During my time in the USA I learned to love Thanksgiving day, for me this holiday became the day of getting some great food, decorating the Christmas tree, spend four days with people who love me and of course going to watch some long waited movies. To celebrate Thanksgiving day this year I decide to write the list of movies I’m thankful for.
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Happy 2! Best second parts
Yay! Today is the second birthday of my blog. Yeah, I know I had been quite lazy lately and I promise not to do it again. But, well today is a day to celebrate, and in order to do that I created a list of the best sequels in films.
X-mas’ movies.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year
with the kids jingle belling
And everyone telling you “Be of good cheer””
it’s the most wonderful time of the year
it’s the hap-happiest season of all.
I really love Christmas, for me this holidays has always been a happy time. A time where I always has been surrounded for people I love and people who love me. One of the things always present in our Christmas celebration are movies, we have the habit of watch Christmas movies all day long as we eat left over. So in order to honor this holiday I decide to create a list with my favorites.
100 children movies
Finally I finish my first list, the best 100 children movies. If you miss any number or just want to re read any of them here it is the final review.
98. Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory
84. Nightmare Before Christmas
66. Wallace and Gromit and the curse of the wererabbit
29. Close encounters of the third kind
27. The Muppets take Manhattan
17. How the Grinch stole the Christmas
8. The Many Adventures of Winnie the Poooh
DIRECTED BY WOLFGANG REITHERMAN & JONH LOUNSBERY
WRITTEN BY LARRY CLEMMONS, RALPH WRIGHT, VANCE GERRY, XAVIER ATENCIO, KEN ANDERSON, JULIUS SVENDSEN, TED BERMAN, ERIC CLEWORTH & WINSTON HIBLER
STARRING: SEBASTIAN CABOT, STERLING HOLLOWAY, JOHN FIEDLER, JUNIUS MATTHEWS, PAUL WINCHELL, HOWARD MORRIS & BRUCE REITHERMAN.
RELEASE DATE: MARCH 11, 1977
AGE RECOMMENDED: ALL
This post is very important for me, I grew up with Winnie the Pooh to the point I have a collection of Eeyore donkeys. Winnie the pooh is the a coming to age movie for the first part of our lives. The movie, this one and all of them that follow it and all the tv shows, are based in the book of A.A. Milne.
The books and the film have several differences but the films, and specially the insertion of the character of Gopher, who does not exist appear in the books, or in the book Winnie only wear his shirt in winter. Disney decide to create first this movie as a little featurettes, releases in 1966, 1968 and 1974, so the american public became familiar with the story which was quite popular in England but quite unknown in the US. In 1977 the studio decide to re-release the original featurettes (Winnie the Pooh and the honeey tree , Winnie the Pooh and the blustery Day and Winnie the Pooh and Tigger too) as a full length movie.
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