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Gemme · 12-21-2014, 07:44 PM

Double feature!

I knew I'd love this and wasn't disappointed. I loved the previous two and knew how good this one would be too. The tribute note for Mickey Rooney and Robin Williams made me sad. I can't help it; I'd watched Robin's movies and comedy since I can remember. Mork was a favorite of mine as a child. I miss the guy.

I love, love, love this remake and was interested to learn that Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith and Jay Z all have producing credits. Quvenzhané Wallis is phenomenal and totally deserves her Golden Globe nomination. Excellent movie.

The only thing that made me kind to tilt my head was one of the previews for this movie. They previewed Selma. While I think it's a great movie and important to our history as a nation and with current issues, I don't think it's appropriate as a trailer for a children's movie. Sure, the kids have parents with them but the audience was primarily 10 and under.

Some movies I have put on my mental list for next year are:

What? I heart SpongeBob. He's so good natured.

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