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The sisters came back, so finally got to watch Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire yesterday. It wasn't horrible, but darn, it left me ultimately disappointed. The book was loads better. Thank god for the smaller audience in Gold Class, as i was bursting out with laughter at every hint of gay remark, and there was a lot. Anyway, after the movie, walked around for a bit, and bought Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as well as Romeo + Juliet DVDs.
Came home, watched Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Yes, for the first time. Shocking, i know. Great fun, albeit it being a bit too long. I didn't like it, though, that they turned it into one big family movie with Charlie refusing to leave his family, and his family being the only thing that cheers him up when he doesn't 'feel so hot.' Other than that, brilliantly funny.
So after that, popped in Romeo + Juliet and watched that. And oh, really gratifying, and i especially liked the masquerade party scenes. However, slightly upsetting that i knew what would happen in the end because come on, who doesn't know the culmination of Romeo and Juliet? It was still deeply poignant, though. And i must say, it certainly changed my outlook of some things.
And my sister brought home The Swan Princess VCD. Holy cow, i haven't seen that in an awfully long time -7-ish years, maybe- yet bits and pieces of it remains indelible in my mind. Ahh, and the songs! Incredibly addictive. I likey The Swan Princess.
Alright. This has turned into a long movie review; indulge in it =D.
Came home, watched Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Yes, for the first time. Shocking, i know. Great fun, albeit it being a bit too long. I didn't like it, though, that they turned it into one big family movie with Charlie refusing to leave his family, and his family being the only thing that cheers him up when he doesn't 'feel so hot.' Other than that, brilliantly funny.
So after that, popped in Romeo + Juliet and watched that. And oh, really gratifying, and i especially liked the masquerade party scenes. However, slightly upsetting that i knew what would happen in the end because come on, who doesn't know the culmination of Romeo and Juliet? It was still deeply poignant, though. And i must say, it certainly changed my outlook of some things.
And my sister brought home The Swan Princess VCD. Holy cow, i haven't seen that in an awfully long time -7-ish years, maybe- yet bits and pieces of it remains indelible in my mind. Ahh, and the songs! Incredibly addictive. I likey The Swan Princess.
Alright. This has turned into a long movie review; indulge in it =D.