Movie Warning
Only out of love is it possible for me to sit down and watch 5 minutes of the WWE Raw and Smackdown series on tv, are you kidding me? It's just that my little girl's unbridled passion and expertise on wrestlers and wrestling is supposed to impress me, that is why I have to pay attention.
More so it is only out of being a good mommy did I give in to her prodding to take her out to watch Son Of The Mask yesterday, which is by far, the most annoying and hideously ugly movie I've seen recently. Ugly actors, corny story, so-so animation, I should have known. Having seen the first one, The Mask, with Jim Carrey a long time ago (which was also annoying and forgettable in my books ) did not prepare me for the torture of having to sit through all of the Son's crap. It would have been better if I fell asleep on it, at least all would have been forgiven by the time I stepped out of the cinema, but no, it was busy, noisy, kept me up till the end, and made me passionately hateful of it.
This is not meant to be a movie review, I am quite easy to please and am not a finnicky viewer after all. Still, having seen quite a few ones by consensus of family and against my better judgement, I'd say this still takes the cake for the uglies. If there are parents out there even thinking about it, drop the thought, save your precious time and bring it elsewhere. Why, bribe the kids with bubblegum and soda if they insist, but believe me, I'm doing you a great big favor. Just bring them to see Lemony Snicket's A Series Of Unfortunate Events instead.
Filed Under: Movies
More so it is only out of being a good mommy did I give in to her prodding to take her out to watch Son Of The Mask yesterday, which is by far, the most annoying and hideously ugly movie I've seen recently. Ugly actors, corny story, so-so animation, I should have known. Having seen the first one, The Mask, with Jim Carrey a long time ago (which was also annoying and forgettable in my books ) did not prepare me for the torture of having to sit through all of the Son's crap. It would have been better if I fell asleep on it, at least all would have been forgiven by the time I stepped out of the cinema, but no, it was busy, noisy, kept me up till the end, and made me passionately hateful of it.
This is not meant to be a movie review, I am quite easy to please and am not a finnicky viewer after all. Still, having seen quite a few ones by consensus of family and against my better judgement, I'd say this still takes the cake for the uglies. If there are parents out there even thinking about it, drop the thought, save your precious time and bring it elsewhere. Why, bribe the kids with bubblegum and soda if they insist, but believe me, I'm doing you a great big favor. Just bring them to see Lemony Snicket's A Series Of Unfortunate Events instead.
Filed Under: Movies
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