it.
Tangled: This is one of the two Disney Princess movies I've seen. And it was great! I want to see it again, but I don't have the DVD. :(
Snow White: I saw this one in 1st grade, so I don't remember.
Dolphin Tale: ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER. But it's kind of up and down and up and down. YAY HAPPY aw sad YAY HAPPY. That's the whole movie, pretty much.
Hunger Games: Okay, this is the best book turned movie. The camera bounced a lot when they were running, and made it a little dizzy-fying.
It Takes Two: My recent obsession with Full House led me to watch this. It's just like the Parent Trap, which I also love. Though I got confused because the only way I can tell the difference between Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen is by their ears, so I didn't know who went where.
Teen Spirit: This movie is amazing. It's funny, unrealistic, and has amazing quotes.
Cyberbully: When I first saw this movie, I thought that it was going to be a documentary about cyberbullying, which happened once a month at my school. No, it wasn't about that. It was realistic, sad, crazy, and I ended up hating everyone in the movie at some point except for three characters.
Okay, let's begin.
The first movies I probably ever saw were the High School Musical ones. Believe it or not, I was slightly obsessed with them. Then after I saw the 3rd one when I was 9 (my first time to a movie theater), I realized that it was stupid and what was I thinking. It was a musical. I don't like musicals. Camp Rock: See above. I never saw the 2nd one, though.
Despicable Me: I love these movies! They're great. They're funny. If you haven't seen these, go to the video store now, because you have too. Do video stores even exist anymore? I just remember the Blockbusters...
Wizard of Oz: Who doesn't love this movie?
The Great and Powerful Oz: This movie's okay. It's funny. But apparently it's confusing, according to one of my friends. I didn't see a problem with it, so I guess it's how you interpret it.
Tangled: This is one of the two Disney Princess movies I've seen. And it was great! I want to see it again, but I don't have the DVD. :(
Snow White: I saw this one in 1st grade, so I don't remember.
Dolphin Tale: ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER. But it's kind of up and down and up and down. YAY HAPPY aw sad YAY HAPPY. That's the whole movie, pretty much.
Hunger Games: Okay, this is the best book turned movie. The camera bounced a lot when they were running, and made it a little dizzy-fying.
It Takes Two: My recent obsession with Full House led me to watch this. It's just like the Parent Trap, which I also love. Though I got confused because the only way I can tell the difference between Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen is by their ears, so I didn't know who went where.
Teen Spirit: This movie is amazing. It's funny, unrealistic, and has amazing quotes.
Cyberbully: When I first saw this movie, I thought that it was going to be a documentary about cyberbullying, which happened once a month at my school. No, it wasn't about that. It was realistic, sad, crazy, and I ended up hating everyone in the movie at some point except for three characters.
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