So my sister made me watch Up.

[Den Dristige Djevelen]

~*~

Yeeeaaahhh.

That's about as good of a children's movie as Marley and Me.

I didn't cry like my sister apparently did when she first saw it, but still. Way to ******** with kids' minds, Pixar.

Every time something good happened, they had to balance it out with catastr---SQUIRREL.

But anyway.
I liked Kevin.
And Dog.

"I hid under the porch because I love you!"

~*~

 

[iTootsie]

Whaaaat?

It's so epic, though!

And yeah... What kind of a baby would cry at that movie...

ninja

Psh. Pussies.

I haven't seen Marley and Me. Is it that bad?

 

[Den Dristige Djevelen]

~*~

Yep.

[SPOILER ALERT]

They make it out to be this great family movie and follow the happy pet-owner journey - all the way through the part where they ******** put the dog down.
Granted, they apparently get a new one and whatever, but still. Not the kind of scene you want to show your five-year-old.

[END SPOILER]

~*~

 

[separated by a scream]

Den Dristige Djevelen

~*~

Yep.

[SPOILER ALERT]

They make it out to be this great family movie and follow the happy pet-owner journey - all the way through the part where they ******** put the dog down.
Granted, they apparently get a new one and whatever, but still. Not the kind of scene you want to show your five-year-old.

[END SPOILER]

Well, in every movie or book that's about an animal the animal has to die, that's like some rule in animal book/movie handbook. If the animal doesn't die it's instantly written off as a bad movie/book.

~*~

 

[diffun]

i liked Marley and Me because of how the dog got his name... no big story or anything, but i thought it was pretty cool.

i also liked Up, because the colours where awesome.
my friend likes to think it's just a Disney version of Howl's Moving Castle though...
i loved Kevin and the dog too.


(i cried during Monster's Inc.)

 

[H o r n C a l l s]

I cried three times.

Get a soul.