I have a niece that is 5 and a nephew that is 8 and I love having them around for when I wanna go see a kiddy movie. They are a great excuse/reason to go see a film for kids that I really want to go to but shouldn't be seen as a grown up with my fiance seeing a film for children. I will admit that I took them to see the Hannah Montana Movie and I loved it! Yes! I loved it. It had a nice moral to the story. Now, I have not tried yet to take one of them from their Mommy so that I could go see Where the Wild Things Are but since I'll have time this weekend I just might do that. I read the book when I was a kid and so did my mom and her sisters. My aunt has already taken her son and she said that it followed the book for as much as possible trying to stretch a 10 page book to an hour long movie. I personally think that the "monsters" look absolutely adorable and it looks like a cute movie. My great friend from my work wants to take his girls, too. However, when I was at my mom's house for a family get together yesterday my step-niece who is in 6th grade said that the kids in her class were saying the movie was "stupid." Her mom was telling her that she thought she would like it if she just went and saw it but she said, "No, Mom, it's not cool. Not for a 6th grader." So I said, "So if you're under 10 and older than 20 you'll like it?" Then my aunt said, "I'm 43, and I LOVED it." So I think it just goes to show that to enjoy and appreciate a good animated film you need to be either really young, or have kids that are really young. I know that I enjoy all kinds of animated films. I think I would watch Cars over Saw VI any day.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Where the Wild Things Are - Current Event 14
I have a niece that is 5 and a nephew that is 8 and I love having them around for when I wanna go see a kiddy movie. They are a great excuse/reason to go see a film for kids that I really want to go to but shouldn't be seen as a grown up with my fiance seeing a film for children. I will admit that I took them to see the Hannah Montana Movie and I loved it! Yes! I loved it. It had a nice moral to the story. Now, I have not tried yet to take one of them from their Mommy so that I could go see Where the Wild Things Are but since I'll have time this weekend I just might do that. I read the book when I was a kid and so did my mom and her sisters. My aunt has already taken her son and she said that it followed the book for as much as possible trying to stretch a 10 page book to an hour long movie. I personally think that the "monsters" look absolutely adorable and it looks like a cute movie. My great friend from my work wants to take his girls, too. However, when I was at my mom's house for a family get together yesterday my step-niece who is in 6th grade said that the kids in her class were saying the movie was "stupid." Her mom was telling her that she thought she would like it if she just went and saw it but she said, "No, Mom, it's not cool. Not for a 6th grader." So I said, "So if you're under 10 and older than 20 you'll like it?" Then my aunt said, "I'm 43, and I LOVED it." So I think it just goes to show that to enjoy and appreciate a good animated film you need to be either really young, or have kids that are really young. I know that I enjoy all kinds of animated films. I think I would watch Cars over Saw VI any day.
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