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Moo knew she had to do something and she knew she had little to no time but she had to work with the time she had. She spent all day making spots and fake ears and tails for all of her friends. She hoped it would be enough to save her friends. With little time to spare Moo ran over to the turkey pen and handed over all of the disguises for her friends. she apologized for only thinking of herself the other day and explained that the guilt was eating her away inside. All of her friends forgave her and followed her to the cow pen. Thankfully the cows were very accepting of the turkeys and understood their situation. They promised to help keep them safe during

A feel-good Christmas story for older kids and their parents, Elf trades heavily on Will Ferrell's physical comedy skill set. The film offers good and awkward moments in equal measure in the tale of an out-of-place "elf" searching for his real father and trying to reignite the Christmas spirit. There’s been a lot of hatred and prejudice clogging the news outlets during winter, even during a time of year when a large percentage of the world is supposed to be celebrating the arrival of Christmas and flurries of warm, fuzzy thoughts. Even if you’re not celebrating Christmas, there are still plenty of reasons to have warm, fuzzy thoughts. And the warm fuzzes, you know, can cross cultures, languages, climates, and skin colors. They can be profound, too, or silly. In the midst of so much intolerance and confusion, of bitterness and cynicism, I feel, once again, that a little bit of a good movie can do a lot to bring to mind the silliness of war and the healing power of peace and understanding, even under the most ridiculous of circumstances. Which is why, today, I recommend—seriously—the movie Elf.

Elf revolves around a premature human named Buddy, played by Will Ferrell, who was misplaced in Santa’s sack on a Christmas night many years ago. As he grows up Buddy starts to ask more and more questions about his real family. His adopted father then sends him to New York City, where his real family lives. As Buddy arrives to the Big Apple, he encounters multiple challenges such as his father, his new job, and his love life. When Buddy arrives his biological father is constantly a scrooge because it’s Christmas time and he is having trouble writing a children’s book. Buddy doesn’t help his situation because all he wants to do is have quality time, but to his father he is being an annoying child. Buddy also has to find a way to cope with a job. As he wanders into a mall, Buddy is mistaken by

Walt Disney Productions prestige is to never disappoint and their latest movie Frozen, is no exception. The movie centers around the lives of two sisters, kind-hearted Anna and the frightened Snow Queen Elsa. Fearless Anna sets off on a journey to find her sister, who flees to an icy mountain after she accidentally traps the kingdom of Arendelle in an eternal winter with her ice powers. Disney’s 2013 animated film reeled in its target audience and more; the film intended to appeal to children’s of all ages surprisingly enough enticed a wider audience largely comprised of non-families. Disney’s reputation for promoting happiness and the well-being of American families led to the direct success of the movie Frozen. The film met its purpose, depicting a touching storyline – showing the importance of family and undermining the traditional concept of “true love.” Furthermore, Walt Disney Productions established sufficient credibility within its viewers and audience with the use of artistic proofs such as; ethos, logos, and pathos. Disney’s tradition is to provide the audience with an educational piece of entertainment, Frozen is undeniably one of those Disney animated films worth seeing. Walt Disney Productions strategic use of rhetoric made it evident that the movie was going to be an all-time hit – some may even say “the biggest children’s film of all time” – simply because it was just that, a Disney movie.

As Jack wonders through the forest he stumbles upon a doorway to Christmastown, he is impressed by the excitement and feeling of Christmas. Jack shows Halloweentown what he has found and tries to explain Christmas. He decides to take over Christmas by getting the residents of Halloweentown to follow through with his plan. Part of his plan is to get the kid trio to kidnap “Sandy Claws’’. Sally has a horrible premonition that Jack’s Christmas is going to go all

They travel in the summer heat for six days, hoping to bury her in her family's burial ground and the journey is made more difficult by the fact that the Bundrens are poverty-stricken, Cash has a broken leg from a former injury, Anse is a jerk who can’t wait to get a new set of teeth, Dewey Dell is unmarried and pregnant, and bad weather has devastated the bridge they need to cross. When they try to cross the river, the mules drown, the coffin is almost lost, and Cash re-breaks his leg. Anse decides that pouring cement all over Cash’s leg will help the break. He then mortgages everything he owns and sells Jewel’s special horse to buy a new team of mules. Jewel is not pleased. When the family rests for the night at the farm of a man named Gillespie, Darl burns the barn down in an attempt to cremate his mother. Jewel rescues the coffin before this can

Out I went into the meadow, Where the moon was shining brightly, And the oak-tree’s lengthening shadows On the sloping sward did lean; For I longed to see the goblins, And the dainty-footed fairies, And the gnomes, who dwell in caverns, But come forth on Halloween. “All the spirits, good and evil, Fay and pixie, witch and wizard, On this night will sure be stirring," Thought I, as I walked along; “And if Puck, the merry wanderer, Or her majesty, Titania, Or that Mab who teases housewives If their housewifery be wrong, Should but condescend to meet me”— But my thoughts took sudden parting,

One of the most important things of a good film is to have a satisfying ending for the viewer. Without giving any spoilers away, The Nightmare Before Christmas has an ending that will leave you feeling good instead of leaving with a bad taste in your mouth. Also it’s important for a good film to be engaging throughout its entirety. The Nightmare Before Christmas is a story that can keep any viewer sucked into its fantasy world because the story never has a dull moment. Another important part of making a good movie is that the story line is original and not overdone. The Nightmare Before Christmas is a hundred percent original and is the only movie that has done this story line to date which makes it not only unique but worth watching. Good acting is another thing that could make or break a movie when it comes to being good. While The Nightmare Before Christmas doesn’t have actors actually on the screen it has voice actors who made sure that their voices conveyed the emotions of the scenes throughout the movie. Relatable characters are a key point of any good movie because the viewers often want to be able to put themselves into the movie. Jack Skellington is a guy who seems to be stuck in a rut and I think that most people have been at that place before and can understand wanting to branch out and try something new. Another thing that makes movies stand

This movie is a really good movie! Nobody would have probably thought of the ending turnout. I personally thought that the three little kids were good actors. They really know what they are doing! The director, Wil Shriner really knows how to train his characters. These actors are made the movie so good!

Bud and his friend, Bugs, are told by a caseworker at breakfast that they have found a foster home for them. When the boys groan the caseworker tells them, that the nation is in a depression and that it is lucky that they will have families. Bud was locked in a shed by his foster family. He mistakes a hornets nest for a vampire bat and strikes it with a rake, and gets stung many times. Bud runs away from his foster family, or as Bud says he is "on the lam". Bud walks to the library basement, but he finds that they are barred. Bud figures he can sleep under the Christmas tree. When Bud awakens, he runs to the missions to eat breakfast. When Bud gets there, a man tells him that he is too late. But another man tells him to go back on line with

Shrek is an animated movie about an ogre, a donkey, and a princess that go on an adventure. Shrek is an ogre that lives in a swamp, living happily alone. Heś gross, but happy. All of a sudden, Shrekś peace is interrupted by other fairytale creatures showing up at his home. Some of those fairytale creatures are the three pigs, the gingerbread man, and Pinocchio. When they are questioned, they tell him that Lord Farquaad banished them to the swamp. Angered, Shrek seeks out the king. On the way to the king, Shrek meets a talking donkey that tags along with him. When they reach the castle the king, who is a small angry man, asks Shrek for a favor in exchange for his swamp back. The tall, green man agrees. The task at hand? Rescuing beautiful princess

The movie had a very interesting opening, Homer gets up in front of his family in the theater and points at the audience which is me, and abruptly announces that everyone in the audience is a fool for paying to see something they could watch on television for free, I chuckled because it’s a true statement and yet I choose to pay for this movie. Homer the main character basically finds a new pet pig but in the course of finding it he dumps a bunch of contaminated wastes to the town’s already impure lake. .

Thus, many adults had a problem with this movie. The movie is addressed to not only children but adults as well. My adults are stubborn and don’t like things that are not how they see it. These parents have metathesiophobia. Also, those adults believe that the kids should not be watching these types of movies that shows them how to be rebellious. These parents focus on the parts of the movie that were irrelevant like how Elsa ran away. Other adults who see the positive difference between the old Disney movies and the new Disney movies encourage their kids to watch it and recommend other parents to watch it with their kids. It is parents like those who have helped changed the perspective of the medias role in our socialization. Media has always been negative towards women and the role they have in the world. But movies like “Brave” and “Frozen” are helping change those perspective in a positive way.

The trolls in Norwegian culture symbolised evil and the supernatural. When Per Hansa thinks that his land is being messed with he immediately thinks it was trolls. This is a representation of his guilt of

Ominous music and the relentless buzzing sound trace the development of Amelia’s psychosis. Before Mister Babadook appears and even before Sam discovers the pop-up book, Amelia’s strained façade of calmness is penetrated by her sister’s birthday talk. For Amelia, the mere mention of Sam’s birthday – the actual date or the celebration day – brings up memories of her husband’s passing. This is the trigger that sets her off.