Kid Critic
MOVIES
In the documentary, Waiting for Superman, the movie presents the tough challenges that everyday schools are facing including poverty, teaching, education, and the economy.
A funny animated family entertainment experience where a supervillain changes over time realizing the importance of family after having a desire to be the world’s famous supervillain.
This Is It was almost like being in a live concert and actually experiencing it. I had never been to one and I enjoyed seeing Michael and really hearing his voice and seeing his personality how he really was. Read more!
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs was a well written funny movie and had a very important lesson that I think came across well. Read more!
G-FORCE: Kid Critic rushed out to the movies to see G-Force the day after opening, which looked like a great movie and was excited to see it in 3-D.
Can you guess what G-Force stands for by the previews? Yes, that's right, guinea pigs who have power and a forceful team. The guinea pigs start off at the beginning of the movie on a mission to keep funding available that comes from the FBI but they have to prove themselves that the guinea pigs can do what FBI agents can, no matter how small or they would be shut down. Read more...
UP!: In the magical movie of Up by Pixar Animation, 78 year old Carl Fredrickson (played by Ed Asner) starts out lonely and quiet, finds a friend who becomes his wife as they have something in common they are Spirit of Adventure fans. The movie shows their lives progressing and as they get older things change. As a child, he crossed his heart (made a promise) to his wife, Ellie that they will visit Paradise Falls in South America (the home of Spirit of Adventure) a dream that eventually became true at the end of the movie. Read more...
Wall-E Kid Critic watched the movie, Wall-E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter-Earth Class). Wall-E is on a deserted land where he gathers and compacts garbage and waste in the area. They are made into little square of trash. Read more...
Marley & ME A while back in 2005, my father and I read a book called Marley & Me by Josh Grogan and I could picture all of the scenes in the book like a movie or video. And, a few years later, Marley and Me is released as a movie, boy, was I right?! I haven't been to many movies so this was a treat. Read more...
Over the weekend, I went to see the newly released movie, Paul Blart: Mall Cop. The movie starred Kevin James, the mall cop. He is a dedicated and caring police officer of the West Orange Mall. Mr. Blart falls in love with a salesperson at a kiosk. Read more...
17 again: Is it me or is Zac Efron not getting any older, he seems to always be the jock who is in high school. Well, let’s get on to the review, eh?
The movie starts back when he was in high school, they were playing basketball (of course, as if all of the movies involve basketball with Zac Efron - the star), he is about to make the winning shot but his girlfriend seems upset, he gets ready to shoot but runs to find her. Read more...