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The characters emotions are well presented and the viewers do not fail to feel their emotions. The movie is special because in some places it will break your heart such as when Jamie reveals that she has Leukaemia and when she passes. There are also parts that leave you smiling because you realise that there is always good behind something bad, for example, when Jamie passes, Landon realises that he has changed for the better.

This movie is funny for the reason why saturday night live is funny and the reason why national lampoon was funny they brought together a suburb cast and a lot of ideas stemming from one man that gave an account from his own wacky experience from college i recommend animal house for the jaw dropping scences that may have been frowned upon in our generation ,Animal house is a brilliant piece of work because it pushes the envelope college isnt about just following the rules its a chance for us to expand our minds and realize and understand what the real world is and that's what the different kinds of characters realize albeit, that one of them finds out all the meaning of all through pot

     I think this film was great because first of all it was genuinely funny. Second, the film takes a man that discovers that being a woman has made him a better man. Finally

This movie isn't for the weak. It's a hard movie to watch if you're not a fan of squirmy animals. It follows Dane DeHaan's character Morris as he goes to the Alps to find his boss at this spa. He is focused on staying there for a week and goes on this crazy journey in order to uncover the spa's screens.

A film review by Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat start out by saying “A stirring film about losing your job and reclaiming your soul.”(1997). Though in their review there is no real opinion but they are able to relate what the characters in the film were going through to what many may be going through in their daily lives too.

The movie shows how everything can change in your life, the difficult time when you need

I thought this film was wonderful. I stopped the film so my boyfriend could watch it with me. He thought all old people suffer debilitating miserable lives before they die. I have known very healthy older people throughout my life. I knew that having a good quality of life into old age was possible. I was really glad he could see that it truly was possible by watching this film. We smiled throughout the entire film.

This movie does an excellent job exploring different relationships and showing both how ego's are built and torn down, and how people have to depend on other people. The movie received many awards and rightly so due to the great craftsmanship of the relationship ties and attributes each character was given. These two specific dramatic relationships are good in convincing the audience that these could be real situations and that they do exist.

One of the few things I like about the movie is the actors. Nick Frost And Simon Pegg make any movie incredible. They make for such a relatable cast for the movie. Without them this movie would be a shell of what it is. They are some of the best actors I know.

I went into this expecting a soft humored drama, but this is through and through a very funny film without ever posing a threat to that dramatic tone. The comedy here serves the story, for the most part it’s all reactionary and situational humor, which is my favorite brand of comedy because it’s the most authentic.

There’s a lot to really like about this script from the delightful characters to the visual storytelling. The plot engages from the opening to the end. The tone nicely blends humor with drama.

The story teaches us about the art of storytelling. “Happy Endings” is broken down to 6 sub-stories. Story A with nothing amazing but explaining that the two characters have a regular life. Each story after this one gives the reader more and more drama than the story before it. The more drama which is added the more the reader is actually drawn into the story. How a person actually got to the place will draw a reader into a story. Why that person did what they did will intrigue the audience more than stating “this person did this.” Who that character is as a person will connect people to that character than an underdeveloped character. The ending of the story explains this when she wrote: “Now try How and Why.”

The film is emotional, at times fun (thanks to the comedic antics of Steve Zahn’s #BadApe) and very much the western adventure we were promised by #MattReeves.

This Incredibly hilarious comedy follows the story of two men after being let go from their positions as watch salesman when their employer forecloses the company because of the unbeatable competition of the digital world. Billy McMahon (Vince Vaughn) and Nick Campbell (Owen Wilson) ready to start over and set out to prove that they can overcome their tragic occurrence they go out seeking a new journey. After failed attempts at finding jobs that acquire their particular skills and Nick landing a low-wage job as a mattress salesman offered to him by his sisters new vulgar and obnoxious boyfriend the men seem to be without purpose or guidance in this innovative world.

This film took me on an emotional rollercoaster. From beginning to end the film shook me up and kept me on my toes. I decided not to look up the movie before hand so I wouldn’t expect anything or see things coming. I can honestly say I was invested the entire time. The story was phenomenal and the filming was superb. I thought I was going to dislike this film but its now in my top 20.