Well, since it is Spring break, I am planning a movie theme night for my nieces and nephews. The theme is going to be pirates. I am going to show the kids Pirates! Band of Misfits and then I am going to give them eye-patches and feed them pirate-shaped cheese snacks. I have found that I can never go wrong with cheese when it comes to this crowd. It should be great!
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Susan Marlowe CPA and the great family film debate
Greetings from Susan Marlowe CPA!
Well, I haven’t posted much about family movies lately so it is high time that I changed that.
What is a family film? I know that the term can be synonymous with trite films, so determined to be inoffensive that they are as bland as mush. However, the family films that I enjoy are the ones that are fun movies that can be enjoyed (not endured) by everyone in the family.
Its unfortunate that the phrase “family film” is not considered the same as a “good film”
Anyway, that is my philosophy. Enjoy!
Thanks from Susan Marlowe CPA!
Susan Marlowe CPA: The Aristocats
Susan Marlowe CPA and the family film reviews.
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The AristocatsThis enchanting tale begins in Paris, when a kind and eccentric millionairess wills her entire estate to her family a family of adorable high-society cats.
A Cat in Paris is one of those rare family films that can be truly enjoyed–relished–by adults as well as children.
When his father dies, 12-year-old orphan Hugo takes up residence behind the walls of a Parisian train station. There, he meets Isabelle, the daughter of filmmaker Georges Méliès, who holds the key to Hugo’s destiny.
RatatouilleWith delightful characters, experience Paris from a new perspective…
The Red BalloonIn this deceptively simple, nearly wordless tale, a young boy discovers a stray balloon, which seems to have a mind of its own, on the streets of Paris.
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