Saturday, January 22, 2011

Gnomeo and Juliet: You Heard It From Us First!


Some of you may know that tomorrow is the world premiere of Gnomeo and Juliet, but we saw a special sneak preview today... before anyone else. So.. here's the reviews!

The greatest love story of all time with a twist - garden gnomes. Two gnomes, Gnomeo and Juliet, try to find their happy ending whilst in a fight between neighbors.

Preschoolers: "Two giant thumbs up! My favorite characters were Gnomeo and Juliet. My favorite part was when they (Gnomeo and Juliet) were fighting over the giant blue flower."

Elementary School Kids: "Funny!!!!!! 2 thumbs up! I am happy I didn't miss my chance to be one of the first people to see it! My favorite character is Featherstone. Y'all don't know who he is yet, but as soon as you see the movie, you'll love him! Overall, GREAT MOVIE!! 8-)"

Middle School Kids: "Gnomeo and Juliet was a hilarious movie! I liked how it showed two gnomes wanting to make a difference. My favorite character was.. hmm.. I think each character had their spotlight moments. An amazing movie.. two thumbs up!"

Adults: "A clever idea but just an ok movie. It did not have the clever dialogue, funny characters, or action-packed scenes like most of the good kid movies I've seen recently. I give it two sideways thumbs."

What did you think about the movie? What would you rate it? Who was your favorite charecter? Favorite part? Please comment, but no spoilers!

Saturday, January 1, 2011

Tangled


Walt Disney Pictures presents Tangled, a movie about a teenage girl with 70 feet of hair who meets a man on the run, who will finally give her a chance to see the outside world.

Preschoolers: "Two thumbs up! My favorite characters were Flynn (aka Eugene) and Rapunzel. My favorite part was when Rapunzel kept hitting Flynn in the head with the frying pan."

Elementary School Kids: "Tangled was A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!! My favorite part was when Flynn took Rapunzel to see the lanterns. My favorite character was Rapunzel and I think the things she does in her castle sound really fun! Two thumbs up!!!!"

Middle School Kids: "Tangled was a great movie! I liked how it showed one girl having to break free from what she has always known and escape to see the outside world. My favorite characters were Rapunzel and her chameleon. They were a very good duo. Overall, it was an excellent movie... another two thumbs up!

Adults: "I was skeptical going in but quickly realized this was going to be a fun movie to watch. It had good action scenes and the story kept my interest. Some of the best scenes were the ones in "The Cuddly Duckling", very funny. Two thumbs up."

What did you think about the movie? What would you rate it? Who was your favorite charecter? Favorite part? Please comment, but no spoilers!

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Despicable Me



Gru, the world's #2 supervillian, has decided to get back his position of the worlds #1 supervillian by stealing the moon. But then some trouble comes his way: three little girls.

Preschoolers: "Two thumbs up! My favorite character were Despicable Me (Gru), the little girl, (Agnes) and the unicorn. (that she won) My favorite part was when the little girl got the big unicorn."

Elementary School Kids: "Despicable Me was great! I loved how it showed that 3 little girls can change a person. My favorite character was Agnes (the youngest little girl), but I also love the minions! 2 thumbs up!!!"

Middle School Kids: "Despicable Me was an excellent movie! I liked that it shows that three girls can go a long way. My favorite charecters were the three girls and the minions. The only thing that I didn't like about is that I wanted even more minion scenes. They were so cute! Overall, it was a great movie... two thumbs up!"

Adults: "Funny, warm movie about Gru's internal and external conflicts when the girls become involved in his scheme. My favorite parts of the movie are when Gru becomes frustrated when the girls do not act the way he wants them to. I give the movie 2 thumbs up, enjoyable by both kids and adults."

What did you think about the movie? What would you rate it? Who was your favorite charecter? Favorite part? Please comment, but no spoilers!

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Toy Story 3



"Toy Story 3", the third installment of Toy Story, continues the adventures of Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of Andy's toys, as they go to daycare.

Preschoolers: "Two thumbs up! My favorite characters were Jessie and Buttercup. My favorite part was the part at the end."

Elementary School Kids: "Toy Story 3 was great! I love it and it's very exciting! Jessie has always been my favorite character, and I love Ken and the Barbie/Ken scenes... I give it 2 thumbs up!!!"

Middle School Kids: "I have to agree with the review right above me! I've personally always loved Jessie. (trust me, I'm her #1 fan!) I loved the Barbie and Ken scenes. They were hilarious! 'It's like we were made for each other!' Overall, it was a very good movie that had a great plot to it - I have to agree with the two reviews above me - two thumbs up!"

Adults: "My favorite kid movie of 2010! Toy Story 3 has it all: drama, suspense, and most of all humor. Buzz was my favorite character but Ken was a close second. Can't wait for Toy Story 4!!! Two thumbs up."

What did you think about the movie? What would you rate it? Who was your favorite charecter? Favorite part? Please comment, but no spoilers!

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

The Daly Review

This is a new blog designed to help family's when deciding whether or not to go see a movie. Today, it's tough to know if you should see a movie or not because the critics usually don't have kids and don't give fair reviews, or give them bad reviews for things that kids don't notice. The movie review will usually show a summary of the film; what age groups think about the movie, (preschoolers, elementary school kids, middle school kids, high school kids, and adults) and how much they give it (two thumbs up, one thumb down, it was OK, etc.); and a little something else. (favorite character, favorite moments with no spoilers, etc.)Hope you like our blog and enjoy The Daly Review.