Tangled...
BEST. MOVIE. EVARRRRRR!
I've been harassing my mother all day since I've seen it a few hours ago, "I wanna see it again, I wanna see it again!" I have GOT to see it at least two or three times. I was SO surprised. After seeing The Princess and the Frog and being really disappointed with it and not exactly sure what it was missing that made it feel so empty and then seeing THIS- THIS AWESOMENESS, I'm so glad Disney got it right again. I finally realized what it was about The Princess and the Frog. I know they tried to have magic and fantasy and comedy and their action climaxes and their emotional moment, but I felt none of it. Something about the way they did that movie, I had no care for any of the characters. Matter of fact, I can't remember anyone's names from that movie. I was not attached to anyone and therefore all their moments, without impact and that's aside from their quirky animation moments.
Seeing Tangled though, it put the kid back into me, I laughed out loud, I clapped, I cried and even smiled without realizing I was smiling, grinning like a fool until I'd catch myself. Saw it with my mom (haha she cried too, best movie ever) and it was the best way to finish my last day of school for the semester and start off my vacation. I absolutely adored that movie and the princess, pink and blond as she is, I thought that I might end up hating her but turns out, I love her. Love her to pieces. She's awesome all the way! If you think she's girly and prissy, you are sadly mistaken and she's armed- with a frying pan!
Woot, finals are over. Baking more cookies next week and spending the time until then at the bf's playing FF14 and Dragon Age. YAY! I'm so relieved and happy right now.
Maybe if the movie's still out by my bday, I'll see it again bwahahahaha! <3
I've been harassing my mother all day since I've seen it a few hours ago, "I wanna see it again, I wanna see it again!" I have GOT to see it at least two or three times. I was SO surprised. After seeing The Princess and the Frog and being really disappointed with it and not exactly sure what it was missing that made it feel so empty and then seeing THIS- THIS AWESOMENESS, I'm so glad Disney got it right again. I finally realized what it was about The Princess and the Frog. I know they tried to have magic and fantasy and comedy and their action climaxes and their emotional moment, but I felt none of it. Something about the way they did that movie, I had no care for any of the characters. Matter of fact, I can't remember anyone's names from that movie. I was not attached to anyone and therefore all their moments, without impact and that's aside from their quirky animation moments.
Seeing Tangled though, it put the kid back into me, I laughed out loud, I clapped, I cried and even smiled without realizing I was smiling, grinning like a fool until I'd catch myself. Saw it with my mom (haha she cried too, best movie ever) and it was the best way to finish my last day of school for the semester and start off my vacation. I absolutely adored that movie and the princess, pink and blond as she is, I thought that I might end up hating her but turns out, I love her. Love her to pieces. She's awesome all the way! If you think she's girly and prissy, you are sadly mistaken and she's armed- with a frying pan!
Woot, finals are over. Baking more cookies next week and spending the time until then at the bf's playing FF14 and Dragon Age. YAY! I'm so relieved and happy right now.
Maybe if the movie's still out by my bday, I'll see it again bwahahahaha! <3