I, as an enormous Glee fan, loved it! I thought it was a perfect match of the music and the characters talking to you. I really liked how they concentrated on the music, because that is what Glee is really about. Everybody was there, Rachael, Finn, Puck, Mercedes, Sam, Brittany, Quinn, Blaine, The Warblers, Lauren (Zizes), Santana, Mike, Artie, Tina, and Miss Holly Holiday. The only one who wasn't there was Mr. Schuester, which I did not like as much because he is their teacher and in theory he should have been there with them.
Another thing that I loved
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The Last Airbender
by Ronald A. Rowe November 25th, 2010 | Action, Family, Movie Reviews, TV-based Movies
The Last Airbender is based on a Nickelodeon animated series called Avatar: The Last Airbender (A:TLA). The film adaptation omitted the word Avatar in deference to James Cameron’s billion dollar box-office monster of the same name. The TV show was popular in its three-season run from 2005 to 2008.
Unlike most children’s shows, which are episodic, Avatar is one three-season long story told in sixty-one episodes. The success of A:TLA surely must be at least partially attributed to the show’s appeal to both kids and parents. A:TLA was one of those rare shows that the family could sit down and
Unlike most children’s shows, which are episodic, Avatar is one three-season long story told in sixty-one episodes. The success of A:TLA surely must be at least partially attributed to the show’s appeal to both kids and parents. A:TLA was one of those rare shows that the family could sit down and
I’d Love to Believe Again
by J Frazzetta June 24th, 2008 | TV-based MoviesWhen I was in 5th grade there was this awesome show on the Fox 25 network. Every Friday, my family and I would be glued to the television to see where this show would take us each week. I remember the first episode because the female lead had to disrobe in a brief scene, and all of those crazies theories sucked me right in.
In 6th grade I’d watch Friday nights, and Monday mornings I’d converse with my friends about the show over awful cafeteria lunches. I bought t-shirts, had theories of my own and became totally
Snap Judgment: The Smurfs
by Ronald A. Rowe June 1st, 2011 | Animated, Comedy, Family, Movie Commentary, Movie Reviews, TV-based MoviesOn the plus side, there’s Neil Patrick Harris as the main human character in the film. Harris has delightful comedic timing and